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+Episode: 1801
+Title: HPR1801: How to tell your left earbud from your right
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr1801/hpr1801.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-18 09:26:10
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+This is HPR episode 1801 entitled How to Tell Your Lefty Abund From Your Right.
+It is posted by Ken Fallon and is about three minutes long.
+The summary is lowering the quality on shows, can provide a life hack tip.
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+Hi everybody, this is Ken Fallon, recording a show and a sunset clip
+using the most unbelievably complicated recording interface
+using rock bucks completely unintuitive.
+Anyway, this show is directly in response to all the excellent quality
+shows that we have had on the network recently.
+I have decided that the bar is being set far far far too high
+and I call upon myself to lower the bar somewhat.
+So that's what I intend to do today.
+This is my show.
+Here's a tip.
+If you want to tell your left earbud from your right earbud,
+then I suggest putting a knot in one of the earbud's
+leads. That way you can tell by feeling
+that the one with the knot is the one that goes on the left side
+if you chose to put it on the left side.
+And the one without the knot is the one that goes on the right side
+if you choose to do it on the right side. Of course the danger of this is
+if you are inconsistent and you decide to put knots on one
+on one side and knots on another one on the other side that will be entirely
+confusing. Also, I would strongly advise against putting
+knots on the left and the right hand side.
+As that would also be confusing and be slightly redundant.
+Okay, having sufficiently lowered the bar, I think
+anybody listening can be confident that whatever show this end in
+will be more technically proficient, proficient,
+proficient will actually probably use real words.
+Will be a lot better than this one. So let me include some ums
+and as here as well to round off the show.
+Tune in tomorrow for another exciting episode of Hacker Public Radio.
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