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I didn't know who K.C. Green was, so I thought it was a chick. Thank you for elucidating, thread.
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I hope this paves the way for KC to finally embrace Dickbutt and do one for a Dickbutt plushie
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Link your smartphone to your belt for some reason https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/747005876/welt-the-smart-belt-for-fashion-and-health?ref=category
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Sep 5, 2016 03:49
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Tears In A Vial posted:Link your smartphone to your belt for some reason can i get one in 70 inches?
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brb. i'm gonna kickstart ice. maybe ice, but with bitcoin.
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Browsing through the technology section of Kickstarter, I found the projects of Sam Viner, an inventor with a strategy of gluing poo poo together, including "Smart 2-in-1 I-PHONE HANDLE/WALLETtm", a wallet case for your phone with a Velcro strap glued on, "MIRACLE 7 DAYs pills+vitamins WATER Combo PILL'sMINDER", a couple of medicine cases with a tiny water bottle glued on, and "TRAFFIC AID Vibra-Brace", a vibrator with a hairband glued on to keep you awake while driving. I also found an infinite energy source, which is a bargain at only $215,000, or 70,000 croissants. I think they're on the right track, look at all the progress they've made: quote:ALL was just a wooden lever until a short time ago, but with months of studies we added more components and now with your help it can be an effective alternative to the known renewable energies.
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Gann Jerrod posted:I also found an infinite energy source, which is a bargain at only $215,000, or 70,000 croissants. I think they're on the right track, look at all the progress they've made: That four-second video with the LED is loving amazing. 
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Aten, The World's First Interstellar Space Vehiclequote:Imagine space vehicles that do not use engines, can travel to space in a fraction of the time it currently takes, and the ability to travel outside of the galaxy. Sound like a movie? Well, now it's a reality... This kickstarter is amazing. They are asking for $25,000 to build a spacecraft that will fundamentally change how humans view space travel and it's so matter of fact and professionally put together despite being completely insane. Do yourself a favour and watch the video. Bizarrely, at the end of the project they say they are actually raising this money to fund a convention with David Icke as a guest speaker so I don't know why they didn't make that the focus of the project, they'd probably make their target if they had done that.
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Gann Jerrod posted:I also found an infinite energy source, which is a bargain at only $215,000, or 70,000 croissants. I think they're on the right track, look at all the progress they've made: edit: cyberia posted:Aten, The World's First Interstellar Space Vehicle LogicalFallacy has a new favorite as of 09:23 on Sep 5, 2016 |
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cyberia posted:Aten, The World's First Interstellar Space Vehicle More than 20 years too late. Jean-Claude Ladrat already built and flew his saucer in the 90's  I really wish someone could sub this documentary in english because it's pure gold. Here you can see the interior of the saucer and the mom explaining how the method of propolsion of the saucer is "paranormally, with the mind" and how "the earth isn't round as we believe, it's a triangle". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHJ1HL4eMLQ&t=690s
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SpaceGoatFarts posted:More than 20 years too late. Jean-Claude Ladrat already built and flew his saucer in the 90's I think it's the episode where they have a bird and mom keeps their previous dead birds in the freezer in ziploc bags.
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unpacked robinhood posted:I think it's the episode where they have a bird and mom keeps their previous dead birds in the freezer in ziploc bags. It is indeed
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Oh good, Oton is back. It's pretty much an OUYA but it procedurally generates new game levels for you. Pretty sure this is the fourth time they've tried to pull this bullshit. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/qquip/oton-x-the-first-artificial-intelligent-game-conso
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Lodin posted:Oh good, Oton is back. It's pretty much an OUYA but it procedurally generates new game levels for you. Pretty sure this is the fourth time they've tried to pull this bullshit. Of all the times to bring it back, it's hard to think of a worse one than doing it right after a hugely hyped game based on procedural generation turned out to be dogshit and reminded everyone why expecting procedural generation to make a game good and interesting is a bad idea.
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I don't get it. Why would you need 30 randomly generated levels per minute? There are already tonnes of indie rogue-lite platformers and other games with randomly generated levels, and they work perfectly fine on existing consoles and PC, so why do you need a new console not even for those specific games but for off-brand Marios and knock-off Spelunkies?
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Paladinus posted:I don't get it. Why would you need 30 randomly generated levels per minute? There are already tonnes of indie rogue-lite platformers and other games with randomly generated levels, and they work perfectly fine on existing consoles and PC, so why do you need a new console not even for those specific games but for off-brand Marios and knock-off Spelunkies? Those are randomly generated. I want things that are procedurally generated. With emergent gameplay derived from radiant quests.
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Quote-Unquote posted:Those are randomly generated. I want things that are procedurally generated. With emergent gameplay derived from radiant quests. Okay, a small correction. Technically, levels in Binding of Isaac, Spelunky, and other games are procedurally generated, although everyone calls it random generation, as in there's a random component to it. Truly randomly generation would be if it could produce a level where all object are located in one point and you die on spawn. But I get what you're saying. They want money from people who've never heard of rogue-lite games.
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Tears In A Vial posted:Link your smartphone to your belt for some reason On one hand, having a fitness tracker hidden in a belt is kind of clever. No obvious fitbit or whatever on your wrist. On the other hand when you're exercising you aren't going to be wearing a belt. The circumference tracking is such a pointless feature. Bitch, I know when I've lost or gained a hole on my belt.
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The only belt I wear when I exercise is the WWE Championship Belt and I dare anybody to take this away from me and put a computer in it.
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Germstore posted:On the other hand when you're exercising you aren't going to be wearing a belt. That won't really be a problem for the kind of people likely to buy a fitness tracker belt from kickstarter.
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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/peak-design/the-everyday-backpack-tote-and-sling Almost five million have been raised to fund a camera backpack. It's smaller and more expensive than any similarly sized backpack made by established photography brands. There's literally no reason why you should get this instead of, you know, any other bag you'd get on Amazon for a fraction of the price. Edit. A girl I know is getting the most expensive one. Not only is she not a photographer, but she also doesn't own a camera.. I wonder if that's their core demographic
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Non Serviam posted:https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/peak-design/the-everyday-backpack-tote-and-sling Thats exactly their demographic. Every kickstarter re-sells something that already exists and is created by the people that would need such a thing but sold to the masses like the solution to the problem they never had someone here said it first, but kickstarter has become the "as seen on TV" shopping sensation but young millennials still havent wrapped their heads around the fact everything they're pre-ordering is completely absolutely unnecessary ya i need my phone to plug into my belt ya i need a counter top device that prints 1/16th of an inch thick pancakes that look like the eifel tower
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Madcosby posted:hows that tortilla pod thing doing anyways? Fully funded. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1104354043/the-artisan-tortilla-maker For gently caress's sake.
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is that really a single serve pod based machine for making loving tortillas ?? jesus loving white people
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mrwuss posted:is that really a single serve pod based machine for making loving tortillas ?? They also can't make the proper thickness, so the ones you get will be really small but also weirdly thick.
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Yeah it's a double thick 6 inch tortilla so it's pretty clear that they wanted to make 8 inch tortillas but couldn't figure it out.
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mrwuss posted:is that really a single serve pod based machine for making loving tortillas ?? I like the comments from true believers: quote:I would love to see other types of flat breads that the machine can make from other parts of the world and can utilize different types of flours as well. Such as papadum or even lefse just to name a few. its an overpriced toaster oven with one setting: Bake the exact contents of their pods. Hope you like semi-soft papadum! quote:Can't wait to enjoy fresh tortillas in 2017. It won't get here quick enough. I've been watching this since early 2014. Glad I have mine on order. This guy has been looking for solutions for tortillas since 2014. He knows 2017 will be a great year commenter daniel alex chimes in: quote:Each pod is 79 cents? So to have a BBQ for 15 people, the tortilla budget is going to be around $32? That means that you're charging roughly $17 a pound for water and flour. At these prices you should be giving the actual maker away since you clearly plan on making your money by gouging your customers on overpriced pods. shut up, daniel
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Store tortillas are poo poo but that machine ain't the solution. Back my kickstarter it's like uber but for Mexican food.
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I've never had a "good" tortilla. Only store bought. And I eat tacos once or twice a week. It's about my favorite thing to eat, actually. This machine will raise my taco experience (and consequently, my life) to a whole other level. So glad they will be organic, too. Quality of food is so important to me. I hope you guys see the beauty in the color purple. I'm hoping purple will be an option when you decide what colors to make available. There are very loyal purple lovers out there, if you didn't know.
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Mexican restaurants have things like "regulations" and "health inspections" that keep the prices high. Tortuber will match up the hungry tortilla consumer with a mexican grandmother.
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I checked this tungsten cube kickstarter that was previously in the thread because I used to know the project creator and: 
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Chekans 3 16 posted:I checked this tungsten cube kickstarter that was previously in the thread because I used to know the project creator and: given his list of backed projects I don't think it's just the tungsten cube that he has to apologize for
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BattleMaster posted:given his list of backed projects I don't think it's just the tungsten cube that he has to apologize for Holy poo poo they're almost all insane nonsense and useless gadgets I think he has a problem
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BattleMaster posted:given his list of backed projects I don't think it's just the tungsten cube that he has to apologize for proclick. at least three wallets and several key chains
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BattleMaster posted:given his list of backed projects I don't think it's just the tungsten cube that he has to apologize for how many things has he backed that were either scams or didn't deliver? backing 75 projects is pretty fucken stupid. https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/splogue his comments are loving hilarious though https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/splogue/comments
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His profile led me here and oh my god http://backerclub.co/homepage.php There's a whole society of people dedicated to being ripped off by stupid kickstarters Look at this, LOOK AT THIS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wjb6z0J804 This is incredible Regy Rusty has a new favorite as of 03:15 on Sep 6, 2016 |
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Germstore posted:proclick. at least three wallets and several key chains Three tactical pens, three bottle openers, a whole bunch of magnetic garbage, a few different spinning tops, and Regy Rusty posted:His profile led me here and oh my god and for some reason it's just the cube falling through that makes him want to apologize to his child for squandering money. I didn't exhaustively check every campaign but all the ones I clicked on were successful so lol
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