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Dit Doo Doo Doo Dit Dah Dah Dah

 Mobile voice to Morse to text application.
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Voice to text software is just too inaccurate and there are times when you just have to tweet that you've slammed your thumb in a door and broken a heel whilst standing in line holding a shopping basket.

There might be more practical applications too.

Dits and Dahs customisable.

—shudderprose, Jul 19 2010

Inspired by banality http://www.theonion...eached-this-f,2812/
[shudderprose, Jul 19 2010]

Of course, the Brits invented it. http://www.bbc.co.u...owsworld/8009.shtml
[AbsintheWithoutLeave, Jul 19 2010]

Dit = . Dah = - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morse_code
Corroborated by numerous references [csea, Jul 20 2010]

Arduino LilyPad http://web.media.mit.edu/~leah/LilyPad/
Here's the motherboard for your shirt. DitDah would be much better than putting a mouse in it. [lurch, Jul 20 2010]

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       Could you translate it to pig-latin? UnBay [+]
—Grogster, Jul 19 2010
   

       Digital Morse! What next?
—ldischler, Jul 19 2010
   

       Dit = .
Dah = -
Doo = ?
—csea, Jul 19 2010
   

       This could make scatting relevant again.
—DrWorm, Jul 19 2010
   

       I thought you'd need three sounds: one for a dit (.), one for a dah (-) and another for gaps between characters and words. So three doo's for a short gap between letters and seven for a long gap between words, if you were to conform to Morse standards. But come to think of it, one doo would do for a short gap and two doo's would do for a long gap.   

       They would be customisable though, so you could choose three sounds easily distinguishable by voice recognition software. Tum, Tiddledy and Doo would do too.
—shudderprose, Jul 19 2010
   

       It might fall out each time you inhale.
—shudderprose, Jul 19 2010
   

       You don't have to wear that dress tonight.
—normzone, Jul 19 2010
   

       When their eloquence escapes me...
—AbsintheWithoutLeave, Jul 19 2010
   

       You don't care if it's wrong or if it's right.
—rcarty, Jul 20 2010
   

       [21Q] See [link].   

       Important new standards (such as this one) should always reference established practice.
—csea, Jul 20 2010
   

       Didn't The Police do this around 30 years ago? {Is all I want to say to you}
—Dub, Jul 20 2010
   

       This would be the perfect UI for an Arduino LilyPad <see link>.
—lurch, Jul 20 2010
   

       // cycling through a series of four leds on a breadboard.)//
An Arduino slalom micro-bike?
Cool!
—coprocephalous, Jul 21 2010
   


 

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