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2024 Project 365 – Week Forty-six
I’m sitting here watching an Annie Oakley documentary while writing this post. She was quite a lady! Sunday, November 17th We had a c...
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First, I'd like to talk about my funeral experience today. The singing was fine – I'm no Susan Boyle, but I'll do. When we... -
I’m still feeling the disconnect of world events (& events here at home), & all the perky “Reason for the Season” in the air right n...
Lol! I speak most of my texts, and you should see some of the things my phone comes up with!
ReplyDeleteHa! I've never tried Siri, and now I know why. :)
ReplyDeletehaha... I literally cackled out loud at this....
ReplyDeleteAs someone with a 'twang', I feel your pain
LMFAO!!!
ReplyDeleteI've never asked Siri to spell anything. I think I'll continue refraining.
ReplyDeleteMy luck with Siri has been ZERO! Once I asked "Where is the Tolltag office in Plano., TX?) She replied, "The Tolltag office in Ft Worth is located...) That was my last visit with Siri, I went to settings and disabled her. Good riddance.
ReplyDeleteI am reminded of the scene from the Star Trek "save the whales" movie where Scottie sets down in front of a PC and says "Computer...computer? Computer!"...and of course gets no response, so he cracks his knuckles and starts typing. I wonder what Roddenberry would think of Siri, Alexa, Hey Google, etc.? He was born in El Paso, Lowandslow...wonder if Siri knows where that is?
ReplyDeleteOf course...it's next to the Tolltag store in Plano, TX. ;)
DeleteSiri doesn't live in my phone, and I do believe I'm just as glad!
ReplyDeleteDon't blame Siri, she's just a weak Artificial Intelligence. Give it twenty to thirty years and we may be voting for an AI for president. I'll refrain from saying anything about how an AI would certainly be an improvement on.....Oh well, you get my meaning.
ReplyDeleteI always thought I'd have trouble with Siri, since I do have a bit of an accent. I'm used to phones not understanding me when the automated voice says, "If you need customer service, please say 'customer service'" and then says, "I'm sorry, I did not understand that." Surprisingly, Siri is OK with my accent. Of course, mostly I ask her, "Hey Siri, what's the name of that song?"
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