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Indeed, my wife was reading a book the other day, in which one of the
characters ended up dying of terabytes.
To follow all the political excitement in
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I assume this is a joke, but being a geek myself, I feel obligated to
stand up for geeks everywhere. First, I don't think it's an easy task to
come up with an
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Good old Alex has discovered a new cooking term. Did you know that when you're
making short ribs in the slow cooker, you need to add
one and a half terabytes of balsamic vinegar? When, when, will the folks who
make
hat he has his boots under the
table, he doesn't seem to be inclined to leave without a struggle.
Jewel
From: Jonathan Mosen
Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2015 4:03 AM
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Subject: Re: Cooking with terabytes
Indeed, my wife was reading a book the other day, in
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> From: Jonathan Mosen
> Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2015 4:03 AM
> To: viphone@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: Cooking with terabytes
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> Indeed, my wife was reading a book the other day, in which one of the
> characters ended up dying of terabytes.
> To follow a
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Jewel
Sent: Monday, September 21, 2015 5:40 PM
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Subject: Re: Cooking with terabytes
I had heard much of Alex so when I was wandering through settings/voices last
night and came upon the option to invite him into my humble iPhone, I
abbreviations expanded got annoying after awhile, and mangled them often
enough.
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From: "Mary Otten" <motte...@gmail.com>
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Sent: Monday, September 21, 2015 10:49 AM
Subject: C
Indeed, my wife was reading a book the other day, in which one of the
characters ended up dying of terabytes.
To follow all the political excitement in Australia last week, I was listening
to a station in Sydney called 2 G B, which default Daniel, my voice of choice,
called 2 Gigabytes.
I also
Good old Alex has discovered a new cooking term. Did you know that when you're
making short ribs in the slow cooker, you need to add one and a half terabytes
of balsamic vinegar? When, when, will the folks who make the speech
synthesizers stop trying to guess what abbreviations mean and leave
I haven't found that Alex is any worse than any of the other voices. Perhaps
your mileage varies depending on what you read. I did notice that the GM or
gold master turned into grams. Which I thought was interesting. I'm sure there
are many of these, and they've been happening for years. I
The one that really annoys me is pretty recent; Samantha says defeaturing
anytime the word defeat is used. It doesn't seem to do this if you move word by
word, but if you come across it when VoiceOver is just speaking, as when
flicking right/left, Samantha says it the way I described. I'll have
I also agree, presumption gets irritating in a hurry.
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From: "Mary Otten" <motte...@gmail.com>
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Subject: Cooking with terabytes
eptember 21, 2015 5:03 PM
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Indeed, my wife was reading a book the other day, in which one of the
characters ended up dying of terabytes.
To follow all the political excitement in Australia last week, I was listening
to a station in Sydney called 2 G B, which def
This is done by geeks that think they're gods, and so know it all.
I guess this proves they're neither.
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