Ugh when help docs reference other things I don’t know, and then need to get help with

I texted “mac and cheese” to a friend and iPhone corrects to Mac. No, I meant mac.

It’s funny when I unsubscribe from marketing email lists and the page responds with “Thanks!” You’re welcome.

I just wrote “You don’t happen to be going, are you?” Does this sound grammatical to you? Is there an alternative that’s better?

Messages on iPhone shows texts from iOS and Android, but iMessages on mac doesn't. What's the best solution to be able to text everyone from a mac?

I find it annoying to get autocorrect squiggles in eg Google docs for things that I meant to write that way.

Whoa, google now says there aren’t great matches for my search. Hadn’t seen this before.

My conference talk about cross team collaboration, from the #voice22 conference, is available online! I share a few thoughts on how to overcome silos. vimeo.com/765038521

Which do you prefer? 'up to 10% off on eligible orders' 'up to 10% off eligible orders' Is the other one okay too?

I wonder if any #linguists have studied when people say they can't pronounce someone's name. It happens a lot in sports media, and it's interesting when people try, or just forgo it claiming they can't, or provide an alternate name, or something else.

linguisticscareercast.com/podcast/episod… I was on a podcast! This summer @laurelst and I chatted about my career path, getting into #linguistics, then moving into tech and #conversationdesign. And now it’s released!

I think Twitter puts ads at the top of me feed now instead of in second position

Google sheets has a new sweet data cleanup and stats feature for super quick insights!

A little over the top for unsubscribing from a mailing list I never signed up for: “No more calls, no more texts - we’re breaking up.”