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Reminds me of Rik and the door
Warning: Does contain a little swearing.
I will always turn off the sound of the GPS when using it, I just want a map to glance at, not a device ordering me around
Except sometimes it pays off massively.
I had accidentally left the voice on for some reason, back when Google Maps’ navigation was fairly new here in New Zealand. Back then it wasn’t the easiest thing to turn off without pulling over and stabbing a bunch of buttons, so I left it.
Approaching a large intersection, it seemed it was taking the words on the street signs somewhat literally, as it told me
Signs for State Highway one-half
Indeed, the sign did appear to read “SH1/2”.
i just dont like when im in the middle of a conversation and the machine goes “TURN RIGHT”
Exactly
I, for one, hail our robot overlords. 🥰
^^^please ^^^don’t ^^^kill ^^^me.
Is the computer/robot able to freely decide when/if to speak?
No = you should direct your attention to your fellow “divine” beings who programmed them
Yes = fuck you
I hate this
Just be nice, and don’t act so superior :(I really want to jam a pick tool into gas station pump speakers that blare ads.
I probably will if the oldest shell station that never updates their pumps does.
I was onboard until I saw the “divine being” and “holy tongue” bits. I’m a technophobe, not a religious nutter.
BUT WE CREATED THEM
That doesn’t make you divine.
But they don’t know that!
They’ve got just as good a claim to divinity as anyone or anything.
Depends on definition
We are more of a divine being, because only humans do religion. Our tongue is more holy, because we created words for holiness. [|B-)
TempleOS: ಠ_ಠ
My body is a temple. That is why I imbibe the holy red40 Doritos and the yellow5 mountain dew
