@JonathanMosen so I was going about my daily activities, and then noticed, at 1 o’clock on Saturday, October 5, there was no new podcast… I was like, oh yeah, that doesn’t exist anymore… I kind of miss it. I was a little bit sad honestly…

Is it time to change? I’m trying to search for somebody, and it goes This content or function is currently unavailable on the server tweesecake.social (404), Tap to Retry.

@AiraVI this is an access AI image courtesy of aira… Have no idea what they’re talking about, as there are no buttons labeled grind on this appliance, but here you go. :-) The image shows a kitchen countertop with a section of a kitchen appliance, likely a coffee maker, visible on the left side. The appliance has several buttons and knobs. The top knob is labeled "Bean" and "Grind," and there are two more knobs below it. Above the appliance, there are wooden cabinets. A hand is partially visible at the top of the image.

I hate the limit that has been imposed on me by Mona, but I am too cheap to buy the pro version… :-)

Question… Why does my iOS device make the noise as if I have a hardware keyboard connected when I go into an edit box… Restarting doesn’t seem to do anything and turning off Bluetooth doesn’t either. The only thing I did to make this happen apparently was connect my braille display after a long absence… I mean the good thing is I still see the keyboard and what not, but the noise is slightly annoying…

I should just write something long and involved and try to see how big of a character said I can do without stopping… I find it interesting though that if you have a Braille display and if you use dictation while the display is on, you see a bunch of dots flying across the screen of the Braille display… Yes I said screen, give me a break. I’m just waffling to try to fill up space. :-)

I wonder what’s the point of having a ClearNode and an open spot 4 pro? I mean, doesn’t the clearnode do everything that the openspot does? Oh, I guess except for DStar…

Cobalt systems has a Talking air fryer… will it work in the North American electrical systems? I know it works on 240V… But North America is 120 I think…