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dfox: probably not :)

Maali: here's your BMI

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dfox, what a weird filter-option:

bstrr: would you prefer danes?

Hmm.. after all this weight discussion I checked mine earlier. In the last few weeks I gained a few kg. But I've not been eating much, don't look fatter, and I've been doing a ton of heavy labour, so maybe I gained some muscle? Or maybe it's time I joined the site.

Btw, would it be possible to set goals for losing some diameter instead of weight? :)

If those numbers were representative...

Due to popular demand: you can now manage your body fat percentage

psonice: i guess i could add a waist/height ratio chart as well

But now the "progress since signup" broke, at least for me..

You're right. I'll fix it later today.

D.Fox: Thanks for the effort :-)

leijaa: it's working again

revival: thanks for participating :)

found a little bug:

when weight is gained it says "since since", when lost it is ok.

Sir: thanks for noticing - it should be gone now.

I have this Wi-Fi enabled scale by Withings. Can I somehow connect it to the Pounds-Off database? ~_~

Damn, even scales are rocket science these days!

elend: I have the same scale and already had a look at the API and it's indeed possible to connect those to pounds-off - but I think I'll spend my time at some other features first. Maybe later :)

Dfox: Haha, alright. It would be awesome, but yeah, I guess there are more important issues first. But at least you now know, that I'd use it, too. :D

BTW... those weight graphs are cheating just as much as your average graphics card comparison chart, by cutting of the lower range between 0 and x kilos.



That way the changes look a lot more drastic, of course, but... is this intended?

Saga: The alternative is this. Sorry, considering that people on a diet need all the psychological help they can get, I'm sticking with the "cheat".

it's all about scale! *bad joke!*

Saga: the scale takes your current weight and the next goal into account. If i'd chose a "final" goal, which in my case would be like 80 or 85 kg the chart would indeed be quite intimidating and frustrating. So, I choose near-term realistic goals to keep my motivation up.

Also - you're thin. Shup up ;)

Well, I was just wondering if it might appear like self-cheating to the people who actually need it. ;) Sure people need to be motivated, but if the change looks much more drastic than it is in reality, this motivation is probably a false friend? Dunno...