Originally posted by iTim:Got myself an app that records sounds in the night, hoping to catch me talking or something. Was bloody freaky listening back this morning, but I unfortunately didn't speak, snore or anything. Just squeeked the bed twice. Mainly was made up of my watch beeping every hour
Let's hope for more tonight.
Originally posted by iTim:Got myself an app that records sounds in the night, hoping to catch me talking or something. Was bloody freaky listening back this morning, but I unfortunately didn't speak, snore or anything. Just squeeked the bed twice. Mainly was made up of my watch beeping every hour
Let's hope for more tonight.
... It's just psychology, and it sadly works. Only (amateur) way of recording yourself 'naturally' is getting someone to do it or not (without you knowing, of course) during several nights. Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]
What app is that one?
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
Your body will 'know' youre recording everything and it'll end up not doing anything - and you will have a worse rest too
Originally posted by Risto:Pfff android emulator is slow as hell. How are you supposed to debug your apps when you can barely run it.
Originally posted by Risto:Pfff android emulator is slow as hell. How are you supposed to debug your apps when you can barely run it.
Am building login support into the u2start for android app right now. When that works I will send you a copy.