For example, there has been research by Sparrow, Liu, and Wegner (2011) that has shown that when people expect to have future access to information, they have lower rates of recall of the information itself and enhanced recall, instead for where to access it.” Essentially, using-or rather, overusing-digital prompts can decreased your own instinct to remember to do something. “But for those who don’t have a problem remember these things, we may begin to find there are consequences to outsourcing the motivators for things we’d like to regularly remember to do. “For some people who already have problems with attention and concentration, digital reminders may be a useful prod in order to remember to do nice things such a giving one’s partner a hug or a compliment,” she wrote me via email. Keely Kolmes offered a few insights about the pros and cons. Technology has caused some problems for relationships ( both concerning infidelity and being consumed by screens entirely) so perhaps we’re all just figuring technology could also fix them.ĭr. And the dearth of relationship distractions in our lives (many of which are technology-induced) means that maybe such motivation to interact is something we need. Dating app Hinge is taking steps to actually let you know which of its users are married or in a relationship, because that’s something we all have to be mildly concerned about now. And this classic: “ Get a notification when your girlfriend posts a new picture so that you can like before she gets mad.” Simple search terms like “wife,” “husband,” “boyfriend,” “girlfriend,” and “spouse” return fascinating results.īut do we deserve it? A recent survey came to the conclusion that a whopping 42 percent of Tinder is made up of married people (cut to that link for Tinder’s denial and the surveyor’s cheeky rebuttal!). And one to notify your boyfriend when you’re five minutes away. This recipe simply keeps a wife up to date on the whereabouts of her husband. Another sends your wife a daily report of your activity. Here’s one that notifies you when your wife posts anything to Instagram. Users of the service have created automated triggers to monitor, control, and interact with our significant others.
IFTTT, one of the largest platforms for using the internet to do our bidding, hosts a shocking amount of recipes dedicated to obsessing over our romantic partners. But beyond the gadget-specific actions that blink our lights, lock our doors, and kick on our air conditioners lie scores of automated tasks that can be used to manipulate hearts and minds. A handful prescribed functions for home devices like Nest and Philips Hue made immediate sense.
#Iftt send anywhere code#
He thought the fast-gpio program on the Omega would suit his needs, so he modified the source code to be able to accept a CSV file that describes the high and low time of the pulses required and then output those pulses on an Omega GPIO connected to the RF transmitter.A few years ago, there was really no way to know how we would use the Internet of Things. Next he needed a way to use the Omega and an RF transmitter to send out the radio signal to the gate.
Gilad first used a SDR dongle and his computer to reverse engineer the RF code that controls the gate. Our favorite project this week is a little bit of a throw-back! Gilad Fride used his Omega to make an internet controlled remote for the parking gate at his building! Welcome back to 2-Bullet Tuesday, where we’ll share useful tips and awesome stuff sent in by you, the users who made the Omega2 possible! Favorite Project Ifttt radio transmitter Two Bullet Tuesday
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