I wouldn't buy this because of the price tag but I love the industrial design of this thing! I wish there were more things like this (albeit more practical) that I would like to upgrade my desk with.
https://aesthetics.fandom.com/wiki/Cassette_Futurism
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#142The back of the device is so "busy" with all the text, it's almost anti-productive. Especially if you have to stare at it hanging off your monitor. Why put the ugly bits right in front of your face?
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#143Back in my day the arrogant devs just used printer paper and a hand drawn sign saying "GO AWAY!" taped to the back of their chair.
Mine was updated to "Go away, or I will replace you with a small shell script". I wish I could remember where I read that from for proper attribution.
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#144When my microphone activates, it triggers an automation that powers a socket. A red LED lamp lights up, signaling to everyone that I’m on a call or recording a video.
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#145I'm amazed that nobody is pointing out that the entire thing doesn't look "designed" it looks AI generated. Give me a clock timer that has these features.... Make me a website to sell this fake timer... Particularly the instructive text on the back. A real designer would never have all that descriptive text always visible for things you'll only use once.
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#148It's the Juicero of whatever market this is.
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#149The back of the device is so "busy" with all the text, it's almost anti-productive. Especially if you have to stare at it hanging off your monitor. Why put the ugly bits right in front of your face?
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#150The mans thrusting his palm out in front of the colleague, slapping the top of his alarm clock, the woman's exaggerated third person glance and swift exit.
I can only imagine it's followed by a complaint to HR or gossip, with the man on the laptop quickly becoming a hate-figure in the office.
Surely a polite decline is the exact same thing.