Meine neuen #Hörgeräte funktionieren auch als #Bluetooth-Headset. Das ist prima, aber ich kann nicht kontrollieren, mit wem sie sich paaren, und das finde ich etwas zu promiskuitiv. 😉
Kannst du mir erklären, warum ich mir deswegen keine Sorgen machen brauche?
Gibt es Open-Source-Tools für die Einstellung von Hörgeräten?
Meine Akustikerin hat kein Interesse an #Datenschutz und daher auch keine Ahnung. (Ja, hätte mir einen anderen Laden suchen sollen…)
After recently voicing my frustration with how much effort it is for me to type in #AltText while mobile and away from my desktop PC, I am wondering whether using #SpeechRecognition with a #Bluetooth headset might be a viable solution.
But I don't have much experience with either. Thus:
What kind of lightweight Bluetooth headset could you recommend which would easily fit into the pocket of my jacket and the like (I like to travel lightly when doing bicycle trips)?
And what kind of speech-to-text app would work well when entering Alt-Text into my Mastodon app (currently using Tusky, but I am willing to change if that's what it takes)? Ideally it should support both English and German.
If I were to buy a new laptop with some version of newbie friendly linux preloaded, intending to use it for music and graphics arts (not gaming), social media, and regular LibreOffice type stuff (and affinity, audacity, etc), what laptop would I buy with what version of linux?
It's been a steep learning curve but it's cool that most of the stuff just works (TP-Link #Kasa and #Tapo, #Ikea Zigbee, #Philips#Hue (using the Hue Bridge, not directly connected to my Zigbee coordinator). Some stuff this uses the cloud (but can be used locally), other stuff takes out the cloud entirely. (1/2)
Thanks to @Viss found a cool new Bluetooth snooping tool. Went hiking today, and boy, how much stuff you can see in town just from a standard Android phone. Urbanism Copenhagen in ear wireless earbuds... #Bluetooth