Man Builds Mirror for Bae With Bible Scriptures and Sweet Compliments
- A young man showed what it means to love as he coded a smart mirror for his lover, a gadget that assists her
- To make sure she does not forget important things in her life, he programmed a to-do-list function in it
- Many tweeps have praised him, saying he really went all in to make his relationship a sweet one
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A young Nigerian man with the Twitter handle @TadelayoS has done something very adorable for his lover and tweeps are praising him for it.
The man revealed that he built a smart mirror for his girlfriend that shows her bible scriptures and also tells her she is beautiful.
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Not only that, but the mirror also reminds the lady what she has on her to-do list for each day. In a subsequent post, the man shared other snaps that show different angles of the mirror.
Many people on Twitter said he did a very lovely thing and the gadget quite shows how much he is in love.
See his post below:
As at the time of writing this report, the tweet has gathered over 200,000 likes with thousands of quoted responses.
Briefly News compiled some of them below:
@hattieai33 said:
"I love this so much!"
@RAY_NVRD said:
"Wahala for who no sabi code ooo."
@SikesBrittney said:
"Wait i’m gonna cry, that’s so cute omg."
@winifredagu said:
"Hello sir, did God make another copy of you. Oya just cut soap for my future husband Biko."
@iAm_MEdAL said:
"It's the little things for me."
@ARVR_Chick said:
"1000 reasons to date a tech bro."
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In other interesting Briefly News reports, a young and intelligent female developer with the handle @DARAM0SH3R has set Twitter abuzz after she created a smart mirror in her room.
In a post on Sunday, December 13, the lady said she built the mirror with a touchscreen because she was bored. The smart mirror is an interactive device that serves its basic function and tells things like weather, time, and date.
Aside from those, it accesses a person's physique and passes an 'objective' judgment. For the developer who posed in front with her phone, the mirror also compliments her.
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