Previously I described Application Content URI Rules (ACUR) parsing and ACUR ordering. This post describes what you get from putting a URI in ACUR.
URIs in the ACUR gain the following which is otherwise unavailable:
URIs in the ACUR that also have full WinRT access additionally gain the following:
(thx, @sarahjeong) http://youtu.be/-5KnWfx_H-s
Neat hack: use victim's headphone wire as antenna to send audio commands to their
phone's Siri http://www.wired.com/2015/10/this-radio-trick-silently-hacks-siri-from-16-feet-away/ ā¦
The Verge explains and demos binaural audio in which a dummy head with two mics
records audio as if you were there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yd5i7TlpzCk ā¦
This might be the strangest release of classic Chicago label Trax yet! The clueās in the title - itās Daft Punk brassified. We get four classics by the worldās most famous Gallic robot duo: āHarder, Better, Faster, Strongerā gets turned into a 1940s Dick Tracy-style riff-off with every form of trumpet imaginable, āAround The Worldā mixes wind instruments with that famous vocal mantra, āDa Funkā features plenty of sassy brass and āOne More Timeā wraps things up on a swinginā, jazzy high.
cnet:
Mp3 playing retainer transmits music through your teeth:
Bone conduction audio, retainers, and shiny hip-hop teeth grills arenāt new inventions, but tech hacker Aisen Caro Chacin had the clever idea to put them all together.
The Play-A-Grill MP3 player prototype fits in your mouth like a retainer, shines on the outside like a precious metal rap grill, and plays music through bone conduction through your teeth.
Oh man, this would have made puberty just a touch cooler. Maybe.
MAVIS indexes audio and video so you can do text search over the contents. For example search for āmetroā in all of the BUILD conference talks.
oldie but goodie, go to google translate and paste this in, turn it to GERMAN and hit the listen button.
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now turn it to JAPANESE, hit listenā¦LOL
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Cool, although I was hoping this would be done in HTML and JS. Now that would be impressive.
"This is a cool song but it was taken down by youtube so I fixed the audio." 
I got to be in an ep of 
3/ This lets advertisers figure out that 'John owns this laptop AND this smartphone.'
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