New app I found
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@George-K said in New app I found:
Mrs. George had something like that. She said it never worked.
LOLOL
Tell her this is version 2.0.
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wrote on 23 Sept 2022, 23:30 last edited by
I support that interface.
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Was yours free Brenda? Searching for it, all that came up was “Make Me A Sammich” & “Get It Yourself”.
wrote on 23 Sept 2022, 23:56 last edited by@blondie said in New app I found:
Was yours free Brenda? Searching for it, all that came up was “Make Me A Sammich” & “Get It Yourself”.
LOLOLOLOLOLOL
Nothing is ever free, blondie.
You are so funny!!!!
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wrote on 23 Sept 2022, 23:58 last edited by
@Horace said in New app I found:
I support that interface.
You are part of the Hubby app support team? Do tell.
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@brenda she was disappointed, to be sure.
I had a similar app on my phone - it was the "Subordinate Spouse App."
Every time I tried to use it, it said, "You want me to what???"
wrote on 23 Sept 2022, 23:59 last edited by@George-K said in New app I found:
@brenda she was disappointed, to be sure.
I had a similar app on my phone - it was the "Subordinate Spouse App."
Every time I tried to use it, it said, "You want me to what???"
That's an entirely different app than the Hubby app. I'm not surprised you had trouble with it.
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@Horace said in New app I found:
I support that interface.
You are part of the Hubby app support team? Do tell.
wrote on 24 Sept 2022, 00:02 last edited by@brenda said in New app I found:
@Horace said in New app I found:
I support that interface.
You are part of the Hubby app support team? Do tell.
I respond to the described commands and many similar ones using that syntax. Interestingly, commands can be issued in the form of questions. “Would you like to clean those dishes?” A robot would answer honestly and factually “no”, but the artificial intelligence component of my processing software recognizes the command behind the question.
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@brenda said in New app I found:
@Horace said in New app I found:
I support that interface.
You are part of the Hubby app support team? Do tell.
I respond to the described commands and many similar ones using that syntax. Interestingly, commands can be issued in the form of questions. “Would you like to clean those dishes?” A robot would answer honestly and factually “no”, but the artificial intelligence component of my processing software recognizes the command behind the question.
wrote on 24 Sept 2022, 00:04 last edited by@Horace said in New app I found:
@brenda said in New app I found:
@Horace said in New app I found:
I support that interface.
You are part of the Hubby app support team? Do tell.
I respond to the described commands and many similar ones using that syntax. Interestingly, commands can be issued in the form of questions. “Would you like to clean those dishes?” A robot would answer honestly and factually “no”, but the artificial intelligence component of my processing software recognizes the command behind the question.
That's a very advanced processing software to understand the actual command function of the question. What version is that? 52.0. or 107.2 ?
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@Horace said in New app I found:
@brenda said in New app I found:
@Horace said in New app I found:
I support that interface.
You are part of the Hubby app support team? Do tell.
I respond to the described commands and many similar ones using that syntax. Interestingly, commands can be issued in the form of questions. “Would you like to clean those dishes?” A robot would answer honestly and factually “no”, but the artificial intelligence component of my processing software recognizes the command behind the question.
That's a very advanced processing software to understand the actual command function of the question. What version is that? 52.0. or 107.2 ?
wrote on 24 Sept 2022, 00:13 last edited by@brenda said in New app I found:
@Horace said in New app I found:
@brenda said in New app I found:
@Horace said in New app I found:
I support that interface.
You are part of the Hubby app support team? Do tell.
I respond to the described commands and many similar ones using that syntax. Interestingly, commands can be issued in the form of questions. “Would you like to clean those dishes?” A robot would answer honestly and factually “no”, but the artificial intelligence component of my processing software recognizes the command behind the question.
That's a very advanced processing software to understand the actual command function of the question. What version is that? 52.0. or 107.2 ?
Thank you Brenda, it’s been in development for 50 years. Still buggy as heck, and a few catastrophic crashes here and there. It’s a fixer upper.
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@brenda said in New app I found:
@Horace said in New app I found:
I support that interface.
You are part of the Hubby app support team? Do tell.
I respond to the described commands and many similar ones using that syntax. Interestingly, commands can be issued in the form of questions. “Would you like to clean those dishes?” A robot would answer honestly and factually “no”, but the artificial intelligence component of my processing software recognizes the command behind the question.
wrote on 24 Sept 2022, 17:24 last edited by@Horace said in New app I found:
@brenda said in New app I found:
@Horace said in New app I found:
I support that interface.
You are part of the Hubby app support team? Do tell.
I respond to the described commands and many similar ones using that syntax. Interestingly, commands can be issued in the form of questions. “Would you like to clean those dishes?” A robot would answer honestly and factually “no”, but the artificial intelligence component of my processing software recognizes the command behind the question.
You better support that interface or some of your other interfaces may crash.
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@Horace said in New app I found:
@brenda said in New app I found:
@Horace said in New app I found:
I support that interface.
You are part of the Hubby app support team? Do tell.
I respond to the described commands and many similar ones using that syntax. Interestingly, commands can be issued in the form of questions. “Would you like to clean those dishes?” A robot would answer honestly and factually “no”, but the artificial intelligence component of my processing software recognizes the command behind the question.
That's a very advanced processing software to understand the actual command function of the question. What version is that? 52.0. or 107.2 ?
wrote on 24 Sept 2022, 18:03 last edited by@brenda said in New app I found:
That's a very advanced processing software to understand the actual command function of the question.
I'll say! None of your pesky nuance stuff.
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Walked to my front porch from the outside. Got comfy in my chair with my feet up and a blanket to ward off the cool air. Decided a bourbon would be mighty nice, but didn't want to move after getting all snuggled in my chair.
That's when I discovered a new app! I picked up my phone, and somehow it opened the Hubby app for me. Turns out it's voice-activated, no need to log in or anything. I placed a request, and just minutes later, it was delivered!
The service was very pleasant and very efficient. It even came with some pretzels. My server said those were part of the extra special service for the 'regulars', whatever that means.
I asked if I could just put this on my tab, and that was no problem at all. I didn't even realize I had a running tab already.
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I'm pleased to give the Hubby app a five star review. I'll be using this one again and often. Highly recommend to others.wrote on 24 Sept 2022, 18:13 last edited by@brenda said in New app I found:
The service was very pleasant and very efficient. It even came with some pretzels.
Pretzels even! On top of all those other wonderful perks! I swear, app tech is becoming more abfab and irreplaceable every day!
Take good care of that app, Brenda. Even the best ones can be glitchy. Yours sounds very reliable and well made though, so you probably don't have to worry.
Pretzels! My, my, my. SMH.
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@brenda said in New app I found:
The service was very pleasant and very efficient. It even came with some pretzels.
Pretzels even! On top of all those other wonderful perks! I swear, app tech is becoming more abfab and irreplaceable every day!
Take good care of that app, Brenda. Even the best ones can be glitchy. Yours sounds very reliable and well made though, so you probably don't have to worry.
Pretzels! My, my, my. SMH.
wrote on 24 Sept 2022, 22:07 last edited by@Catseye3 said in New app I found:
@brenda said in New app I found:
The service was very pleasant and very efficient. It even came with some pretzels.
Pretzels even! On top of all those other wonderful perks! I swear, app tech is becoming more abfab and irreplaceable every day!
Take good care of that app, Brenda. Even the best ones can be glitchy. Yours sounds very reliable and well made though, so you probably don't have to worry.
Pretzels! My, my, my. SMH.
I'm so lucky my phone can access the Hubby app by voice activation. I may have to practice using it to see what else it can do.
Strangely, my husband is now trying to access the Wifey app on his phone, and it keeps trying to show him wifi connections available. I'll let him work that out for himself. I told him I'm not very technically inclined.
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@Catseye3 said in New app I found:
@brenda said in New app I found:
The service was very pleasant and very efficient. It even came with some pretzels.
Pretzels even! On top of all those other wonderful perks! I swear, app tech is becoming more abfab and irreplaceable every day!
Take good care of that app, Brenda. Even the best ones can be glitchy. Yours sounds very reliable and well made though, so you probably don't have to worry.
Pretzels! My, my, my. SMH.
I'm so lucky my phone can access the Hubby app by voice activation. I may have to practice using it to see what else it can do.
Strangely, my husband is now trying to access the Wifey app on his phone, and it keeps trying to show him wifi connections available. I'll let him work that out for himself. I told him I'm not very technically inclined.