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I really do not understand people complaining about PSAs. Like learn some emotional maturity? If you weren't going to do the thing they're asking you not to do, then the message wasn't directed at you and you can go about your day just fine.
Different people have different responses to condescension, perhaps? You probably never even considered that. Consider it next time and be better. Hope that helps.
Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons apparently hacked to imitate Musk, Zuck voices
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Re: Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons apparently hacked to imitate Musk, Zuck voices
#82Re: Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons apparently hacked to imitate Musk, Zuck voices
#83Earlier quoted context omitted.
I really do not understand people complaining about PSAs. Like learn some emotional maturity? If you weren't going to do the thing they're asking you not to do, then the message wasn't directed at you and you can go about your day just fine.
Different people have different responses to condescension, perhaps? You probably never even considered that. Consider it next time and be better. Hope that helps.
It's not condescending, because it's not targeted to you.
Re: Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons apparently hacked to imitate Musk, Zuck voices
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The expected sound is the "WAIT!" voice, which you can clearly still hear. Anything in addition to that is of zero detriment to the accessibility of the system.
And you know this how? Because your gut tells you?
Re: Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons apparently hacked to imitate Musk, Zuck voices
#85Earlier quoted context omitted.
I really do not understand people complaining about PSAs. Like learn some emotional maturity? If you weren't going to do the thing they're asking you not to do, then the message wasn't directed at you and you can go about your day just fine.
Different people have different responses to condescension, perhaps? You probably never even considered that. Consider it next time and be better. Hope that helps.
Re: Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons apparently hacked to imitate Musk, Zuck voices
#86Re: Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons apparently hacked to imitate Musk, Zuck voices
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The S in IoT stands for Security.
H/t Baggott if he’s reading. ;-)
Re: Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons apparently hacked to imitate Musk, Zuck voices
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HN has a "second chance queue" for posts that the powers-that-be believe could've/should've gotten more attention but didn't. Happened to one of my posts once, which was confusing as all hell at first but made sense once I learned about it.
But this should not change the time when the thing (comment, link) has been posted, should it?
Re: Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons apparently hacked to imitate Musk, Zuck voices
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The expected sound is the "WAIT!" voice, which you can clearly still hear. Anything in addition to that is of zero detriment to the accessibility of the system.
And you know this how? Because your gut tells you?