I tried TDD/TTY when I was a teen back in the early 90s. It was interesting, but I didn't like it compared to dial-up BBSes and Internet. I also did not want to use a third party to talk to people on the other end who didn't have TTY/TDD services for privacy reasons and I use a lot of technical terms. I recently checked to see things improved for Internet and smartphones, nope. I will stick with IMs, IRC, textings, e-mails, real-time chat, etc.
Which version of Winap? IIRC, it got bloated too like in v3.:( At least, Nullsoft realized they frakked up and slimmed it down in v5. Apple and other companies need to do the same!
In Chinese culture, being pooped on the head by birds mean you will get married. So far, I am still not married and that incident happened about 25 years ago.:(
Well, the problem is that hearing aid companies stopped making analog types like Oticon 380P model for my bone conduction hearing aid. I am currently using its Sumo DM BTE model.
Analog is still better. Lots of older people complain the digital hearing aids suck even after tweaking and all that. I have had my (fir/1)st digital bone conduction hearing aid since last summer. I hate it.:(
15-20 years like what? Who still uses their phones and computers that long especially with the softwares on them? Old CRT TVs, vehicles, etc. are understandable though since they can last that long.
Also, I don't like how we can't do TDD/TTY with smartphones and Internet directly. Why have those old school devices? Argh.
I tried TDD/TTY when I was a teen back in the early 90s. It was interesting, but I didn't like it compared to dial-up BBSes and Internet. I also did not want to use a third party to talk to people on the other end who didn't have TTY/TDD services for privacy reasons and I use a lot of technical terms. I recently checked to see things improved for Internet and smartphones, nope. I will stick with IMs, IRC, textings, e-mails, real-time chat, etc.
Which version of Winap? IIRC, it got bloated too like in v3. :( At least, Nullsoft realized they frakked up and slimmed it down in v5. Apple and other companies need to do the same!
What if it is at night time, cloudy, etc.?
No ad blockers for smartphones? :(
Aren't there ad blockers like on computers?
Back in the end of 1998 during dotcom days, yes for me as a web designer (salary). :(
In Chinese culture, being pooped on the head by birds mean you will get married. So far, I am still not married and that incident happened about 25 years ago. :(
Same for that "Disable Advertising". I check its box, and it doesn't stay! Thanks God for ad blockers.
... Since I rarely buy from Amazon to use subscriptions. Same for Netflix and many others. I only get subscriptions if I use the services a lot.
Too bad they can't do severe hearing like mine since birth. They turned me away because they didn't do my type (bone conduction).
Well, the problem is that hearing aid companies stopped making analog types like Oticon 380P model for my bone conduction hearing aid. I am currently using its Sumo DM BTE model.
Analog is still better. Lots of older people complain the digital hearing aids suck even after tweaking and all that. I have had my (fir/1)st digital bone conduction hearing aid since last summer. I hate it. :(
Ditto. Caps, weak signals, disabled (can't communicate orally and drive), etc. Cable Internet wins for its speeds, etc.
So like dial-up? ;)
Due to my disabilities. I can type like a machine gun which drives people crazy with clicky keyboards. ;)
I know her number is 867-5309! ;)
Also a giant transforming lion robot! ;)
Also, where else can we build and live? Each area has its own nature issues. :(
15-20 years like what? Who still uses their phones and computers that long especially with the softwares on them? Old CRT TVs, vehicles, etc. are understandable though since they can last that long.
But they're all morons though. :(
Not everyone has fast Internet connections to stream. Also, not many people watch stuff online for subscriptions.
Not quick enough! How about the same time as the theat(er/re)s have them?
Trust no one.
It needs to be light, small, and useful as old school Casio Data Bank (150/300) watches.