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@JamminJerry @boltonnut @Rickster1963 Somewhat similar here. Interesting!

@JamminJerry @boltonnut @Rickster1963 Ours - Manchester, NH - is kind of bouncing around too. It's somewhat stable, but not very much so. 50s, then 40s again... yeah, how fun!

@keao Wow. Hope you had a good one in any case!

@keao Also from what I'm hearing, if you're trying to use Narrator with 25H2, I've heard that Narrator doesn't speak or anything in the install process but I could be wrong on that. At least on VM's it doesn't from what I'm understanding.

@keao If you're signed in using a Microsoft account, not sure if you can disable the pin, but I do know that if you are signed in locally there should be a way to disable the password under User Accounts or something like that.

@technocounselor I agree with this all the way so you're not the only one. While I do believe in free Will etc I still think that a sense of order should still be part of the whole thing. So yes, right on. I couldn't not use headphones anyway even if I wanted to unless I absolutely must just because of all the airplane noise and all that.

@technocounselor I know, right?

@anon_opin Hmm, clearly I must be the only one who likes a Copilot of some form. In this particular case, at least for coding, I use Visual Studio Code and GitHub Copilot. That has been very good, depending on the agent I'm using for it.

@Tamasg This post makes me curious if you might need counseling, perhaps?

@Tamasg Up to you, but I don't think you should. Just me though...

@kaveinthran @Tamasg a slightly more opened up o in shop, for how sharp sounds here, and also wrap is a bit more closed I guess, it's really hard to describe stuff like this lol.

@Tamasg a few other things. Australia which I switchd to for the first time. The o is so British really. Is the "u" in public suposed to be so, like, I can't describe it? It should have more of a mouth-opening ish uh in it, shouldn't it? Yeah, you're talking to a stickler for accents but can't even properly fix a phoneme

@Tamasg LOL, another one. The "OU" in thousand is quite odd, the end of it is kind of long. Just find it really interesting lol.

@Tamasg Yep indeed. Also the iOS version doesn't use the newer phoneme table NVDA is using, so R's are quite stuck out for instance, in Sierra and Zero for sure. Also, speakking of which, the o in 0 is quite, hmm, I can't even explain it. But it's a bit lighter than it used to be. For some reason I always compare to regular NVSpeechPlayer and ESpeak as they have the best British phoneme table out there, in my opinion.

@Tamasg OK, is this just me or is it sounding more UK/Scotish under certain phonemes? Five sounds more scotish (somewhat), at least that I've noticed the most. I don't know if it really sounds authentically UK now though lol.

@Tamasg Right? I feel ya, a lot!