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@austinnix @mckensie That’s a bug, basically the slower you put the rate, the faster the Voice.

@LWorksGames @alexchapman Thank you so so much for adding space as a firing key. I don't know why space is always my first instinked, but sometimes I find myself pressing f rappidly and wondering "Who took my laser!"

@LWorksGames @alexchapman Virtual box with Linux Mint Mate.

@bigsimon@mastodon.au @divVerent@social.vivaldi.net @averlice @cubic@vee.seedy.cc @alexchapman@vee.seedy.cc @J3317@allovertheplace.ca @BlazieTech@tweesecake.social Okay, this seems reasonable.

@techsinger@tweesecake.social @averlice @alexchapman@vee.seedy.cc @BlazieTech@tweesecake.social You also have a great point. i just feel there are better ways then charging for each update. Like charging for extra add-ons like the voxin voices, warranty, or pro apps.

@techsinger@tweesecake.social @BlazieTech@tweesecake.social I was thinking of the orbit speak, which does run android.

@BlazieTech@tweesecake.social I find this approach unnecessary and exploitative. I understand software development takes time and money, but charging customers for updates is not a good idea. It leaves users stuck with outdated, insecure, and buggy software despite available fixes, and will likely push people away. Especially when similar devices cost less and include free updates.

@BlazieTech@tweesecake.social i’m sorry… Are you saying you have to pay for each update once you already pay for the device? Was thinking about purchasing this device, but this is quite confusing.

@ivan_soto@dragonscave.space yes