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  • nails Building and playing a violin made of nails Gareth Branwyn
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  • enjoy the silence San Francisco International Airport to dramatically cut the constant and mostly unnecessary loudspeaker announcements David Pescovitz
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  • coffee shops Coffee shop ambient sound, for those staying at home who miss it Xeni Jardin
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  • plunderphonics Listen to this strange and compelling mix of field recordings, cut-ups, and sound art David Pescovitz
  • blindness Wanda Diaz Merced is a blind astronomer who hears the science of the stars David Pescovitz
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  • echolocation How blind people can "see" using echolocation like bats David Pescovitz
  • acoustic hacking Compromised speakers can be forced to play tones so loud that the speakers start to melt Cory Doctorow
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