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Work · January 2, 2012

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My New Year's project, ICanHasNoise - Noisy backgrounds with just a URL

My New Year's project, ICanHasNoise - Noisy backgrounds with just a URL launched on January 2, 2012 with 13 votes, #77 of 306 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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ICanHasNoise generates noisy background sounds accessible through a simple URL. Launched in 2012, the tool is designed for people who work or study and need ambient noise to maintain focus or mask distractions. Users can quickly access various noise options without installation or complex setup, making it useful for remote workers, students, and anyone seeking audio backgrounds for concentration.

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