Issued on their own Good People Records imprint, Glide is the joyful third single taken from MF Robots' forthcoming album III (three). #music #MFrobots #glide #goodpeople

https://evl.one/glide-with-mf-robots

#Glide is the world’s first autonomous and intelligent guide for people who are #blind or have low #vision.

To find out more and pre-order your Glide today, saving a total of 25%, be sure to use this referral code.
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#AI #orientation #mobility

DISCLAIMER:
I do not work for #Glidance, but I have pre-ordered one. Up to three people can use this referral code, which gets me a discount on the optional Glide software subscription for my own unit.

#NorthKorea showcased latest #military hardware during parade marking 80th anniversary of ruling Workers’ Party of Korea

Among the systems presented were:

- #Hypersonic medium-range #ballistic #missiles
- Missiles equipped with hypersonic #glide #warheads
- Hwasong-20 intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs)

North Korea unveils the Hwasong-20, a new solid-fueled ICBM, hailed as its most powerful #nuclear weapon yet.

https://kyivindependent.com/north-korea-displays-new-icbm-during-parade-with-russias-medvedev-in-attendance/

#aggression #RussianAggression

Glide, an extensible, keyboard-focused web browser

https://blog.craigie.dev/introducing-glide/

#HackerNews #Glide #Browser #Extensible #Keyboard #Focused #Technology #Innovation

Glideで手軽にメンバーの在社確認アプリを作ってみた
https://qiita.com/firel1192/items/951a340d35b0c5c611c6?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items

#qiita #GoogleSpreadSheet #スケジュール #glide #protoout

Glide初心者が作る！異動時の“困ったさん”をお助け！ご指南アプリのすゝめ
https://qiita.com/to-mizuno-jpg/items/8c2f9f08f6a229dffe52?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items

#qiita #業務改善 #glide #プリンター設定 #お困りごと #人事異動

#glide : to pass along without noise, violence, or apparent effort

- French: glisse

- German: gleitet

- Portuguese: deslizar

- Spanish: planear

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Fill in missing translations @ https://wordofthehour.org/r/translations

Pleasure // #Pleasure //

Glide (Original Mix)
[album Future Now, 1979]

//via // #FantasyRecords //

#buzzingroom #music #youtube #Pleasure #FutureNow #Glide #NathanielPhillips #BruceCarter #LarryWilliams #ShermanDavis #MarlonMcClain #MarlonTheMagicianMcClain #DennisSpringer #JerryHey #ClydeneJackson #JuliaTillmanWaters #MaxineWillardWaters #PatHenderson #UniversalMusicGroup #UniversalMusic

link youtube: https://youtu.be/uo9u0vtOqHw

I have never been a lover of canes. I own an Ambutech Slimline with a glide tip (used with the constant contact technique), which I bought due to its lightness and slim design.

https://ambutech.com/products/slimline-graphite-mobility-cane-standard-handle

In the future, I may try the Glide, as it sounds very promising and helpful.

https://glidance.io/

But for now, what I really enjoy using is my amd or adaptive mobility device.

https://ambutech.com/products/rectangular-amd

From the few conversations I have had on the topic, as well as the decent amount of research I have done online, it seems that most blind people, and even mobility instructors, don't know about them. I discovered them on my own a few years ago, while looking for alternatives to canes. There are different types of amds, but mine is made by ambutech. It looks like four canes put together to form a square frame. On the bottom are wheels and on the top are three handles, one on each side, plus one in the middle. Normally, I stand in the middle, hold onto the side handles and push the amd in front of me. But when walking up or down stairs, or when holding something, I use the middle handle. The reason I prefer an amd over a cane is that there is no swinging, wrist movement, or worrying about the width of an arc or whether it will get caught in a sidewalk. I just push it forward, and it covers my whole body from the waist down. The amd can be folded, but only vertically, so it is still wide and a bit large. I do think that some improvements can be made there, and that a telescoping device with locks, similar to an umbrella or suitcase handle, would make things easier. But even as it is, it is a pleasure to use. Admittedly, I don't go out much and don't walk to places when I do, so perhaps someone else might have a different view. I have read, though, that many enjoy the drop-off detection that they offer, and I find that, while it doesn't prevent me from veering, it does help a bit.

Have any of you used an amd? If so, what was your experience? Do you feel, as I do, that it shouldn't be marketed just as a pre-cane or learning device but as a viable alternative to a traditional cane?

#accessibility #AdaptiveMobilityDevice #Ambutech #AMd #blind #blindness #cane #Glide #independence #mobility #technology #walking #WhiteCane