Most interesting or funny thing you thought your screen reader said?
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Meg
Oh boy, my screen reader has said some hilarious things. I can’t think of any of the top of my head, but there was one yesterday it was smart glasses, which has a home feature and I wanna say that it said I’m home or something, but really it was just another command the coincided with what it was saying. It was trying to say something like oh yeah I remember lol lol this is hilarious. It was supposed to say, hey, your envision glasses are connected, but really what it said was hey, your home because I flicked to the home quickly so it was like saying hey you are home and it absolutely cracked me up. Does anyone else seem to care in the side of world absolutely not but I love it.
Meg
In my experience cited people are like oh you and your funny toys, but I don’t care. I absolutely love it.
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Saralynne_Brennan 🏳️🌈
Hahaha that’s brilliant 😂
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jason
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jason
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Chrysalis
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Chrysalis
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jason
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Saralynne_Brennan 🏳️🌈
Hahaha let’s hear it 😂
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jason
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Doug Lee
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Doug Lee
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Doug Lee
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Doug Lee
P.s. to my last audio comment: I now remember the 64 Reader quote I tried to imitate was from a January, 1985 cassette BAUD newsletter. From memory, that issue began with two things: First, the Software Actuated Mouth, saying, "Hello, my name is Sam. I am talking through a Commodore. Later, you will hear from me again, but this time, with an Apple. Welcome to BAUD, January, 1985." Second, the 64 Reader, saying, "Hello, my name is the 64 Reader. I am designed exclusively for the Commodore C64 computer. Welcome to BAUD, January, 1985." Then the newsletter author, Joe Jeovanelli whose name I probably can't spell right, started by referring to that pair of intros as an "auspicious beginning."
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