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Remove the
1847 Sourdough Starter
from the refrigerator, add 1 cup of flour and 1 cup of warm water; stir well. Cover with wax paper and allow it to bubble for 2 to 12 hours. I stir mine from time to time and just before measuring.
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This software is no long supported. Anyone is free to attempt to make it work with the new versions of OS/X.
SerialKeysX is an implementation of the
SerialKeys
protocol for
Apple's OS X operating system
. It allows control of the computer's keyboard and mouse over a serial connection from devices such as the
EyeGaze
and other
augmented communication devices
. You may download and use the software for free.
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I saw
Steve's link
to this very interesting work on
transportation maps
. All I can say is wow, this is great!
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Literacy Bridge
, a $5 digital audio player and distribution system for electronic books sounds like a great idea.
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Maze Day is for visually impaired and blind students in grades K-12, their parents and teachers. Your students will enjoy fun and educational computer applications developed especially for them. UNC students will learn how well their accessible applications work with real users. And everyone will have a good time!
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Pete sent these links inviting more participation in Gnome accessibility.
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Wow! Pete sent me this pointer to
Opengazer
. I've wondered if this was possible but never found a student to work on it. Thanks to
Piotr Zieliński
for developing it and making it open source. We'll have great fun with this in accessible applications for people with impaired movement.
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Steve pointed out a nice collection of accessibility videos on the
YouTube abilitynet channel
.
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I saw a story on
slashdot
about the
simon
speech recognition system available on SourceForge.net.
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UPDATE:
Tim Swast has updated this code to work with the new wiiuse API. I recommend his version which you can find here:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/wiiuse/0.12
Several of my
project teams
this semester will (I hope) use
PyGame
and the
Wiimote
in their projects. I had it working fine on Ubuntu but struggled to find an interface that works with Python on Windows XP. Luke pointed me to
wiiuse
so I wrote a very simple wrapper with
ctypes
and then wrapped that in a module for PyGame. You can find the code in
CVS at SourceForge
in pywiiuse. I also uploaded a
source release
. You'll need wiiuse.dll on Windows or wiiuse.so on Ubuntu.
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