@muchanchoasado Yes, I remember this well from my childhood.

@lerven Nah it's more like:
Step 1: Don't
Step 2: enjoy it hearing you 6% of the time
Step 3: When it does here you, 8 out of 10 times, the answer it gives will either be completely irrelevant to the question, or it'll say that it doesn't know.

@JamminJerry @FreakyFwoof I can't do it either, notes are right but timing is abysmal. I also apparently need a new instance because I can't post the text here as it's too long, and they reject my audio. Bleh!

@ZBennoui @JessicatheVIArtist Well, I wanna be careful because these are guys working on a free and open source project in their spare time for fun. They aren't obligated to complete it in a given timeframe, or ever. I do think communication could've been better for sure, and I do absolutely not think it was designed with accessibility in mind. Given that, they have done great work in Surge XT, and all I can do is hope that they'll pick it up.

@lerven @alyssa6595 I mean, if said sounds were emanating from your general vacinity whilst you were engaged in a call with your boss, I'd say the question is valid.

@JessicatheVIArtist I really wish the lines of communication were a bit more open as to the state of screen reader accessibility on Short Circuit. I've asked several times, and have been reassured that it's coming. I could accept that, but we as a community have been burned so many times. I still hold out hope, because these guys have done good work in the past, but it's a bit concerning that it keeps getting pushed back.