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@b3b3 technically there are products which claim to improve mood or improve focus, etc. I don't know anything of their effectiveness, but I have to assume it's not great. But the orgasm point isn't completely out of the question :D
But nah really. I would kind of want one, but only from a company I trust, open source, I would probably audit any writes or network connections from the software, etc.
It would have to be damn good to be worth that effort, but yea I would want one eventually. -
@deadPix3l open source would be acceptable, although I don't really need one.
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@b3b3 You would actually be able to "tell" your IoT-coffee-machine to make you coffee and order your uber etc. .
@deadPix3l Wasn't thinking about an open source option. Good point -
@BoomRaccoon yeah nice joke. Why the heck would I buy a internet of shit - coffee maschine? Until right now I just heat my water and put it in my coffee filter and done. And its as fast as a normal coffer maschine
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@b3b3 Oh fuq. You just brought up an idea.
What about a personal 🤖, you can control over a brain-machine-interface? No outgoing connection because all the resources you need could be inside of the 🤖.
And you could keep your good old fashioned coffee machine. -
@BoomRaccoon yes
Was reading the voice command rant and got curious, what do you guys think about the brain-machine-interface? Will it ever happen?
I would love it but also have some fears. Being able to control devices just by thought would be a huge time saver. But data mining is getting out of hand and that is scaring me. Companies would be able to analyze a lot.
Now they 'just' know what I am buying and which sites I am visiting.
If they know what I am thinking, Amazon would suggest me rubber gloves, body bags and whisky.
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