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Took a short drive up to the top of the local hills to a little place called Sabden, and got some lovely pics!

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Living Room / Projector recommendations?
« on: May 21, 2022, 09:10 AM »
Hey,

Can anybody recommend a projector that will project images onto a ceiling? Bonus points if it has an app (or connects to a network) so I can change files remotely from my phone/Google Nest/Alexa/ETC, but will settle for one that runs purely from USB/SD.

Quality of image is not relevant (newborns can barely see anyway so it's not like I need 4K compatible haha).

Thanks,

-Kynlo

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I'm not sure if this is what you mean, but can you open it up in Audacity and get a view of the waveform that way?

I can but it doesn't quite visualise it how I want.  Maybe it's my brain expecting to see something that isn't that but...idk haha

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Hey,

I have a short MP3 I want to turn into a line drawing (of the waveform) to be used as a tattoo.

Anybody have the first idea how tf to manage this?

~Kynlo (Stephen)

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Living Room / Re: Ideas Needed: Tech For New Parents
« on: May 05, 2022, 04:58 PM »
I have a lot of niblings (nephews and nieces) with about 20 years spread between the oldest and the youngest. So I've been around a lot of diaper-wearing littles and I've changed quite a number of diapers over the years. I think that having a diaper pail is the most essential luxury for new parents.

The one I linked supports both major bag refill types. I suggest you try out both types of refills and see which you prefer. I know someone who tried one type, had some complaints about it, then went out and bought a different diaper pail that supported the other type of refill, only to find out they had even more complaints about that one and learned that they preferred the first one. So it's nice that this one supports both types. It also advertises itself as having a "self-sealing system" which twists the bag closed, preventing foul odors from coming back out when you open the lid to put another diaper in. And it has a foot pedal which makes it easy to open with your foot while your hands are full.

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And these won't come in handy for a while, but once you start transitioning away from formula/bottles to a more standard drinking cup, these silicone membrane-covered cups are nice. They're not 100% spill-proof, but usually the worst that happens when they fall is that a little bit of liquid comes out due to the force of the impact and then nothing else comes out. Very rarely I've seen the silicon membrane pop off completely when the cup was dropped, at which point the liquid is free to flow out of the cup. But even then it still flows more slowly than it would in a regular cup. They also come without handles to be even more like a regular cup.

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I know neither of these suggestions are hi-tech gadgets that are super fun for tech-geeks like us, but in my experience and observations, these two items will potentially be useful to you for years, and possibly for multiple children if you have more.

Added both of these things to my "check them out" list! 

Thanks!!!

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