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You could simply use an applescript to get their computer to talk. If you have SSH into their computer, just SSH in and use the 'osascript' command. If you don't have SSH but you have remote applescript capability, use an applescript or use 'osascript' with remote appleevents.
Nope
Uhh, maybe I wasn't clear. I've got access to a Mac, as do a couple of co-workers, but the majority of the other computers are Linux. The better general solution would be to capture the audio output (something like {osascript -e 'say "hello world" ' >hello.mp3 } or... yeah, something like that) and then just push the sound file to whatever platform can play mp3s (all of 'em). Hmm...
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Your idea reminds me of a prank I pulled years ago on an OS9 user. |
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