...causes your device to take an action, that means your microphone had to be on and listening for the command.
What other words or phrases trigger your device to take an action?
I often hear people lamenting that someone else, such as law enforcement, might turn on their microphone and listen in, but what if your always on microphone is listening for keywords and phrases you're not aware of? If it's not yet, it will be.
Imagine pushing out two advertisements into two different markets and listening for which one increases the mention of your brand name more. That's valuable information. I think I read somewhere that some smart TV manufactures already claim ownership of the audio they record while listening for commands.
I think it's possible for to people to be too alike to make a good couple.
If both people are keeping score, worried about who's really in charge, that relationship's going to suck unless they're both looking for a sparring partner.
When handing him something, just squeeze his hand a bit.
Here's a pretty innocent one that doesn't tell me she's into me necessarily, but gives me permission to crowd her space a little and gauge her reaction if I'm interested in her.
Just a playful shoulder nudge or lean when you're walking.
Of these the most unmissable is the subtle hand squeeze with eye contact.
On dating sites, most female profiles who make the fist move are scammers.
Here's the thing.
On a dating site, your profile is a needle, in a haystack sized pile of needles.
If someone's profile grabs your attention and you sit back hoping that one person will see something special in your profile, it's just probably not going to happen. It's a dating site profile. A bad a pic or three, and a collection a stats no one with an ounce a sense would bet a quarter on being truthful.
I've seen a story on her somewhere, but I don't remember where, and certainly couldn't have recalled her by name.
For some reason I I was imagining "dressed to the nines" as a more conservative upscale look, but I am admittedly well out of my element in such discussions.
I found the other woman by googling "very old model", and looking at the image results.
I got a page full of old cars, and one white haired well put together model that had been in Vanity Fair and thought close enough to toss her out there.
I get why you'd like to make this about me, but the topic is your lie that grown people are putting soap into other grown people's mouths over a word, and your morally repugnant belief that it's some how appropriate to force something into someone else's mouth as a punishment.
I'm guilty of doing that(nitpicking language or even typos) sometimes when someone's pissed me off and I want to shut them down. I don't do it to make a point to win a debate though, by time I'm doing that it's not a conversation anymore, it's just combat.
Yea...it's not a nice thing to do. I agree.
Other times I defend people from the exact same sort of attack.
Post frequently enough and even people who respond adversarially secretly appreciate the interruption to their boredom and loneliness.
You respond to people, people are more likely to address those with a history of responding to them.
The blogs are built on that premise alone. Most bloggers reply to every comment in their blogs.
Last is subject matter, you strive to be at least a little controversial.
It give folks something to comment on.
We've had full on trolls here(usually a regular poster's alternate profile) that posted and really existed herr, for that reason alone.
If you ever want to learn the right answer to a question here, it's better to post the wrong answer than to ask the question. People are more driven to tell you you're wrong than the are to help you. The same thing drives responses to may of your threads.
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RE: Why do so many people mention that....
I suspect the majority of CSer's are on their phones.I think Ebay crossed the 50% of users being on mobile a couple years ago.