dmcc7897

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   Moving personal numbers to VoIP for convenience(blog.dmcc.io)

   1 points by dmcc7897 5mo ago|0 comments
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   by dmcc7897 6mo ago

   The Murderbot series is excellent, too.
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   by dmcc7897 6mo ago

   It’s a hot topic right now because of the movie, but Project Hail Mary is one of my all time favourites.
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   by dmcc7897 6mo ago

   I’ve been re-reading a couple of Daniel Suarez’s books (Daemon & Freedom) and enjoying them immensely.
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   by dmcc7897 7mo ago

   This is really, really nice. Thanks for sharing!
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   by dmcc7897 10mo ago

   https://www.hearingnow.co.uk/product-page/oticon-zeal-smartc... Seems like a holding page for now though!
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   by dmcc7897 10mo ago

   Actually, it looks as though they’re going to be releasing a smart charger which is slimmer and only contains one full charges worth of capacity. I can’t find much information on it just yet though.
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   by dmcc7897 10mo ago

   Yes, that’s my experience too. I have to choose during each call by opening the control centre and choosing the audio settings option for the ongoing call. This does seem to let me enable voice isolation though, which seems to work very wel
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   by dmcc7897 10mo ago

   In terms of capacity, it’s excellent. In terms of size - I don’t know what they were thinking. I’m considering doing a 3D scan of the charger shape and trying to make my own. I’m sure every customer will compare it to the AirPod case. It’s
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    by dmcc7897 10mo ago

    I’m trialling the Oticon Zeal right now. I also travel a lot with work. So far, the estimate of 20 hours battery seems genuine - but you’re right, the charger is not small. What I didn’t know though, is that the charger holds three full cha
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    by dmcc7897 10mo ago

    Whilst I have no idea how well this would work, I would definitely appreciate something like this. Rather than noise cancelling headphones, I’d be happy with an audio recording that has my loss applied to it. Anything to demonstrate what it
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    by dmcc7897 10mo ago

    I tried them and I have moderate to severe hearing loss. Interestingly, they work well for the realtime audio adjustments for music - but sadly not well enough for external speech. I will keep trying them with every new software and hardwar
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    by dmcc7897 10mo ago

    This matches my experience, too. Although I’ve opted for ITC or ITE as much as possible in recent years.
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    by dmcc7897 10mo ago

    You can change the mic during calls now on iOS. During a call, swipe down for the control centre. You’ll see an option at the very top to adjust the audio options. Mic input is just there.
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    by dmcc7897 10mo ago

    I’ve worn hearing aids since I was a few years old, and I’m currently trialling the Oticon Zeal ones. I tried the Starkey ITC ones a couple of weeks ago, but found the performance in noisy environments to be sub-par. The Oticon Zeals seem g
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    by dmcc7897 1y ago

    I have no idea if this was written by AI, and frankly I don't care. I really enjoyed reading and appreciated the humour. I'm curious to see how easy this would be on Android and to have an auto updating QR code widget on my home s
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    by dmcc7897 4y ago

    One of the developers' blogs I follow has an interesting similar article with some good tips: https://adam.ac/blog/stream-deck-for-developers/
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    by dmcc7897 6y ago

    I have signed up and will happily pay for this the very second I receive an invite. This is exactly what I need. The UI appears to be top notch, too.