Loo design has barely changed in 150 years – until now. Will people trade their privacy for the chance to find out exactly what is in their waste?
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I need to write down the number of anal wrinkles on a sticky note and stick it to my computer monitor for analprint sign-in!
ahhhh they’re taking stool samples and phoning home with that info.
Just wait until it’s everywhere and you can’t buy a toilet without it.
I bought a weighing scales, and the only one on sale was bluetooth connected. It can measure and track your BMI and other stuff. Fine, I’m just going to use it as a weighing scales.
A long time later, I’ve replaced the batteries, and now I can’t change it back from LB to KG without downloading an app and connecting it to my phone.
I can’t help it but the word crap comes to mind.
Relevant 11 year old video: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=GLoVtbKL1fk
heh
video good
same
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