This paper presents articulatory and acoustic data on fronted back vowels from two varieties of American English: coastal Southern California and South Carolina. https://t.co/tjW3y9YaSE
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@samkirkham @DrJoanneCleland Can't speak to acquisition, but it works fine for analysis. For acquisition I use Bootcamp without issue. If you have an M1 Mac and can't use Bootcamp, my understanding is you're also stuck running ARM versions of Windows even in a VM, which probably won't work with AAA (?)
@culturedcode Top ones would be starting "Today" at a time other than midnight, completing repeating tasks before their start date, auto-selecting tags by time/location/etc, repeating tasks that start in the evening. Would love shared tasks as well, but guessing that's a bigger hurdle to clear
@culturedcode In this case, yes, fair point. It’s just that your replies to suggestions seem to be overwhelmingly negative, and no meaningful (for me) changes have made it into the app. I guess I can’t complain too much, with it not being a subscription. But still disappointing
@culturedcode@joshsisk No offense, but do you ever reply with anything other than "no plans for that"? I requested this years ago and have seen several others do the same. Some of these suggestions would be super obvious improvements, but you never add anything other than to keep up w/ new iOS features
@verge@Google Is this on a gradual rollout or something? Logging into Gmail app on iOS 13.5.1, I see "Not supported on this device or browser" under "Use your Security Key". Frustrating that Google is perpetually months or years behind on updating iOS apps
@joey_stan I wonder if the interdental-ness of [θ] might also be important? Interdental is supposed to be more common for Americans than dental, but I'd assume interdental [θ] + retroflex [ɻ] involves much more tongue tip movement than dental [θ] + bunched [ɹ]
@joey_stan @sounds_ancient @pewterbaw First, very interesting paper! Flaps can definitely go both directions—check out the X-ray data in https://t.co/QUd0lvoEVZ as well as Derrick & Gick (2011). The front-to-back flap there is also pre-rhotic
@jennycz We're now entering our 5th month of Zoom teaching, but HK is otherwise pretty good! There aren't too many cases here and things are mostly open, but we've been working from home/isolating anyway for good measure. I hope things aren't too bad in DC!
@jennycz@JoFrhwld Thanks for the hype and the reminder that my website is (was) severely outdated! Now updated with more visual cues in sound change and variation