I'm sure at least once a day, everyone finds themselves wondering: "What's in Brad's house right now?" Well I've anticipated your need and created a UPC based inventory system. When Lisa recently asked if there was milk in the fridge, instead of answering her I decided to buy a UPC scanner for my kitchen computer. Now she can use her phone to search our inventory for milk instead of asking me. I then informed her that talking to computers is always preferable to talking to people and that she should be excited about this new project rather than roll her eyes at me. To avoid typing in descriptions for every item I scan, I harnessed the power of UPC Database, which is a community database of UPC codes. Over 90% of what I scanned was already in the database, which leads me to believe there are people out there who are much more obsessive compulsive than me.
The next time you're brave enough to stop by, don't ask me what kind of beer I have, just check my basement stairwell or cabinets.User Comments for 06-13-2008:
| So if you go drink a bottle of water you have to remove it from the inventory each time? Sounds like to much work. Stavos |
| When will you UPC Lisa? Stavos |
| damn it Stavos! You stole my question! MorlockPrime |
| So is the LAN fridge invintory'd as well? R1OT |
