Personal weblog of Ted Pavlic. Includes lots of MATLAB and LaTeX (computer typesetting) tips along with commentary on all things engineering and some things not. An endless effort to keep it on the simplex.
Scientists at MIT's Media Lab in the United States have invented an alarm clock called Clocky to make even the laziest of sleepers, those who repeatedly hit the snooze button, leap out of bed.
After the snooze button is pressed, the clock, which is equipped with padding and a set of wheels, rolls off the table to another part of the room. Each day, the clock finds a new place to hide.
"When the alarm sounds again, simply finding Clocky ought to be strenuous enough to prevent even the doziest owner from going back to sleep," New Scientist magazine said on Tuesday.
I hope you're being serious. :) That was the feeling I had. I don't know what I pictured when I read the article (without the picture), but it wasn't what was in the picture. I do think the picture puts it into perspective.
(though I didn't use your words to describe the picture, but I wish I had. That's pretty funny)
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I hope you're being serious. :) That was the feeling I had. I don't know what I pictured when I read the article (without the picture), but it wasn't what was in the picture. I do think the picture puts it into perspective.
(though I didn't use your words to describe the picture, but I wish I had. That's pretty funny)
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