Bathroom Reading
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Bathroom Reading
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#2”Public restrooms are not at all restful when it comes to the battleground of modern manners.”
I agree and would add that even private bathrooms are non restful if you live with someone.
That’s why I’m launching Loodio - A music player for bathrooms that plays music during your bathroom visit automatically thanks to a motion detector. (Kickstarter February)
Demo video: https://youtu.be/Z3DgxwjSTfg
Ever since I started dating I’ve always hated the embarrassment of the sounds, so I made a prototype with a Raspberry Pi a few years ago. Lots of people thought it was a good idea so hopefully I’ll get it funded.
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#3”Public restrooms are not at all restful when it comes to the battleground of modern manners.” I agree and would add that even private bathrooms are non restful if you live with someone. That’s why I’m launching Loodio - A music player for bathrooms that plays music during your bathroom visit automatically thanks to a motion detector. (Kickstarter February) Demo video: https://youtu.be/Z3DgxwjSTfg Ever since I starte…
I can’t tell if this is real or fake. (Is that a camera I see??)
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#4”Public restrooms are not at all restful when it comes to the battleground of modern manners.” I agree and would add that even private bathrooms are non restful if you live with someone. That’s why I’m launching Loodio - A music player for bathrooms that plays music during your bathroom visit automatically thanks to a motion detector. (Kickstarter February) Demo video: https://youtu.be/Z3DgxwjSTfg Ever since I starte…
I can’t tell if this is real or fake. (Is that a camera I see??)
That's a pir-sensor: https://www.elektor.com/hc-sr501-pir-motion-sensor-module
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#5We call the bathroom "The National Library" because it had bookshelves and we all spent quite some time reading there.
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#6”Public restrooms are not at all restful when it comes to the battleground of modern manners.” I agree and would add that even private bathrooms are non restful if you live with someone. That’s why I’m launching Loodio - A music player for bathrooms that plays music during your bathroom visit automatically thanks to a motion detector. (Kickstarter February) Demo video: https://youtu.be/Z3DgxwjSTfg Ever since I starte…
Good luck on your project. Post it to HN once you launch your Kickstarter. I know many toilet seats in Asia play music, so there is definitely a demand for this kind of thing.
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#7”Public restrooms are not at all restful when it comes to the battleground of modern manners.” I agree and would add that even private bathrooms are non restful if you live with someone. That’s why I’m launching Loodio - A music player for bathrooms that plays music during your bathroom visit automatically thanks to a motion detector. (Kickstarter February) Demo video: https://youtu.be/Z3DgxwjSTfg Ever since I starte…
Good luck on your project. Post it to HN once you launch your Kickstarter. I know many toilet seats in Asia play music, so there is definitely a demand for this kind of thing.
Thanks Rocky! Yeah for sure! :)
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#8Long long before the internet and portable computing devices I remember how I (and most people) would reach for whatever was closest to hand during long bathroom breaks.
If you were lucky there would be magazines (Readers Digest being common) or maybe a book or even a mail order catalog.
If you weren't lucky then you'd reach for a shampoo bottle and read the ingredients out of boredom.
Kids these days etc..
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#9Long long before the internet and portable computing devices I remember how I (and most people) would reach for whatever was closest to hand during long bathroom breaks. If you were lucky there would be magazines (Readers Digest being common) or maybe a book or even a mail order catalog. If you weren't lucky then you'd reach for a shampoo bottle and read the ingredients out of boredom. Kids these days etc..
Argos catalogue was standard toilet reading here in the UK
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#10Found the article kinda wandering and hard to follow, but I'm totally here for this:
"Henry VIII’s toilet block at his Hampton Court Palace was known as the Great House of Easement"