This is seemingly the only other piece of info I could find:

Spaceflight community mourns loss of ULA Chief Scientist Bernard Kutte

https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2020/08/14/spaceflig...

It should be possible to find a voice artist for hire that sounds like Scarlett Johansson in "Her" when you can fingerprint voices, model them, and quantify the differences.

You can’t do that.

Hiring a lookalike or soundalike is already settled case law.

OpenAI made it easy for Scarlet Johansson’s lawyers. They referenced the movie Her multiple times.

It’s a slam dunk if one of open aisle employees mentioned sky sounding like scarlet Johansson as a plus.

I'm an iPhone user myself. A friend of mine is having this experience. Apparently it's some sort of teaser for the voice dialling feature when you're about to make a call.

I wonder what actually triggers this? I've never encountered anything like it on my Android phone.

Any chance you already have the voice assistant enabled?

No, I don't. Maybe that's why? Google has inferred that I dislike voice interfaces because I keep that stuff turned off?

That would seem uncharacteristically considerate of them.

Serving HTML will get you scraped. Your terms don't overrule fair use.

Starshield won't be used directly for missile defense.

I use Safari instead of Chrome when I want twice the autonomy, and it's really strict to websites trying to play media without interaction. It doesn't even start loading YouTube videos until I click the giant play button. You never even see that button in Chrome, and I can't believe how much I now miss that basic sanity check. Chrome will even start playing dozens of tabs simultaneously if I open a collection of tabs from Bookmarks. Really think there should be a setting that enforces the requirement of initial interaction before playback on every site in all browsers.

Note that everyone had access to the Inbox API at the time. We made an art project highlighting the invasiveness of such broad access:

"E-dentity is a project that asks a participant to login to its Facebook account, then takes his/ her private data from their profile and automatically prints them in an understandable booklet that is handed to the user. This booklet seeks to raise awareness of the hidden data we are sharing which we are often not aware of."

https://github.com/some1else/Edentity

Maybe spend a couple bucks on bringing closed captions to video AMAs. I clicked the link to the embed featured in the article, and it's 20 min of unsubtitled speech.

https://www.reddit.com/r/RDDT/comments/1bhr6uv/amalmosta_ans...

Would have been nice to log in with the Touch ID on the iPhone before they added the reader to keyboards.