f00li5h
16 years ago
paws at a pesky device
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SubStack thinks
16 years ago
that pesky device could use an inductive charger
f00li5h
16 years ago
based on moving about! handy
CaliCat
16 years ago
(woot) I want a clocky version that securely holds a breakfast muffin so I can be properly rewarded for waking up (hungry)
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f00li5h likes
16 years ago
that idea very much
SubStack likes
16 years ago
that idea, except with a full breakfast
f00li5h
16 years ago
small beeping robot with a plate of full english? that's what i'm taking about
Dren thinks
16 years ago
my current room is too small for that thing to move around (unsure)
Altreus says
16 years ago
That is smart! Only I prefer to wake up when I damn well want to.
@Kent
16 years ago
would have gone "slap on desk, right, just 5 more minutes! *snore* "
SubStack thinks
16 years ago
a battery-powered coffee pot on wheels with an alarm clock would have commercial appeal
hookercat thinks
16 years ago
she deserves to be pawed at if you're re-plurking her links. ;-)
Dren
16 years ago
@Kent
16 years ago
What you need is a wheely robot, that fires electric harpoons at you, and its regulated and controlled by activity, so that if you are in
@Kent
16 years ago
room, and sleeping during a certain time period, based on thermal patterning, it *will* attack you
@Kent
16 years ago
the only way to avoid it is learning to sleep while standing, or leaving the room
@Kent
16 years ago
any device with any sort of physical disablement feature has an instinctive weakpoint vs my subconcious.
@Kent
16 years ago
subconscious learns how to disable almost all alarm devices and keep snoozing regardless of complexity
@Kent has
16 years ago
even managed to log in to computers and kill -9 the process that was running his alarm without waking up
@Kent
16 years ago
and this was done without even powering the screen up
f00li5h has
16 years ago
managed to sleep through alarms if he doesn't want to get up... even with the alarm sounding constantly for 3 hours
@Kent
16 years ago
yes, which is why I branched to harpooning/tasering
@Kent
16 years ago
If it were possible to have a timed adrenaline release in my system to wake me up, I would have that.
Dren says
16 years ago
it actually **is** really easy to convert yourself into a 'morning person'
Dren
16 years ago
just stop consuming food after 6pm and you'll be jumping out of your bed in the mornings
Dren
16 years ago
(just don't make me explain that in medical terms)
@Kent
16 years ago
finds that makes it harder to get to sleep in the first place :-(
@Kent
16 years ago
cheese makes sleeping way easier, tryptamines!, and it gives you wicked trippy dreams
Dren
16 years ago
you cannot have it all kentfredric: it's either trippy dreams or 'rise and shine' ;-)
@Kent
16 years ago
Wrong. Its really easy, JUST DONT GO TO BED UNTIL LUNCHTIME! :-D
@Kent
16 years ago
you'll wake about 10pm, and when morning comes around, YOULL ALREADY BE AWAKE!
@Kent
16 years ago
queues the (doh) parade
Dren
16 years ago
so what happens to the body's natural biorhythm (unsure)
@Kent
16 years ago
never had one
@Kent says
16 years ago
ask my parents, they'll tell you. Daily frustration for them for the first 18 years of my life :-P
f00li5h is
16 years ago
a cat of the night also... there are no pesky people about at night, pawing at you or making noises and using your bandwidth
f00li5h
16 years ago
doesn't grammar
SubStack thinks
16 years ago
Dren must have read that article about mammals, sleep, and hunger too
Dren
16 years ago
Dren often reads unnecessary things...
f00li5h
16 years ago
meow?
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