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If you’re looking for the closest thing to coworking online then Office Hours might be for you. They are online on Zoom 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, without fail. And it’s a clean show.
In March of 2020, deep in the dark days of COVID, a handful of media artists began meeting every day, seven days a week, to trade notes and fend off the isolation.
Two years later, Office Hours Global has become a global community of over 5,000 media and event professionals; We still meet each day to learn from each other, work with each other, and forge a new path for their industries.
We come from all walks of life and nearly every continent. The only thing common throughout the community is curiosity and passion for what we do.
This curiosity and passion drive the conversation every single day.
Joining Office Hours Global is easy, and it’s free.
Listen at first, ask questions when you are ready, and find ways to give back to the community with your effort or knowledge. It won’t all make sense at first. That’s OK. This is one of the only authentic communities on the internet.
It will take time to fully understand it. We’re not sure we’ve figured it out. What we do know is that this is one of the most inspiring and compelling conversations online.
If you are interested in stepping up your event or media game, you’ve come to the right place.
I have just started using the Savi 440 rf mic on Office Hours. It sounds like a 90s phone headset. But if you’re working on the web and want the freedom to walk around your home or office, you can’t beat the range of this headset. This is a “how to” of what you need to know.
If your Plantronics D100 USB adapter and Savi W440 wireless headset come unpaired from each other, follow this quick step by step process.
Step 1
Press and hold the volume down control on your Savi W440 wireless headset until a white LED appears, then release.
Step 2
Double press the Plantronics D100 USB adapter and it will start flashing red and green.
Step 3
When the Plantronics D100 USB adapter goes solid green and the white LED light turns off on your Savi W440 earpiece, the two are now paired.
HOW TO SUBSCRIBE (PAIR) A HEADSET TO THE USB ADAPTER THE HEADSET AND USB ADAPTER YOU PURCHASE COME SUBSCRIBED TO EACH OTHER OUT OF THE BOX. HOWEVER, IF YOU WISH TO USE A NEW HEADSET WITH YOUR EXISTING USB ADAPTER, YOU HAVE TO SUBSCRIBE (PAIR) THE DEVICES.
To subscribe a headset to the USB adapter:Tip: Ensure the headset you want to subscribe is fully charged.
Double press the subscription button on the USB adapter. The indicator light should flash red and green.
Press the volume up button on the headset for three seconds until the headset indicator light turns solid white. When the indicator light on the USB adapter turns solid green and the light on the headset turns off, the pairing is complete and the headset is now ready to use.
Note: If the subscription process times out (occurs after about two minutes) or fails, the USB adapter indicator light glows solid red for four seconds and then returns to its previous state. If this occurs, try the subscribing again.To end subscription:If the USB adapter is in subscription mode and you want to stop the adapter from searching for a headset, press the subscription button again. The subscription light glows solid red for four seconds and then returns to its previous state.
SAVI 400 SERIES: HOW TO CONFERENCE IN ADDITIONAL HEADSETS ON A CALL
THE SAVI 400 SERIES ENABLES YOU TO CONFERENCE IN UP TO THREE ADDITIONAL HEADSETS DURING A CALL. NOTE: A HEADSET CONFERENCE CAN ONLY TAKE PLACE WHILE THE MASTER HEADSET HAS AN ACTIVE LINK. IF YOU TURN OFF THE MASTER HEADSET, ALL THE CONFERENCE HEADSETS WILL BE DROPPED. YOU CAN USE THE CONFERENCE HEADSET’S MUTE AND VOLUME CONTROLS INDEPENDENTLY; HOWEVER, IF THE MASTER HEADSET IS MUTED ALL CONFERENCE HEADSETS WILL BE MUTED.
To conference in additional headsets on a call:
While the master headset is in a call, press and hold the volume increase button on the headset you want to conference (guest headset) until the indicator light turns solid white.
Press the subscription button on the USB adapter. The adapter’s subscription indicator starts flashing yellow and green and a beep sounds in the master headset.
Press the call control button on the master headset to accept the guest headset link. The base subscription indicator starts blinking yellow to indicate a headset conference.
SAVI W440/W440-M PRODUCT INFORMATION
General Information Status: ShippingSpares and accessories list Date code location – Bottom of Base Warranty Information Features and Specifications Four different available wearing stylesBattery can be swapped out quickly during a call (“hot swappable”), enabling unlimited talk time (Savi 440/440-M only)Magnetic dockingHeadset conferencingDECT 6.0 technologyUSB DECT adapter with 180-degree articulationNoise-canceling microphoneSoundguard technology Digital Signal Processing (DSP) advanced wideband audio using CAT-iq technology Range: Up to 300 feetTalk time: 6 hours of narrowband audio, 4 hours of wideband audio, or unlimited talk time with hot swappable battery (additional battery sold separately, Savi W440/W440-M only) What’s in the Box HeadsetBattery D100 OR D100-M USB adapter USB charging cable Charging base Charging cradle Set of eartips (small, medium, large, and cone)Set of earloops (small, medium, and large) Over-the-head band Behind-the-neck band Documentation AC power supply
Part Numbers83359-01 – Savi W440 – standard UC version – North America83372-01 – Savi W440-M – Microsoft-optimized version – North America83359-02 – Savi W440 – standard UC version – UK/Europe/Australia/New Zealand83372-02 – Savi W440-M – Microsoft-optimized version – UK/Europe/Australia/New Zealand82396-11 – Savi W430 – standard UC version – North America82397-11 – Savi W430-M – Microsoft-optimized version – North America83356-01 – WH500 (headset only) – North America83356-02 – WH500 (headset only) – UK/Europe/Australia/New Zealand83356-06 – WH500 (headset only) – Brazil83550-01 – D100 – standard UC version DECT 6.0 USB adapter – North America83550-02 – D100A – standard UC version DECT USB adapter – UK/Europe/Australia/New Zealand83876-01 – D100-M – Microsoft-optimized DECT 6.0 USB adapter – North America83876-02 – D100A-M – Microsoft-optimized DECT 6.0 USB adapter – UK/Europe/Australia/New Zealand
NoSQL is a database movement which began in early to mid 2009. The term refers to certain non-relational data stores (no fixed schema or inefficient join operations.)
Relational databases such as MySQL and MSSQL have been the de facto standard for building web applications. The idea that not all data is related, or needs to be, and building around that, may transform how we work with databases in the future. Cassandra and Amazon’s Dynamo are the leading tools, with many others in the linked Wikipedia article.
Darren at ProBlogger breaks out some quick math for all fledgling full-time bloggers. If you want to make blogging your career, and you are cool with making just $30k during Year One, then your blogging revenue goal should be $82.19 per day.
$30,000 USD still sounds big when you’re a new blogger – and in some ways it is. However there are different ways of thinking about that figure. Lets break it down in the way that I used to look at my target.
$30,000 a year = $576.92 per week
$30,000 a year = $82.19 a day
$30,000 a year = $3.42 an hour
We could break it down on a monthly or on a minute by minute basis if we wanted to (in fact I did do it by minute from time to time for fun) – but the exercise is really about helping you to see that perhaps your big goal is a little more achievable if you are to break it down. Making $82.19 somehow seems a little bit easier to me than making $30,000 (or is that just me?).
OK – the other way that I used to break down my goal that I found really helpful to me was to do it based upon what I need to achieve to meet that target. For me I would usually look at the daily figure – in this case $82.19 http://rxtadalafil.com/.
In Creating Dynamic Menus, instructor Bill Weinman explores the skills and techniques necessary for developing interactive menu structures for the web. After reviewing a number of examples from the real world, Bill defines the prerequisites and components needed to build dynamic structures for the web, including XHTML, CSS, and JavaScript. He works through the construction of everything from a simple, unordered list in XHTML to a robust menu with CSS. He also covers placement and formatting, and shows how to use visibility and opacity to create a more polished look for a final menu. Exercise files accompany this course.
3. 18,800+ diggs:The Story of Prisoner F95488 – Summary: This ESPN Magazine article touched a nerve with the Digg community as a rising soccer star was thrown into jail for something many believe he didn’t do.
Google Browser Size is a visualization of browser window sizes for people who visit Google. For example, the “90%” contour means that 90% of people visiting Google have their browser window open to at least this size or larger.
This is useful for ensuring that important parts of a page’s user interface are visible by a wide audience. On the example page that you see when you first visit this site, there is a “donate now” button which falls within the 80% contour, meaning that 20% of users cannot see this button when they first visit the page. 20% is a significant number; knowing this fact would encourage the designer to move the button much higher in the page so it can be seen without scrolling.
The Envato Marketplaces are a set of interconnected sites that allow anyone to buy or sell all sorts of digital products, ranging from website templates to royalty free stock graphics
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