"sexual ease stump"
Say the shrodding again
Sir, the internet is yours today.
"sexual ease stump"
Say the shrodding again
Nominated for comment of the month.I feel sorry for her kids and spouse.
Kid: "Mom can you make me toast and eggs?"
Her: "Here's how you make boats with bags."
Spouse: "Hey honey let's get it on!"
Her: "I don't understand 'Let's get it on', would you like me to check the internet?"
…I can't help but immediately think of this:"Malitia oi hallucinate, buckry ockra ooze, Cathexis fefatelly sexual ease stump, Say the shrodding again, say the shroding again, say the shreeding again, say the shriding again, say the shrading again, say the shrudding again."
"Malitia oi hallucinate, buckry ockra ooze. Cathexis fefatelly sexual ease stump. Say the shrodding again, say the shroding again, say the shreeding again, say the shriding again, say the shrading again, say the shrudding again."
Siri still thinks I'm saying stuff like this.
I feel sorry for her kids and spouse.
Kid: "Mom can you make me toast and eggs?"
Her: "Here's how you make boats with bags."
Spouse: "Hey honey let's get it on!"
Her: "I don't understand 'Let's get it on', would you like me to check the internet?"
I feel sorry for her kids and spouse.
Kid: "Mom can you make me toast and eggs?"
Her: "Here's how you make boats with bags."
Spouse: "Hey honey let's get it on!"
Her: "I don't understand 'Let's get it on', would you like me to check the internet?"
How did Apple fall so far behind with Siri? They better have something special planned this year. I've owned every iteration of the iPhone since the 3GS, and Google is finally starting to turn my head.
I still don't really care about Siri (good for anyone who likes it and finds it useful), but I still miss the look of the iOS 5 UI. Not even iOS 6, iOS 5. It was beautiful, and I'd swap back immediately if possible.
My original iPad and iPhone 4 remains on 5.1.1 and whenever I use them it almost hurts it looks so much nicer (IMHO).
Past rumors indicated Siri has a team of engineers working on revamping the dictation and deciphering. I think those changes will be coming soon, perhaps by iOS 11, which I would greatly appreciate, being I Siri frequently for dictation and other tasks. Siri has the potential, it just needs to the appropriate maintenance to move forward.
How did Apple fall so far behind with Siri? They better have something special planned this year. I've owned every iteration of the iPhone since the 3GS, and Google is finally starting to turn my head.
Koothrappali, we've told you a million times, that's creepy.I miss hearing her voice version of Siri-- I remember when it was updated and I used Siri after the update. It felt off. It felt like something was missing--like some of the warmth was lost. Dare I compare Siri to being a friend?
My coworkers and friends will attest to me using Siri incessantly, so the voice changing was kinda big.
And your point is?Tips for an audio interview based entirely on an audio topic:
~1 Download the mp3 from the article.
~2 Get off the internet (so you can focus on ONE THING - what she's saying.)
~3 Listen to the interview.
~4 I bet barely 1% of you can do the above - stay off Macrumors long enough to focus on this.
And your point is?
I don't know when the photo in the article was taken, but if looks like she is still using a cMP based on the display and keyboard that can be seen. I think the microphone is a Rode NT1, but I am not sure. Can anyone identify the audio setup in the photo?
Hah, I didn't even give that a second thought. I miss the linens.The linen! I forgot about the linen backgrounds. Wow that takes me back.
How did Apple fall so far behind with Siri?
I feel sorry for her kids and spouse.
Kid: "Mom can you make me toast and eggs?"
Her: "Here's how you make boats with bags."
Spouse: "Hey honey let's get it on!"
Her: "I don't understand 'Let's get it on', would you like me to check the internet?"
This article is very misleading about Apple's role in recording the Siri voice.
Apple isn't ScanSoft, they simply licensed those voice recordings by Bennett - or more precisely the finished voice, created by Nuance - for use with Siri.
Apple had nothing to do with recording Bennett's voice in 2005, so it would be utterly stupid to harbour any ill towards Apple for secretive methods used when recording her voice, as Apple simply had nothing to do with it!
If she signed a contract that allowed ScanSoft to sell her voice in a likely exclusive use for a voice assistant - well, that's her fault
It seems so long ago, but it really wasn't. I prefer the look of things today, and at least on my iPhone 7, iOS 10 seems as stable as iOS 6. They've done a good job with about everything except Siri and some iCloud issues. But iOS for iPad could use some work to make it better for professionals.Hah, I didn't even give that a second thought. I miss the linens.![]()