Amanda Unvarnished

@heribertschindler @hundertsieben Crap forgotot make that last local I'll edit once the buffer updates. 👁

@heribertschindler @hundertsieben I think you could actually type this from an English non-unicode-supporting Windows keyboard, but you'd have to type the text equivalent of the unicode symbol and not the text-emoji shortcut. And I don't know what that is. So I'll stick to the emoji keyboard and get used to it loading slowly I guess.

Yeah I think I'm mostly feeling better today.

Yes thank you for your help because I wouldn't have known if the post was local or not without someone replying back from another instance to say they saw it.

I think I've figured out the problem though. I need to use the actual emoji and not the text form.

@heribertschindler @hundertsieben OK so you apparently have to use the actual emoji and not the emoji in text form.

Tweesecake. I was trying to post locally to the instance I'm on, so if you received it that didn't work properly.

@heribertschindler @hundertsieben OK let's see if that last worked. Trying it with the emoji picker. 👁

@heribertschindler @hundertsieben The i? How do I use the i? I've been seeing this around and wondered if it was just something wonky with the TTS I'm using with my screen reader since there seems to be a lot of that going around right now but it's the trade off for being able to read Hebrew. Anyway, how do I use the i, and how is the symbol pronounced so I can add it to the screen reader's dictionary?