The app reviews look legit
One reviewed on Christmas dayā¦nothing too unusual I guess, and at least they waited 2 weeks before their next review, where they added to their previous review under a different username.
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Non native English speaker?
āI have testified how quick it is to report crimes that just took placeā¦ā
To whom was this testimony given? Why tell us that they testified rather than just tell us āit is quick to report crimesā.
And where do they live, so that I can avoid it? If they have to report shootings and āassultsā on a regular basis that is probably not somewhere I want to be.
Edited to addā¦
The app was previously called Vigilante and it obviously has the worst aspects of that name down already.
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every fucking time
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What I love is getting it all back apart, neat and tidy again, then repeat the same frigging way.
Makes you appreciate good electrical tape sometimes.
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@HAMZ any particular reason your pfp and background is now Kenneth Copeland? 
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You know itās going down if you strt eating vitamins for pregnant women 
Buying those is always fun at the pharmacyā¦
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Weird thing, a few days ago I had my first instance of post-healing implant discomfort.
Normally, when Iām at college, I walk a lot at night for exercise. Back home, I donāt live in the safest part of town (and we also donāt have sidewalks), so I donāt walk much here.
I decided to get a Planet Fitness membership (theyāre 24 hour near me), and their disinfectant spray bottles are the literal perfect shape to push into an implant in L0 or R0. The back of the bottle has a little downward facing hook that perfectly presses on it.
I think itās a Planet Fitness branded version of this (couldnāt find the exact one);
Itās the most bizarre form of discomfort, and so many things had to line up for it to be uncomfortable. For a normal person, itād be pretty comfy, thanks to resting on the fatty part of your hand. Itās a good design, if youāre not designing for implantees.
So now I have to grip it from super low down, with my pointer finger pointing way up to barely press the trigger. Looks stupid as hell, but at least itās comfortable that way ĀÆ\(ć)/ĀÆ
Just a minor new daily annoyance, but I thought Iād share. Still really enjoying the membership though, gives me something good to do at 3am on a Wednesday.
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yeah, iāve had this a bunch. i use a lot of spray bottles for work and Iāve had to adjust my grip for this reason exactly. for some things i have to use ones with a head like that ^ but otherwise i switched to auto-spray bottles with a nice rounded back;
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Donāt do it lol
Glad itās not just me having issues. If I could have control over it, Iād definitely use those rounded ones (looks really comfortable).
Such an odd issue to have.
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If anybody was interested, I found a supplier for these SD Card adapters for cheap ( Approx USD$5 ) I bought 4 and the postage was approx. USD$10 and was quite slow
Anyway, FYI
Micro SD to SD Card and Usb
https://www.wcs-worldwide.com/products/micro-sd-tf-to-sd-card-adapter?_pos=3&_sid=317b2e3cd&_ss=r
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A pretty cool solution no? Iām still surprised itās not more common, let alone made in ānot Chinaā lol
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Another interesting articleā¦
Be careful where you post this.
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They are still reading the muscle movement signals and training that to computer looks like
And you know this probably took weeks and weeks of calibrating read out to computer output
Iāll be interested when they actually decode or demodulate neural activityā¦ and not just correlation of āhey lookā¦ this neuron fires when he moves his pointer finger upā
Iām slightly pessimistic that it might not be possible, everyoneās wired differentā¦ literally
Makes you wonder if we can ever crack the ācodeā that neurons are taking to each other inā¦ given itās possible every brain is using its own code
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finger-phone implants when? 
Two implants, a speaker and a mic.
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