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General technology-related discussions
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This is the Email list used by the St. Louis Area Geocachers Assn. Grab your GPS and head outside. If you have questions or comments about geocaching in the St. Louis Missouri, Bi-state area just give us a shout. SLAGA is comprised of geocachers who live in an area around St. Louis, Missouri. It is a region, extending from an area southwest of St. Louis for 100 miles in all direction. SLAGA is just one of many geocaching groups in the midwestern United States. What is Geocaching? Geocaching is a high tech version of hide-and-seek. It's hiking - with a goal. Geocachers from all over the world place trinket boxes (caches) in the wilderness or urban areas hidden from view of the main public. They then use their Global Positioning Satellite Receiver (GPS or GPSR) to record the precise latitude and longitude. "X" marks the spot! This information is posted on the website www.geocaching.com. These "caches" usually contain trinkets for trade. When a cacher finds a box, they can take something out of it, but they need to leave something in trade. There's also a log book to sign, and they are invited to log their find on the website for each cache. *** NOTE *** SLAGA did not create this newsgroup, nor is it responsible for its maintenance and moderation. However, SLAGA does link to it from their web page because they consider it a valuable resource. The newsgroup is created so that geocachers in the St. Louis area (or anyone else, for that matter) can communicate, discuss geocaching-related issues, stories, etc. This newsgroup is not affiliated with geocaching.com, or any other geocaching organization. The newsgroup administrators are not responsible for the content of any message, or for any consequences resulting directly or indirectly from the receipt of or failure to receive any message. |
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email discussion list of Kibbutz Kfar Etzion for the dissemination of technology related info. The intention of the list is to answer computer and internet related problems. Permit members to ask about computer problems they may have and share computer, internet and technology related solutions that they may have. |
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DEVITECH is a general discussion group where Africans with a visual disability share ideas, expertise, experience, tips and tricks in the areas of computer & information technology, assistive & access technology, educational & daily living technology, and the ways in which using this technology can improve their lives and livelihood. |
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Tallahassee Area Blindness Issues discussions of interest to those with a visual impairment, or who work with those with a visual impairment, in the Tallahassee Florida area. This includes such topics as audible traffic signals, demonstrations or events showing adaptive technology in this area, announcements of meetings of organizations of special interest to the blind, and generally things to do with blindness or life in this area of Florida. |
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This listserv is being provided by Adaptive Technology Services. It is intended as both an announcement list as well as a forum for computer users of adaptive technology to pose questions, share ideas, and work together to solve problems. Adaptive Technology Services is a San Francisco-based company which provides computer services to people with visual impairments. Some of these services are: one-on-one and group training, technical support, computer system evaluations, screen reader scripting, and work site accessibility assessment. This list will serve two purposes. First, it will allow Adaptive Technology Services to inform its clients of any upcoming workshops or conferences. Second, the list will allow the company's clients to discuss any aspect of adaptive technology. For more information please goto: http://www.adaptivetec.com |
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This list is intended for use by the Macedonian community at the Jacobs University in Bremen. We are going to have discussions about various topics, make plans and so on. |
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all about blindness and disability issues. This mailing list is a place for the discussion of any topic regarding to blindness and disability in Greece. The technology, the Different technical equipments, the daily life and the situation of blind community in greece are some of the topics of this list. Express your opinion free and your posts and articles are wellcome. |
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Graphical User Interface (For visually impaired users) To discuss issues relating to Windows and issues concerning users who are visually impaired. |
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The mailling list of T8 class - Faculty of Mathematical & Information Technology - Thang Long Non-state University, Hanoi, Vietnam. All the discussion of software development process, programming languages & IT career are acceptable! |
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This list is created for the discussion of kite and boards technology and new products. |
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BioDiesel and Vegetable Based Fuels and technologies in Charlottesville, Virginia. For folks interested in how to fuel their cars on clean burning renewable vegetable oil. This list will keep members apprised of events in the Charlottesville area relevant to this topic, and will be a resource for people to ask questions or discuss possibilities. |
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KHIEM THI VN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MAILING LIST Hello new member! Welcome to the Vietnamese Blind Technology Information! We are glad that you were able to join us! The purpose of this mailing list is to bring the latest news regarding accessible technology to a group of Vietnamese blind fellows, but of course, anyone who are interested to obtain information about technology may join us! |
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this is list for croatian users of nvda, the screenreader for blind people. this list is only for technology speaking. |
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A listserv for Wisconsin Association of the Deaf members sharing news about events, technology advances in communications as well as news related to interpreting and video teleconferencing ...and MORE! |
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beta testing of latest version of Beniya software. |
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