Agreed.
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I stand by every comment Iāve made about spinning jellyfish!
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rightio then? also thanks for putting my pronouns in quotation marks āpilgrimsmasterā
feel free to use āherā if you donāt like ātheirā
You know it might just be because he was referring to two persons? So, ātheirā might just have been used as the usual 3rd person plural. And maybe in quotation marks because discord isnāt āyourā space?
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silly billy! thats because you arent a valid person who deserves respect! uh oh! try again when you dont use made up pronouns !!
[this comment was made by a disgusting they/them feel free to not respect me either ]
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Shhā¦ that still doesnāt even make sense
I suggest a time out to let passions cool, as things are apparently getting out of hands. Iād hate for people to say shit they donāt mean and would regret
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FUCKEN THIS !!!
FUCKEN THIS !!!
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if yall wanna upgrade this from circle jerk to full on gay sex, inbox me 
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Can we discuss āpiezo vs micromotor vibrators in x-series glassesā instead?
Would people please stop saying the word pronoun, it makes me go back to primary school English class and a very disturbing time in my life. I still havenāt forgiven my primary one teacher for marking me downā¦
The textbook said draw a bat and a ball so I drew a 
and a 
Hmmm what do you have in mind?
Whatever turns you onā¦ I mean floats your boat.
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Sure!
Looking up some high end quartz watches made me think about the v2 xG3. A micro motor is a very similar concept.
I come across with the idea of piezo implant every now and then on the forum, but it either needs more power to operate and/or it would be rather large.
Since the xG3 v2 is available I was wondering if anyone has thought about developing a device that gives haptic feedback?
ā¦not the dictionary definition of turn-on, but this thoughts keep me rather entertained
ĀÆ(Āŗ_o)/ĀÆ
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wouldnt a watch ticking vibration drive you mad tho? im not joking im sure thata form of torture the CIA use
A mechanical watchā¦ sure, it stays away during bedtime.
My quartz watch (alibaba quality) is silent enough to be on the wrist even at night.
I think Mythbusters dealt with the case under the title of āChinese Water Tortureā or similar.
Cyborgnest mentions about devices to give sensation of passing time.
But to be fair, there is not a lot they published, so it was either a failed concept or stayed as concept.
Presumably you would only have it tick if you wanted it to.
Slightly less implanted but I use my fitness band when I am on call to notify me of incoming text messages. If Iām awake no big deal and if I am asleep it wakes me up.
So what are we talking about a band or something that interacts with a magnetic implant.
Iām assuming an implant that physically buzzes itself, presumably after receiving power at least remotely.
I donāt think itās a simple as just an electromagnet and a magnet (or even lump of metal) if that was the case then a titan would be sufficient.
Hmm, having any sort of moving part in a glass tube aināt ideal.
The ntag i2c can drive a small motor but needs more force to start the movement. Maybe a piezo would work.