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20 July 2009 @ 09:31 am
[info]filmsg
Members of this Singapore-based community are kicking it old-school when it comes to photos. Check out this haven of film photography for some beautiful examples of what a camera equipped with film can do.
 
 
20 July 2009 @ 09:30 am
[info]imomus
What do you get when you take a Scottish artist and put him in Berlin with an LJ account? The Click Opera, that's what. Momus offers up a daily kulturkritik on whatever takes his fancy, from modern architecture to conceptual art.
 
 
20 July 2009 @ 09:28 am
[info]onaleopard
Fans of novelist Catherynne M. Valente (aka [info]yuki_onna) flock to this community to discuss the latest chapter in her online novel, The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making.
 
 
16 July 2009 @ 02:17 pm
Just wanted to let everyone know, that a new version of MemcacheD has been released. We will be rolling this out to the memcache nodes during the week of July 20th to 24th. This should have very little impact on the stability of the website; however users may see a slight increase in load times as the cache is re-populated with entries.

The software has been tested and verified to be working just fine with the application; so we perceive this to be a very minimal risk in regards to updating, and the stability of the website.

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Current Location: falling down the stairs
Current Mood: busy
Current Music: NOFX - San Francisco Fat
 
 
 
12 July 2009 @ 11:28 pm
[info]selinker
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and Mike Selinker's journal beholds a wide range of beautiful things, from the most beautiful arcade game to the most beautiful chase scene and even the most beautiful New Year's resolution.
 
 
12 July 2009 @ 11:27 pm
[info]2xcreative
Have a great idea for a collaborative project but need a partner to bring your vision to life? Whether you're into interpretive knitting or photography and writing, check out this community to find the creative partner of your dreams.
 
 
12 July 2009 @ 11:26 pm
[info]azkatraz
Harry Potter fans have a lot going on this week. Not only does The Half-Blood Prince hit movie theaters everywhere, but also the Azaktraz conference takes San Francisco by storm starting July 18. Get all the news and updates at this community.
 
 
08 July 2009 @ 01:22 am


I used to use hearing aids when I was a kid, but after school I gave up on them because they were so annoying. If it wasn't the snap-crackle-pop being amplified to the point of drowning out everything else, it was the earpieces filling up with wax within minutes.

I am able to use a cellphone when the volume is turned up. I just posted a message about the availability of loud bluetooth headsets, and now I have a related subject. I read, a couple of months ago, about using a cell phone as hearing aid processors, by running an application on the phone, which would receive sound via the mouthpiece (or via phone signal from tower) process the sound as needed (perhaps using built-in DSP), then send it to an amplifying (and perhaps noise-canceling also) headset.  I just saw an article recently about this kind of app: http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-19512_7-10281062-233.html?tag=mncol;title

I'd be interested in something along these lines that will run on a Pocket PC.  My phone is getting due for replacement, so I could be talked into an Android phone or Blackberry.  I'm not interested in iPhone; I want something with real buttons -- my ears aren't the only things that are slowly failing.

Of course, better yet would be a Java app or whatever that could be modified to run on most Java-capable phones. :)

Thanks!

--Scott.
 
 
I used to use hearing aids when I was a kid, but after school I gave up on them because they were so annoying.  If it wasn't the snap-crackle-pop being amplified to the point of drowning out everything else, it was the earpieces filling up with wax within minutes.

I am able to use a cellphone when the volume is turned up.  I've been using HTC Pocket PC (Windows Mobile) phones lately.  Bluetooth headsets, though, are another matter; they're just barely too quiet for me to understand what is being said.

Does anyone have suggestions for bluetooth headsets that would produce noticeably louder volume than Plantronics bluetooth earpieces?  A Plantronics rep told me that their headsets have the same maximum volume.

--Scott.
 
 
 
 

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