Human upgrade program
 

As a few of you might know, I injured my hand recently (working my fingers to the bone..)

xray: http://liqbase.net/fingerfriendly.jpg

http://liqbase.net/finger_macro.jpg real pic, no thumbnail (literally lol) and lots of stitches.
you have to want to see it, its quite nasty and I look like ET.

I have been considering asking the good doctors to upgrade me.

we have already considered getting a retractable stylus fitted. but I wonder if there are any other devices or attachments a maemo person should have.

Apparantly the finger itself is like a tardis, its currently upto about double its normal size, so we can choose even seemingly impractical items to go in there.

Re: Human upgrade program
 

I would think a retractable stylus, a USB storage device, and a display panel made into a bionic fingernail should work quite nicely.

Well done for keeping your spirits up after your injury!

Regards,
Roger

Re: Human upgrade program
 

I was reading a while back about some people that are getting natural magnets implanted so they can detect magnetic fields with their fingertips. That could be quite fun.

Re: Human upgrade program
 

Don't do a flash drive upgrade. Thats already been done.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7949018.stm


:D

Re: Human upgrade program
 

would have been cooler if he has lost him thumb.

Re: Human upgrade program
 

eiffel,
cool - a fingernail display ui would be novel
it would make an excellent watch.

as for keeping my spirits up - strong finnish medicine :)

that magnet idea is intruiging
I should sprinkle some neodymium powder in there.

yeah i know the usb drive guy, missed a trick though :P

I'm considering getting a camera/sensor so i can read barcodes with a quick swipe!

Re: Human upgrade program
 

Sorry for your accident.
It hurts just seeing the photos

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The term thumbdrive takes on a whole new meaning...

Re: Human upgrade program
 

BillG's old "information at your fingertips" dream come true ! :-)

Re: Human upgrade program
 

Wow. I believe that Jerry Jalava is a former Nemein developer and the author of the now defunct maemo.org community calendar...