*Googles Orion TI-84... Discovers it's exactly what it sounds like
given the context...* I want one... Never used a TI-84 back when I
could see, and never got as much enjoyment out of the TI-89 Titanium,
but I loved playing around with the TI-83 Plus back in high school...
admittedly, I'm not sure how the graphing aspect would interact with
speech, but still, a high end calculator that can talk and has a
proper calculator keypad instead of having to work with calculator
programs using a keyboard designed for textual input, not mathematical
input sounds amazing.
And yeah, my three wishes if I ever found a benevolent genie's lamp
would probably be render all sentient lifeforms omnilingual, heal all
sentient lifeforms of all illness, injury, and disability, and grant
all sentient lifeforms the ability to take on their personal,
idealized form, but recovering all lost source code and publishing it
online in a way that would be impossible to remove all copies is a
strong contender for my fourth wish... That an a universal decompiler,
assuming I can't convince the genie that omnilingual includes machine
code and all programming languages.
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