Innovation is dead. In its place, companies just add internet connectivity and voice control in places it’s absolutely not needed so they can pretend extracting data and profit is the same as progress. No one needs a “smart” bidet.
@parismarx Innovation is basically "maxed out" in conventional tech-related sectors. There's only so much connectivity and smart features that anyone would actually want to need.
As a result, innovation will no longer come from these conventional tech-related sectors. Real innovation must come from elsewhere.
@parismarx Is it like the Govee light curtain and I can design and save custom sprays? I'd pay money if I could program my bidet to do this. There's some good options according to chatgpt:
Selecting a song for programming the rhythm and timing of water pulses in a bidet based on both musical qualities and a relevant, "pooping-related" name is an unusual but interesting challenge. Keeping in mind the requirement for a suitable name, one song that stands out is "Drop It Like It's Hot" by Snoop Dogg featuring Pharrell. This song not only has a title that humorously aligns with the context but also features a distinctive beat that could be interesting when translated into water pulse rhythms. The beat in this song is characterized by its sharp, staccato-like hits, which could potentially be synchronized effectively with water pulses.
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