Thank you autocorrect
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Who designs these algorithms? Satan himself?
Every day, autocorrect plays with my mind. Type photoshopped, get photocopied. Type aleays, it doesn't say always despite it being an obvious touchscreen typo. I swear that somewhere in tech land there are programmers doing this on purpose just to make other people miserable. Bunch of arse.
Every day, autocorrect plays with my mind. Type photoshopped, get photocopied. Type aleays, it doesn't say always despite it being an obvious touchscreen typo. I swear that somewhere in tech land there are programmers doing this on purpose just to make other people miserable. Bunch of arse.
Some Gump said:
Who designs these algorithms? Satan himself?
Every day, autocorrect plays with my mind. Type photoshopped, get photocopied. Type aleays, it doesn't say always despite it being an obvious touchscreen typo. I swear that somewhere in tech land there are programmers doing this on purpose just to make other people miserable. Bunch of arse.
https://youtu.be/6hcoT6yxFoUEvery day, autocorrect plays with my mind. Type photoshopped, get photocopied. Type aleays, it doesn't say always despite it being an obvious touchscreen typo. I swear that somewhere in tech land there are programmers doing this on purpose just to make other people miserable. Bunch of arse.
Ha! I have no idea.
I once sent a client of mine, a lovely young hairdresser girl a text. I don't even remember the context, but it was something to do with" I'll catch up with you later"
Instead I was typing pretty quickly and pressed send..... what I actually said was. " I will enjoy you later" I was mortified.
The worst part was I didn't notice for a week or so before I looked again to find out when she wanted to catch up. She took it the way it was intended... but wow!
Moral of the story, I should be more careful. Or run with it I suppose. She is hot after all.
I once sent a client of mine, a lovely young hairdresser girl a text. I don't even remember the context, but it was something to do with" I'll catch up with you later"
Instead I was typing pretty quickly and pressed send..... what I actually said was. " I will enjoy you later" I was mortified.
The worst part was I didn't notice for a week or so before I looked again to find out when she wanted to catch up. She took it the way it was intended... but wow!
Moral of the story, I should be more careful. Or run with it I suppose. She is hot after all.
DukeDickson said:
That's brilliant, I've not seen that before. Predictive text has improved, on one of my old phones Cardiff used to become barehead.
The real fun is (was?) in custom programming the corrections.
Say for example for the annoying contracts guy where it would swap his name to 'pompous b
d' or other helpful little things.
Automangler mostly just shows up that the programmers couldn't afford a dictionary with enough words.
Say for example for the annoying contracts guy where it would swap his name to 'pompous b
d' or other helpful little things. Automangler mostly just shows up that the programmers couldn't afford a dictionary with enough words.
GroundEffect said:
FN2TypeR said:
My previous mobile phone used to change "omw" to "On my way!" regardless of the context or use. I appreciate that text speak isn't the best form of communication but neither is "Dave, I'm On my way!, the train was delayed" (or whatever).
You can turn it off....Knock yourself out,
http://www.damnyouautocorrect.com/
Best one ever, imagine how mortifying this would be.
https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/104216178847328180...
http://www.damnyouautocorrect.com/
Best one ever, imagine how mortifying this would be.
https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/104216178847328180...
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