I am not but don’t they have like a Saint of kidney stones or some shit? That’s pretty wild but in the moment I can see it. You’d do anything to be done with that shit.

It’s old than Norm’s standup career. (RIP Norm)

You're not Catholic by chance, are you?

Yeah, but just think if EVERYONE did it once a week.

... damn. I still wanna pour 36 cans of Bud light down Doctor Toilet.

Exactly! This would be cool for me because I already have type 1 diabetes and kidney issues/stones/infections. I get labs done every 3 months, I know what levels I am looking for, and if I can pay 500 dollars once (and it worked well enough), I'd be very happy.

Incidentally my new indie rock startup is officially going to be called iZoPan now.

It would probably think it’s just regular piss.

Um... "Don't give lots of money to blonde women from wealthy families who have a daddy/middle child inferiority complex and a seemingly impossible business model with technology they insist is purely proprietary even though it kinda looks like an elaborate 1/4 of a square schematic that's an anagram of iZOPN?"

You just don't KNOW it's judging your life choices.

But it does, Carl.

It. Does.

As someone with a kidney stone problem, knowin ahead of time would be fantastic. Then I’d be able to plan my agony instead of it surprising me.

So which is the series to go with over G?

Guarantee I'm gonna pour 36 cans of Bud Light in there, first thing

Yeah sure, so I can have more of my data collected, then sold or disclosed by a "leak" that was totally an oopsie daisy.

Much lighter head unit improves wearability, which should help actual usage.

actually you may be right

the monitor integrate most of what i use in my home office setting

including the KWM to swich between personal computer snd work laptop and the accessible ports

the difference with my set up is that this thing has eeverything conveniently integrated and of higher specific

Oh I ran it through the wall as well. It would be impossible to have the outlet right behind a g1

Generally makes sense to me. Waist battery pack isn’t elegant but cutting the head-unit’s weight in half is great for wearability. And it makes it easy to pick a huge extended life battery for some use cases, so people car wear AR all day. The only ‘bummer’ is the pricing, but $3k is typical for business-oriented AR/VR gear, so if just means it is targeted there, and at hardcore pro users, not home consumers. At least initially. Typical for Apple - focus on the high value, profitable market segments and let someone else try to run businesses with the money-losing lower value, lower priced segment. And over time Apple can drive down costs and expand down-market, or drive up perceived value, etc.

Running iOS apps in AR is brilliant - that gives them easy access to a huge App Library covering a wide range of use cases conveniently.

I’m sure that will be one of the options.

Now this was the comment I was hoping to see…Very nice!!!

“Smart Pipe (TM) is a registered sex offender.”

I don't need my toilet judging my life's choices, thank you very much.

I know not of what is poured forth, excepting that which is wrought from mine flesh dagger.

This is basically smart pipe

Back when I had the C vs G dilemma, I ended up just getting the CX 65" and creating a finished inset/hole with a heavy duty mounting arm tucked in there. So the arm and any excess backing of the TV could be pressed right into the wall. It gets pretty close to flush - and I could probably get it even closer with some wiggling. I think I saved like $5k, if I'm remembering the GX price at the time.

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Facing

You fuck

I almost believed this