bbyford

I find that I often listen to long articles/blog posts using Apple's in built text-to-speech (when you highlight the text and right click while using Chrome or any Apple browser or text app, then hit speech).

Its still rather bad and I wondered if anyone has a better solution for more natural sounding text to speech whcih is easy to use, at my finger tips for when I want to listen to a long article while designing or playing a game..?

I came across MJML in a github repo for an org, and was like 'cool nice, email templates are hard and annoying, maybe this will finally make it easier'...

I'm not refutting that its probably nice to write and then make a quick template...but, in what way are these responsive???

If the web "responds" when the browser is tiny on phones or big on your wide screen PC monitor, all the example templates on the MJML site simply get smaller or bigger...they dont adjust the font size, thje layout, stylings in any other way... sooooo not really responding in the way I hoped / need.

It struck me when chatting with my mother in-law that whether you're on an Android or iOS phone you may still be pushed into purcahsing more sych storage to keep your photos/videos backedup or simply give yourself more space...

For years now (as an iOS and Mac user) I've used Image Capture to download and free up my photos from my phone and backing them up on a RAID harddrive.... I'm probably not the norm here... So what do people do to keep media, free up space and make it easy (thinking of the older generation)... ideally without paying for the privilege?