Right, but if you never have enough time in the dayā¦ then itās an extra half hour you can use to take care of other things
If you arenāt pressed for time constantly, itās just long, then itās more a convenience
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I used to drive 1 hour to work, my new job is 15 minutes away. The change in my quality of life is both positive and amazing.
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I cut my commute down to fifteen minutes from half an hour and itās a massive difference.
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Androidās Digital Car Key Feature Is Now Live (gizmodo.com)
Looks like its using NFC. I wonder how hard it would be to clone this to an implant.
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Can you use that time productively?
Use it as exercise?
Use it to decompress?
Use it to learn a language?
Listen to and audio book / pocast?
etc.
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Other factors might matter to you, like if you pay more to park smarter, perhaps you drive less overall and use less gas. Like if you care about the environment, or just for pure economics if your car is a gas guzzler.
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Do you need the extra 30 minutes of exercise. At work, when I had to drive in, I would deliberately park in one of the least convenient car parks so I got more exercise. Cheaper than the gym.
I have an xg3 v2 there currently, any questions in particular? I donāt particularly like it on the top of my thumb, thereās no cushion for impacts. Just hard bone. I can also kinda pull it to the side of my thumb then let go so my skin pulls it back into place.
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ok, i was asking for flexes especally - but the hard bone below it is a thingā¦
i think i will just go for p3/4 now. my tools are getting sterilised already
edit:
was not the case - but i have a bunch of eo sterilised needles here.
And above that bone is a vein that moves a lot, at least in my thumb, so there will definitely be constant movement from below the implant. Plus, the FlexM1 is 38mm long - when stretching and bending my thumb as much as possible, it would definitely ābiteā somewhere.
I know youāre more on the experimental side, so Iād say feel free to try it, but I guess your p3/4-plans might be a bit safer 
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its installed already
p5 or so
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Not at all.
Honestlyā¦ if I can still pay my bills, afford some leizure and save a tiny bit a monthā¦ I donāt skimp on anything that saves me time.
I always end up thinking along the lines that āThe only reason Iām making money is to enjoy my stay in this meatsack. So thereās no point in sacrificing my comfort/pleasure just for the sake of dying with a fat bank accountā
That saidā¦ I do walk 1 hour (each way) to visit some friends about twice weekly when it would cost me only Ā£6 for an Uber. But thatās because this walk then becomes an exercise for me.
sort of a non-exlusionary reverse logic than what @Pilgrimsmaster pointed. (which was a very good point made as well)
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Got an experiment with that āspotā on the ring-finger for the Walletmor.
But had to back out of it because the conjunction of my overperforming DF2 and the new overperforming card readers in UK made it so the Walletmor wouldnāt workā¦ =/
I actually got to write about it. was an interesting find!
That is true. And a good point!!
The bone on the ring finger is longer (almost twice as long) as on the thumb, and the only thing there is a tendon (which was enough of a preocupation, but I didnāt had time to let it be testedā¦ external factors made me retract from that plan)
Nothing to do with anything, but if you want to watch a fun and refreshing Youtuber, hereās one:
The guy is just plain nice. Itās a pleasure to watch him just for the pleasure of watching him.
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Good find, thanks for the share!
Forgot to reload my purewrist yesterday and went into a shop, itās so awkward when your hand declines. Lady looked at me like I was fucking nuts
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Hahaha actually laughed audibly at my phone.
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Everytime I try my purewrist with one of those damn veriphone readersā¦ this is the look I get
āSuuuuuure you have a chip in your handā
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can you post a photo of the veriphone readers youāre having an issue with?