I think everyone has heard about Vista’s voice recognition that didn’t exactly cooperate, but are people taking it to far now?
Cafepress.com is a site where anyone can upload images and start selling them on t-shirts, mugs, hats, and much more. You receive a percentage of each sale for your creation and, of course, Cafepress also receives a nice portion.
It looks like someone has now created a t-shirt with the Vista voice mis-recoginition: “Dear Aunt, let’s set so double the killer delete select all.” I think this has gone way to far since the whole world pretty much knows about it by this point.
News Source: Bink.nu
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i laughed
Only the geekiest of people will get this.
If you guys liked those then here are a few more I found:
[spreadshirt.com]
[flickr.com]
-Ryan
This is exactly the kind of expression on a t-shirt that is likely to do very well in Japan (random pseudo-English expressions being very popular).
Gone too far? MS deserve all the stink they’re getting. Cutting edge voice recognition, they touted it as.
So funny. MS, what a disaster of a once strong company.
yeah except they’ll think it actually means something, just the same way we all blindly trust those kanji characters mean something.