* homage to Japanese Fast & Furious franchise titles
i think people don't know how to differentiate between hard access issues and soft access issues, or don't want to. a lot of access issues aren't clearly one or the other but having no ramps is a hard access issue for obligate wheelchair users. you've gotta stop comparing every accessibility issue to ramps.
because when you compare a soft access issue (an issue which makes accessing somewhere or something painful, difficult, insulting, frustrating, etc) with a hard access issue (an issue which makes accessing somewhere or something impossible) then you inadvertently imply that the persons who experience those hard access issues don't also experience soft access issues.
like say you have a disabled student in a wheelchair. education is famously inaccessible, so everyone says "not providing this is like not providing a ramp." but it's not, firstly because they don't even provide ramps much of the time. like they straight up aren't doing that and you're acting like it's this horrible impossibility that we should understand is super bad so you can compare your own thing to it. which is just incorrect when they're not doing it.
but let's say there's a ramp. so there's a ramp but it's a 5 minute detour to get to so the wheelchair user is always late. the desks are too high to see past, the lecture hall has automated doors but no dedicated wheelchair space so they have to sit off side. can they see properly? does someone catch them up with the missed introduction? where will they take notes?
and the accessible route can be even longer than a 5 minute detour. the route might be round back, next to all the trash/rubbish. that's not dignified but it's also not sanitary either, which is dangerous to disabled people. is it round back where everyone smokes? i sure hope that wheelchair user has no respiratory issues. are they getting penalised for being late all the time? will that affect their attendance? what if they're an international student on a visa and need high attendance to stay in the country? there's a million soft access issues that are present even if the bare minimum of basic access (can i get inside) is met. but yeah there's a ramp. so whatever i guess
god i keep looking for a solution for this godforsaken problem and all the reddit and forum responses are giving the same answers but
does anyone know what to do if OBS and ONLY obs is experiencing like 80%+ frame drops??? all the fucking forums tell me to go test my internet speeds and connectivity and I went through the list and it is VERY much not my connection
i watch content just fine, uploading pictures to sites and apps like tumblr and discord are just a touch slower but nothing like the extreme delay obs is experiencing, and testing my network up and down speeds resulted in normal stats
There's nothing wrong with my twitch channel, it's not a temp ban, I don't have any copyright strikes as far as I know, hell I don't even really upload vods
it's just that right now, every time I open OBS and hit go live, the frame rate drop gets WORSE.
My best guess is that the storms are affecting some random server somewhere that's a critical link to my ability to upload content but I don't know enough about computers to make that a solid guess
Anyone have any solutions?
oh i should also mention it seems like it's not just an obs issue, it's ANYTHING that requires me to have a solid uploading connection
like I can't screenshare on discord, the facecam doesn't work on discord, images take a hot second longer to upload...
the problem FEELS like there's something clogging my ability to upload content, and I don't know why
I cannot emphasize how the tests for internet speed, download and upload, are FINE. but clearly something's FUCKED with upload. Something's lying to me and I don't know what
This from my partner an OBS expert
Try a cheap VPN (I use PrivateInternetAccess) and try routing through that. ISP may be throttling.
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i think people don’t know how to differentiate between hard access issues and soft access issues, or don’t want to. a lot of access issues aren’t clearly one or the other but having no ramps is a hard access issue for obligate wheelchair users. you’ve gotta stop comparing every accessibility issue to ramps.
because when you compare a soft access issue (an issue which makes accessing somewhere or something painful, difficult, insulting, frustrating, etc) with a hard access issue (an issue which makes accessing somewhere or something impossible) then you inadvertently imply that the persons who experience those hard access issues don’t also experience soft access issues.
like say you have a disabled student in a wheelchair. education is famously inaccessible, so everyone says “not providing this is like not providing a ramp.” but it’s not, firstly because they don’t even provide ramps much of the time. like they straight up aren’t doing that and you’re acting like it’s this horrible impossibility that we should understand is super bad so you can compare your own thing to it. which is just incorrect when they’re not doing it.
but let’s say there’s a ramp. so there’s a ramp but it’s a 5 minute detour to get to so the wheelchair user is always late. the desks are too high to see past, the lecture hall has automated doors but no dedicated wheelchair space so they have to sit off side. can they see properly? does someone catch them up with the missed introduction? where will they take notes?
and the accessible route can be even longer than a 5 minute detour. the route might be round back, next to all the trash/rubbish. that’s not dignified but it’s also not sanitary either, which is dangerous to disabled people. is it round back where everyone smokes? i sure hope that wheelchair user has no respiratory issues. are they getting penalised for being late all the time? will that affect their attendance? what if they’re an international student on a visa and need high attendance to stay in the country? there’s a million soft access issues that are present even if the bare minimum of basic access (can i get inside) is met. but yeah there’s a ramp. so whatever i guess
