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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Al Doggity on June 03, 2015, 06:59:58 PM
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Tired of nearly dying of thirst? Frustrated because there's no simple way to figure out how when you should drink water? Your prayers have been answered.
The video below is for a kickstarter project that is a waterbottle that tells you when you should drink water.
It has raised almost $100,000 dollars.
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More technology to do you're thinking. Ill pass.
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Next will be the toilet that tells you its time to piss all the water you were told you needed to drink.
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Next will be the toilet that tells you its time to piss all the water you were told you needed to drink.
The water bottle comes with an app that can probably be tweaked to do that. The app can do complicated tasks, such as reminding you to drink more if you are in Colorado.
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For $100,000 I'll send timely text messages as a reminder to drink water.
*Standard data/sms rates will apply. Check with your provider for details.
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For $100,000 I'll send timely text messages as a reminder to drink water.
*Standard data/sms rates will apply. Check with your provider for details.
Can you alert me to weather and altitude changes, and how those things should affect my water consumption? Until you can do those thing, I don't think you are as good at reminding someone to drink water as this waterbottle is.
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As splendid as the selfie stick...
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Matrix starter kit.
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So being thirsty isn't good enough anymore ???
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So being thirsty isn't good enough anymore ???
Says it all....
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Why? ??? ::)
Generation nothingness. Generation sheep.
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it'd be hilarious to give these bottles out to all the children in Africa
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Just watched the vid....
"the battery lasts for a year so you'll never have to charge it"
- cause you'll have thrown the useless piece of junk away by then I presume
So you carry this bottle of water around all day, and have to drink from it to track your intake.
Well I like nothing better than drinking warm water