Shitter: Toilet Paper of Tweets
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Trying to decide whether the disposable nature of this product meets that requirement...
In any case, why not make it any timeline, not just the user's? It would make for a great gift, for example.
The only downside is our rates are unfortunately nothing like Amazon's. We'd love to get our shipping costs down and are open to suggestion!
You just need to update the ID in the <label> tags to the relevant radio button id, e.g. feed_feed_type_tweets, feed_feed_type_timeline, feed_feed_type_favorites etc.
Thank you!
David
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/26659043/print-the-sopa-...
http://hackaday.com/2011/09/27/toilet-paper-printer-made-fro...
Edit: Looks like some guy already did this: http://blog.makezine.com/2011/09/26/toilet-paper-printer/
wifi chip plus antenna - $30
microcontroller + associated bits - $8-15 or so
stepper motor drivers (you need two) - $8 or so
stepper motors - $6 min
printhead and ink - $12, replaceable
Battery and charging circuitry
And that's not counting manufacturing and profit. Would you pay $70+ for printed toilet paper? If a couple people would, I'm willing to design the device, sell a couple, and open source it.
If you are actually interested in doing this, I'd be up for doing the project. I actually have the motors, motor drivers, microcontroller, and inkjet cartridge full of red ink already. I also have a 3d printer for mechanical prototyping, and a good supply of toilet paper. If you are interested in working on this with me, email me at kliment.yanev at gmail.
Cheers,
David
Who wants to buy my e-book collecting celebrity tweets?
The age of dadaism is upon us with memes and the Internet. <33
Even just the complete mainstream-ization of meme culture is doing such a wonderful service of warping the minds of humanity!
may the lulz continue ad infinitum!!!
Also glad HN allows us to focus on the company or story rather than who wrote it or broke it first :)
Note that you are not restricted to using just your own tweets.
Obviously this is fairly tongue in cheek, but we're reasonably pleased we monetized Twitter in a way that avoided advertising.
Hope the HN community enjoys!