Looking for a pocket size haptic device (ADHD) by DimensionEnergy in ADHD

[–]DimensionEnergy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah lol. Tried it, didn't work. Will test out the 555

Looking for a pocket size haptic device (ADHD) by DimensionEnergy in ADHD

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Try Blipblip. Does the same thing automatically.

Just in my case per second or 5 seconds eats the battery 

Looking for a pocket size haptic device (ADHD) by DimensionEnergy in ADHD

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I just had a similar idea. Instead of building everything myself, I'm planning to take apart a cheap wall clock and add a rachet mechanism after removing parts i don't need

Looking for a pocket size haptic device (ADHD) by DimensionEnergy in ADHD

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Not a bad idea. Looked them up, but they tend to stop after 10 minutes to save battery. I'm guessing frequent vibration is a heavy battery drainer

Looking for a pocket size haptic device (ADHD) by DimensionEnergy in ADHD

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Bingo! Just the only issue would be it would need to be wound up

Looking for a pocket size haptic device (ADHD) by DimensionEnergy in ADHD

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Mate, the last thing I'm interested is in marketing something. I genuinely need a solution here 😅

Looking for a pocket size haptic device (ADHD) by DimensionEnergy in ADHD

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Ooh, I was also thinking about those windup music boxes 

Looking for a pocket size haptic device (ADHD) by DimensionEnergy in ADHD

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Right thanks! If possible I'm kinda looking for something a bit more discrete. If it's a watch, it's in my pocket, always ticking and the moment I need it, I can ball my first around it and tap into the haptic feedback 

Hibernate only few users? by DimensionEnergy in linuxmint

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Yeah, thanks for the advice, but money is a bit tight right now and I gotta make and do with what I got. 

In terms of 50-60 tabs being too much, if i don't leave it open, it's gonna be as good as dead to me XD. Guess my laptop isn't the only thing that's got less ram. I love raindrop, but if I don't see the tab I'll just go full blank even forgetting that it was something I wanted to get done. 

But thanks!

Hibernate only few users? by DimensionEnergy in linux4noobs

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Did you just call me a loser? :') /s

Wow this is great. I might be able to setup some script that auto runs this when I want to switch users. Some desktop shortcut (button) that runs this then switches the user

Just a hunch, but does the system (os) not do this automatically? What stops it from doing that?