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Smart feedback mechanism in a restroom. Just press a button. #StealThisIdea
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Smart feedback mechanism in a restroom. Just press a button. #StealThisIdea
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Transit parties: advertise meet-ups for people who don't know how to ride local buses or trolleys but are straining under gas prices. Teach them fare payment (cash? app?), schedules, route planning, bike racks, rider etiquette, finding your stop. Disembark at a pub, have food & drink! #StealThisIdea
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Transit parties: advertise meet-ups for people who don't know how to ride local buses or trolleys but are straining under gas prices. Teach them fare payment (cash? app?), schedules, route planning, bike racks, rider etiquette, finding your stop. Disembark at a pub, have food & drink! #StealThisIdea
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I think a lot of people could save a lot of money with a browser extension that just gives you a little bit of time to think between you put something in the cart of an online store and before you're able to click trough to purchase it.
Say you click Add to cart, and the Checkout button is locked by a 30 min countdown. Wouldn't that be enough for some compulsive shoppers to forget or realize this was a bad idea?
The world needs every bit of less overconsumption it can get.
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I think a lot of people could save a lot of money with a browser extension that just gives you a little bit of time to think between you put something in the cart of an online store and before you're able to click trough to purchase it.
Say you click Add to cart, and the Checkout button is locked by a 30 min countdown. Wouldn't that be enough for some compulsive shoppers to forget or realize this was a bad idea?
The world needs every bit of less overconsumption it can get.
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I think a lot of people could save a lot of money with a browser extension that just gives you a little bit of time to think between you put something in the cart of an online store and before you're able to click trough to purchase it.
Say you click Add to cart, and the Checkout button is locked by a 30 min countdown. Wouldn't that be enough for some compulsive shoppers to forget or realize this was a bad idea?
The world needs every bit of less overconsumption it can get.
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I think a lot of people could save a lot of money with a browser extension that just gives you a little bit of time to think between you put something in the cart of an online store and before you're able to click trough to purchase it.
Say you click Add to cart, and the Checkout button is locked by a 30 min countdown. Wouldn't that be enough for some compulsive shoppers to forget or realize this was a bad idea?
The world needs every bit of less overconsumption it can get.
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I think a lot of people could save a lot of money with a browser extension that just gives you a little bit of time to think between you put something in the cart of an online store and before you're able to click trough to purchase it.
Say you click Add to cart, and the Checkout button is locked by a 30 min countdown. Wouldn't that be enough for some compulsive shoppers to forget or realize this was a bad idea?
The world needs every bit of less overconsumption it can get.
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Crazy idea for a browser extension: Every mention of a street name is detected and linked to that place in your map tool of choice. "street name x street name" gets detected and is linked to that intersection.
Would be gold for politicians and other people working on urbanization and regulations. And just engaged citizens reading news articles with no freaking map for some effing reason!
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Crazy idea for a browser extension: Every mention of a street name is detected and linked to that place in your map tool of choice. "street name x street name" gets detected and is linked to that intersection.
Would be gold for politicians and other people working on urbanization and regulations. And just engaged citizens reading news articles with no freaking map for some effing reason!
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Crazy idea for a browser extension: Every mention of a street name is detected and linked to that place in your map tool of choice. "street name x street name" gets detected and is linked to that intersection.
Would be gold for politicians and other people working on urbanization and regulations. And just engaged citizens reading news articles with no freaking map for some effing reason!
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Crazy idea for a browser extension: Every mention of a street name is detected and linked to that place in your map tool of choice. "street name x street name" gets detected and is linked to that intersection.
Would be gold for politicians and other people working on urbanization and regulations. And just engaged citizens reading news articles with no freaking map for some effing reason!
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Crazy idea for a browser extension: Every mention of a street name is detected and linked to that place in your map tool of choice. "street name x street name" gets detected and is linked to that intersection.
Would be gold for politicians and other people working on urbanization and regulations. And just engaged citizens reading news articles with no freaking map for some effing reason!
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Everyone who gives a talk should #StealThisIdea. Add it to your land acknowledgements. Event planning is invisible labor done mostly by women.
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:66lnotjf6runbylh6fcpsg4w/post/3mcrxefxy7s26 -
Everyone who gives a talk should #StealThisIdea. Add it to your land acknowledgements. Event planning is invisible labor done mostly by women.
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:66lnotjf6runbylh6fcpsg4w/post/3mcrxefxy7s26 -
As we all know, and as @hankgreen says in his latest vlogbrothers video: It's often easier to help others than to help ourselves.
Two questions:
What does this say about human nature?
Could there be a market for some kind of platform that let's you get in touch with a neighbor for both of you to visit each other and help each other tidy up and clean in your apartments, garages, etc..? Could this help people get things done and be a bit less lonely?
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As we all know, and as @hankgreen says in his latest vlogbrothers video: It's often easier to help others than to help ourselves.
Two questions:
What does this say about human nature?
Could there be a market for some kind of platform that let's you get in touch with a neighbor for both of you to visit each other and help each other tidy up and clean in your apartments, garages, etc..? Could this help people get things done and be a bit less lonely?
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As we all know, and as @hankgreen says in his latest vlogbrothers video: It's often easier to help others than to help ourselves.
Two questions:
What does this say about human nature?
Could there be a market for some kind of platform that let's you get in touch with a neighbor for both of you to visit each other and help each other tidy up and clean in your apartments, garages, etc..? Could this help people get things done and be a bit less lonely?
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As we all know, and as @hankgreen says in his latest vlogbrothers video: It's often easier to help others than to help ourselves.
Two questions:
What does this say about human nature?
Could there be a market for some kind of platform that let's you get in touch with a neighbor for both of you to visit each other and help each other tidy up and clean in your apartments, garages, etc..? Could this help people get things done and be a bit less lonely?
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As we all know, and as @hankgreen says in his latest vlogbrothers video: It's often easier to help others than to help ourselves.
Two questions:
What does this say about human nature?
Could there be a market for some kind of platform that let's you get in touch with a neighbor for both of you to visit each other and help each other tidy up and clean in your apartments, garages, etc..? Could this help people get things done and be a bit less lonely?
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Anybody else ever kind of want to explain certain neurodivergent and/or spoonie concepts in D&D 5E terms to people who don't quite understand?
For example:
Neurospicy rage
You get a variant of Rage, customised to the player character after a discussion with the DM.
Unlike the standard Rage that Barbarians have, you don't choose whether to enter it during combat. Instead, you have to roll a saving throw when certain events happen... both in and out of combat.
If you fail, you enter your specific variant of rage.
DM: "Okay. You've entered AuDHD rage."
You will get some temporary boosts, but there may be damaging conditions afterwards, such as:
- Taking a point of Exhaution.
- Losing the ability to speak (Verbal Shutdown) for D4/D6/D8 etc. hours.
- Experiencing a near-total inability to do anything (Meltdown) for D4/D6/D8 etc. hours.
- This may look similar to the short-term effects under the optional madness mechanic in 5E.
Spoons
You have a number of Spoons each day, customised to the player character.
Taking certain actions will require you to spend Spoons, like the Ki points that Monks have.
Player: "I'll spend 1 Spoon to take a Short Rest."
If you run out of Spoons, you may choose to take certain actions, but there will be negative consequences, such as:
- Taking a point of Exhaustion.
- This could be reflavoured as Knives, since spoonies draw on these when out of Spoons.
- Starting the next day with fewer Spoons.
- Mental and physical injuries.
- For each consecutive day where you continue to take actions after running out of Spoons, there will be increasing risks to your character.
Neurospicy Recall and Infodump
Neurospicy Recall would be a variant of the Keen Mind feat.
You pick a Special Interest during character creation, and get to add additional ones as you level up.
You can recall random facts almost perfectly, but only if they occurred greater than a month ago.
If you wish to remember something clearly within the last month, or a very-specific fact or word, you will need to roll a Memory check. The more-recently something occurred and the more you wish to remember it, the more difficult the DC will be.
If a fact or word relates to a Special Interest, you do not need to roll, as you automatically succeed. However, you will then proceed to Infodump about it.
If you're trying to recall a being's name, unless they are directly linked to a Special Interest, your immediate family, or a best friend, you have disadvantage on the roll.
#neurodivergent #neurospicy #DnD #DnD5E #spoonie #SpoonTheory #disability #StealThisIdea
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Anybody else ever kind of want to explain certain neurodivergent and/or spoonie concepts in D&D 5E terms to people who don't quite understand?
For example:
Neurospicy rage
You get a variant of Rage, customised to the player character after a discussion with the DM.
Unlike the standard Rage that Barbarians have, you don't choose whether to enter it during combat. Instead, you have to roll a saving throw when certain events happen... both in and out of combat.
If you fail, you enter your specific variant of rage.
DM: "Okay. You've entered AuDHD rage."
You will get some temporary boosts, but there may be damaging conditions afterwards, such as:
- Taking a point of Exhaution.
- Losing the ability to speak (Verbal Shutdown) for D4/D6/D8 etc. hours.
- Experiencing a near-total inability to do anything (Meltdown) for D4/D6/D8 etc. hours.
- This may look similar to the short-term effects under the optional madness mechanic in 5E.
Spoons
You have a number of Spoons each day, customised to the player character.
Taking certain actions will require you to spend Spoons, like the Ki points that Monks have.
Player: "I'll spend 1 Spoon to take a Short Rest."
If you run out of Spoons, you may choose to take certain actions, but there will be negative consequences, such as:
- Taking a point of Exhaustion.
- This could be reflavoured as Knives, since spoonies draw on these when out of Spoons.
- Starting the next day with fewer Spoons.
- Mental and physical injuries.
- For each consecutive day where you continue to take actions after running out of Spoons, there will be increasing risks to your character.
Neurospicy Recall and Infodump
Neurospicy Recall would be a variant of the Keen Mind feat.
You pick a Special Interest during character creation, and get to add additional ones as you level up.
You can recall random facts almost perfectly, but only if they occurred greater than a month ago.
If you wish to remember something clearly within the last month, or a very-specific fact or word, you will need to roll a Memory check. The more-recently something occurred and the more you wish to remember it, the more difficult the DC will be.
If a fact or word relates to a Special Interest, you do not need to roll, as you automatically succeed. However, you will then proceed to Infodump about it.
If you're trying to recall a being's name, unless they are directly linked to a Special Interest, your immediate family, or a best friend, you have disadvantage on the roll.
#neurodivergent #neurospicy #DnD #DnD5E #spoonie #SpoonTheory #disability #StealThisIdea
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Anybody else ever kind of want to explain certain neurodivergent and/or spoonie concepts in D&D 5E terms to people who don't quite understand?
For example:
Neurospicy rage
You get a variant of Rage, customised to the player character after a discussion with the DM.
Unlike the standard Rage that Barbarians have, you don't choose whether to enter it during combat. Instead, you have to roll a saving throw when certain events happen... both in and out of combat.
If you fail, you enter your specific variant of rage.
DM: "Okay. You've entered AuDHD rage."
You will get some temporary boosts, but there may be damaging conditions afterwards, such as:
- Taking a point of Exhaution.
- Losing the ability to speak (Verbal Shutdown) for D4/D6/D8 etc. hours.
- Experiencing a near-total inability to do anything (Meltdown) for D4/D6/D8 etc. hours.
- This may look similar to the short-term effects under the optional madness mechanic in 5E.
Spoons
You have a number of Spoons each day, customised to the player character.
Taking certain actions will require you to spend Spoons, like the Ki points that Monks have.
Player: "I'll spend 1 Spoon to take a Short Rest."
If you run out of Spoons, you may choose to take certain actions, but there will be negative consequences, such as:
- Taking a point of Exhaustion.
- This could be reflavoured as Knives, since spoonies draw on these when out of Spoons.
- Starting the next day with fewer Spoons.
- Mental and physical injuries.
- For each consecutive day where you continue to take actions after running out of Spoons, there will be increasing risks to your character.
Neurospicy Recall and Infodump
Neurospicy Recall would be a variant of the Keen Mind feat.
You pick a Special Interest during character creation, and get to add additional ones as you level up.
You can recall random facts almost perfectly, but only if they occurred greater than a month ago.
If you wish to remember something clearly within the last month, or a very-specific fact or word, you will need to roll a Memory check. The more-recently something occurred and the more you wish to remember it, the more difficult the DC will be.
If a fact or word relates to a Special Interest, you do not need to roll, as you automatically succeed. However, you will then proceed to Infodump about it.
If you're trying to recall a being's name, unless they are directly linked to a Special Interest, your immediate family, or a best friend, you have disadvantage on the roll.
#neurodivergent #neurospicy #DnD #DnD5E #spoonie #SpoonTheory #disability #StealThisIdea
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Anybody else ever kind of want to explain certain neurodivergent and/or spoonie concepts in D&D 5E terms to people who don't quite understand?
For example:
Neurospicy rage
You get a variant of Rage, customised to the player character after a discussion with the DM.
Unlike the standard Rage that Barbarians have, you don't choose whether to enter it during combat. Instead, you have to roll a saving throw when certain events happen... both in and out of combat.
If you fail, you enter your specific variant of rage.
DM: "Okay. You've entered AuDHD rage."
You will get some temporary boosts, but there may be damaging conditions afterwards, such as:
- Taking a point of Exhaution.
- Losing the ability to speak (Verbal Shutdown) for D4/D6/D8 etc. hours.
- Experiencing a near-total inability to do anything (Meltdown) for D4/D6/D8 etc. hours.
- This may look similar to the short-term effects under the optional madness mechanic in 5E.
Spoons
You have a number of Spoons each day, customised to the player character.
Taking certain actions will require you to spend Spoons, like the Ki points that Monks have.
Player: "I'll spend 1 Spoon to take a Short Rest."
If you run out of Spoons, you may choose to take certain actions, but there will be negative consequences, such as:
- Taking a point of Exhaustion.
- This could be reflavoured as Knives, since spoonies draw on these when out of Spoons.
- Starting the next day with fewer Spoons.
- Mental and physical injuries.
- For each consecutive day where you continue to take actions after running out of Spoons, there will be increasing risks to your character.
Neurospicy Recall and Infodump
Neurospicy Recall would be a variant of the Keen Mind feat.
You pick a Special Interest during character creation, and get to add additional ones as you level up.
You can recall random facts almost perfectly, but only if they occurred greater than a month ago.
If you wish to remember something clearly within the last month, or a very-specific fact or word, you will need to roll a Memory check. The more-recently something occurred and the more you wish to remember it, the more difficult the DC will be.
If a fact or word relates to a Special Interest, you do not need to roll, as you automatically succeed. However, you will then proceed to Infodump about it.
If you're trying to recall a being's name, unless they are directly linked to a Special Interest, your immediate family, or a best friend, you have disadvantage on the roll.
#neurodivergent #neurospicy #DnD #DnD5E #spoonie #SpoonTheory #disability #StealThisIdea
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Anybody else ever kind of want to explain certain neurodivergent and/or spoonie concepts in D&D 5E terms to people who don't quite understand?
For example:
Neurospicy rage
You get a variant of Rage, customised to the player character after a discussion with the DM.
Unlike the standard Rage that Barbarians have, you don't choose whether to enter it during combat. Instead, you have to roll a saving throw when certain events happen... both in and out of combat.
If you fail, you enter your specific variant of rage.
DM: "Okay. You've entered AuDHD rage."
You will get some temporary boosts, but there may be damaging conditions afterwards, such as:
- Taking a point of Exhaution.
- Losing the ability to speak (Verbal Shutdown) for D4/D6/D8 etc. hours.
- Experiencing a near-total inability to do anything (Meltdown) for D4/D6/D8 etc. hours.
- This may look similar to the short-term effects under the optional madness mechanic in 5E.
Spoons
You have a number of Spoons each day, customised to the player character.
Taking certain actions will require you to spend Spoons, like the Ki points that Monks have.
Player: "I'll spend 1 Spoon to take a Short Rest."
If you run out of Spoons, you may choose to take certain actions, but there will be negative consequences, such as:
- Taking a point of Exhaustion.
- This could be reflavoured as Knives, since spoonies draw on these when out of Spoons.
- Starting the next day with fewer Spoons.
- Mental and physical injuries.
- For each consecutive day where you continue to take actions after running out of Spoons, there will be increasing risks to your character.
Neurospicy Recall and Infodump
Neurospicy Recall would be a variant of the Keen Mind feat.
You pick a Special Interest during character creation, and get to add additional ones as you level up.
You can recall random facts almost perfectly, but only if they occurred greater than a month ago.
If you wish to remember something clearly within the last month, or a very-specific fact or word, you will need to roll a Memory check. The more-recently something occurred and the more you wish to remember it, the more difficult the DC will be.
If a fact or word relates to a Special Interest, you do not need to roll, as you automatically succeed. However, you will then proceed to Infodump about it.
If you're trying to recall a being's name, unless they are directly linked to a Special Interest, your immediate family, or a best friend, you have disadvantage on the roll.
#neurodivergent #neurospicy #DnD #DnD5E #spoonie #SpoonTheory #disability #StealThisIdea
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Is there any app that lets you use the separate BT earpieces (like AirPods etc) to communicate directly from one to the other?
You connect them to one phone, as normal, but then two people have each one in one ear and can talk to each other?
I was with a friend to a climbing hall, and even though it was a "quiet" time, it was still hard to talk when one person is far up on the wall and the other was securing you on the floor. Thought this could be a perfect solution.
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Is there any app that lets you use the separate BT earpieces (like AirPods etc) to communicate directly from one to the other?
You connect them to one phone, as normal, but then two people have each one in one ear and can talk to each other?
I was with a friend to a climbing hall, and even though it was a "quiet" time, it was still hard to talk when one person is far up on the wall and the other was securing you on the floor. Thought this could be a perfect solution.
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Is there any app that lets you use the separate BT earpieces (like AirPods etc) to communicate directly from one to the other?
You connect them to one phone, as normal, but then two people have each one in one ear and can talk to each other?
I was with a friend to a climbing hall, and even though it was a "quiet" time, it was still hard to talk when one person is far up on the wall and the other was securing you on the floor. Thought this could be a perfect solution.
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Is there any app that lets you use the separate BT earpieces (like AirPods etc) to communicate directly from one to the other?
You connect them to one phone, as normal, but then two people have each one in one ear and can talk to each other?
I was with a friend to a climbing hall, and even though it was a "quiet" time, it was still hard to talk when one person is far up on the wall and the other was securing you on the floor. Thought this could be a perfect solution.
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Is there any app that lets you use the separate BT earpieces (like AirPods etc) to communicate directly from one to the other?
You connect them to one phone, as normal, but then two people have each one in one ear and can talk to each other?
I was with a friend to a climbing hall, and even though it was a "quiet" time, it was still hard to talk when one person is far up on the wall and the other was securing you on the floor. Thought this could be a perfect solution.
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Making your own posters for marches & rallies? If you don't have sticks to attach them to, cut hand holes at the bottom corners for holding them up. #ProTip #StealThisIdea
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Making your own posters for marches & rallies? If you don't have sticks to attach them to, cut hand holes at the bottom corners for holding them up. #ProTip #StealThisIdea
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One of the best urban sights is a bar/nightclub with a full bike rack. One of the scariest is a bar/nightclub with a full parking lot. #StealThisIdea
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:bi5rlto5f3vovvumhkpwrhv2/post/3lz3xolmq622e -
Good morning, fellow white people. #StealThisIdea
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*Idea"
Hyperfocus, but it can be engaged or disengaged at will like an impulse or warp drive in Star Trek.
Also, the speed is adjustable and max speed varies individually per the ship (person / system).
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*Idea"
Hyperfocus, but it can be engaged or disengaged at will like an impulse or warp drive in Star Trek.
Also, the speed is adjustable and max speed varies individually per the ship (person / system).
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*Idea"
Hyperfocus, but it can be engaged or disengaged at will like an impulse or warp drive in Star Trek.
Also, the speed is adjustable and max speed varies individually per the ship (person / system).
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*Idea"
Hyperfocus, but it can be engaged or disengaged at will like an impulse or warp drive in Star Trek.
Also, the speed is adjustable and max speed varies individually per the ship (person / system).
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*Idea"
Hyperfocus, but it can be engaged or disengaged at will like an impulse or warp drive in Star Trek.
Also, the speed is adjustable and max speed varies individually per the ship (person / system).