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Sure. You can disrupt someone on the toilet, at the dinner table, in bed, etc, etc. Very disruptive indeed.
by sarkozy 16y ago
Sure. You can disrupt someone on the toilet, at the dinner table, in bed, etc, etc. Very disruptive indeed.
- sophacles 16y agoThere was a time in my life, where every single time my girlfriend and I were about to enjoy some adult time, my employees would call. Without fail. There has to be some sort of twillo app idea in there somewhere.
- pwang 16y agoWe just need to tap into the accelerometer, do an FFT and low-pass on the microphone, and check for a correlation between the frequency of a rhythmic acceleration and the frequency of grunting.
- trafficlight 16y agoA Kinect might be a useful tool here, as well.
- rb2k_ 16y agoThere is actually a project going on at my university that basically does that. It's an iPhone app that takes the accelerometer and sound input into consideration. They guys doing that app are graphing the data and have an algorithm rating the "performance". It's supposed to be a little criticism about the current state of privacy (and it includes abilities to share your scores in Twitter and Facebook :) )
- eneveu 16y agoReminds me of this best man who setup a Twitter account for the sole purpose of automatically tweeting when the newlyweds were having sex (recorded using a pressure sensitive device): http://twitter.com/newlywedsontjob http://twitter.com/newlywedsontjob
- petercooper 16y agoI'm not sure how Twilio would help me any further with turning my phone to silent when I don't want to take calls.. ;-)
- catshirt 16y agoor... while they're using their phone as a method of programmatic notification?