mjtsai, to iPad
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thejapantimes, to Japan
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Pasona plans to use cartilage conduction technology for headsets for staff and guide earphones for visitors in its exhibition at the 2025 World Exposition in Osaka. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/05/15/japan/society/pasona-cartilage-conduction-technology/

ttpphd, (edited ) to science
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Research I contributed to is being presented today at the Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Ottawa.

"A Spatial Digit Task for assessing binaural function in individuals with hearing loss"

Brungart, Davidson, Clark, and Perry, 2024.

"the SDT proves valuable for identifying individuals struggling using ITD cues to segregate and localize simultaneously-presented speech signals."

jchyip, to uk
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pascaline, to deaf Dutch
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We also need this kind of news ❤

Gene therapy; a deaf child can now hear after only 16 minutes surgery. Wow.

https://www.theguardian.com/science/article/2024/may/09/uk-toddler-has-hearing-restored-in-world-first-gene-therapy-trial

glynmoody, to random
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UK toddler has restored in world first therapy trial - https://www.theguardian.com/science/article/2024/may/09/uk-toddler-has-hearing-restored-in-world-first-gene-therapy-trial "Opal Sandy can hear almost perfectly after groundbreaking surgery that took just 16 minutes" hopeful stuff...

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ScienceDesk, to science
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If you’ve ever been out in the woods and sworn you’ve heard someone call your name, you might not be going crazy — just experiencing a condition called “auditory pareidolia.” Live Science explains more about this phenomenon of hearing intelligible voices or sounds in meaningless background noise. https://flip.it/KbQ8o-

TodayInTwitter, to random
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You don't even need to read this. Just check this headline out: https://theshovel.com.au/2024/04/23/elon-musk-dead-at-52-misinformation-laws/

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@TodayInTwitter

Why I am ! All of the in the article about being dead at 52.

Very important details are botched!

For the record, was watching incest , and was going to for the of having with animals, not the other way around.

In fact, in a preliminary last week I heard Karen Elon Musk say as he was charged with animal necrophilia “Gee your honor I didn’t know the cat was dead when I was it.”

CindyWeinstein, to Futurology
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I am honored to be the speaker at the #Kensington Place in #Redwood City for its Spring #Book Club. Readings from my #memoir will be accompanied by a group discussion of #caregiving, #grief, & #love. I will share what I learned about #dementia while studying at #UCSF with #neurologist Dr. Bruce Miller & what I wish I had known (#brain health, #music, #depression, #hearing, #sleep, & non-pharmaceutical interventions) when my father was living and dying with #early-onset #Alzheimer's.

SteveThompson, to random
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Contempt? What a shocker.

"Judge sets hearing on holding Trump in contempt"

https://abcnews.go.com/US/live-updates/trump-hush-money-trial/judge-gives-defense-24-hours-to-submit-exhibits-109260127?id=108402689

"Judge Merchan has set a hearing on prosecutors' request to hold Trump in contempt for allegedly violating the judge's limited gag order.

The hearing is set for Wednesday, April 24 at 2:15 p.m. ET."

freezenet, to business
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Bell Gets Raked Over the Coals in Committee Over Job Cuts

It seems everyone is pissed off at Bell over their decision to cut jobs after getting their bailouts, Bill C-11, and Bill C-18.

https://www.freezenet.ca/bell-gets-raked-over-the-coals-in-committee-over-job-cuts/

thejapantimes, to Japan
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Events and exhibitions are being held to encourage visitors to appreciate artworks not only with their eyes, but with their ears and imagination as well. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/04/08/japan/society/enjoying-artworks-through-listening/

freezenet, to news
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Canadians Push Back Against Online News Act At CRTC Hearing

The consultations being held at the CRTC are ongoing. It seems that Canadians are pushing back against the Online News Act.

https://www.freezenet.ca/canadians-push-back-against-online-news-act-at-crtc-hearing/

metin, to Dragonlance
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Interesting article about noise sensitivity. Very recognizable. I couldn't live without my noise-cancelling headphones and earbuds anymore. They've made my life less stressful.

https://www.wired.com/story/noise-sensitive-how-to-tell/

matthewconroy, to random
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Just got home after seeing Kristin Key perform. A very good show. Only detraction were the two people behind me who repeatedly screamed in my ear, to the point of pain, and talked loudly to each other, etc., the whole time. I wouldn't mention this (really, I try not to complain), except for the punchline: when the show ended, and there was thunderous applause, and then we were leaving, one of them got an alert on their phone letting them know it had detected a condition of excessive loudness! Oh, the irony.

brie, to til

Oh. that @Jami , with and , has plugin, to real-time generate in conversations. Great functionality for people with impaired , or just in noisy environment.
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AskPippa, to medical
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So, it turns out some get tubes placed in their ears to help with air circulation through their eustachian tubes during pressure changes. From what I understand the tubes fall out at 6 months. They are inserted via small hole in the ear drum. My QUESTION: is it safe to put in tubes multiple times? Do the tiny eardrum holes scar over each time, build up and affect hearing? Is there a limit to how many times tubes can be placed in?


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kanoldlab, to Neuroscience

New results out: Zac & Kelson looked at order and disorder in the functional representations in the auditory cortex. On large scales, there are tonotopic maps, but on small scales, neighboring cells can be tuned very differently. To reconcile this, they imaged 3D volumes and found that there is a fractured columnar small-world functional network organization.




Read here:

https://academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/article/3/2/pgae074/7606489

JugglingWithEggs, to deaf
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Recently I’ve been reading more about the emotional side of loss.

I assumed that because I was born moderately that I hadn’t experienced loss in the ‘emotional’ sense, because I’d never known any different.

But I now see how hard I have been on myself and how my lack of hearing really dented my confidence as a child, teenager and young person in work.

Whether your deafness is recent or lifelong it’s ok to acknowledge the frustration and isolation

http://tinyurl.com/mryehazx

FiveSketches, to accessibility
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At a presentation by a Deaf speaker, Sami.

She says good lip-readers only catch about 30% of what's being spoken.

Movies have misled me to believe lip-readers can recognize almost every word by watching people speak.

cstross, (edited ) to random
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Current micro-playlist:

— Full Spectrum Dominance by Killng Joke (pure trance youth dub remix)

— Kleptocracy by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark

— Capitalism™ (We Own You) by Rotersand

— What are we going to do about the Rich? by Pet Shop Boys

— New Gold Dream by Utah Saints (cover of Simple Minds)

— What Time Is Love? (feat Crystal) by People of K (aka The KLF)

— President God by Chant

— Happy Up Here by Röyksopp

— Ukraine by DJ Hell

— War on Error (Reprise) by Rotersand

glc,
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@cstross

I think this needs a legal disclaimer.

I have hearing loss myself and my phone occasionally warns me I don't really want to make it loud enough to hear properly. Which is probably true.

Anyway: the post to which I'm replying is not intended as medical advice. Consult your doctor before making your ears bleed.

There you go.

davidaugust, to linguistics
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freezenet, to news
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CRTC Hearings: OpenMedia Calls for Bill C-11 Implementation to Not Harm the Digital Ecosystem

Our coverage of the CRTC hearings into the Online Streaming Act continues. Today, we cover what OpenMedia has to say (among others).

We are reaching the last portions of the current round

https://www.freezenet.ca/crtc-hearings-openmedia-calls-for-bill-c-11-implementation-to-not-harm-the-digital-ecosystem/

UP8, to Biotechnology
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