So, let me get this straight: * One unit sounds a false alarm (because normal smoke detectors never ever do that) * The rest of them relay the alarm * He the

So, let me get this straight: * One unit sounds a false alarm (because normal smoke detectors never ever do that) * The rest of them relay the alarm * He then takes a sledgehammer to the unit that generated the false alarm * ..And because of this, he has "no trust" in the nest protect. And this guy writes for Phoronix?! Yknow, downvote me if you wish, but that post just comes off as remarkably ignorant, with a side of "all that newfangled tech these days..." ludditism subtext. And the fact that he took a goddamned sledgehammer to the smoke detector is just the icing on the cake. It was stupid behavior, as is the suggestion that we take that post seriously. Devices fail. Find a person, any person, and they'll tell you that they won't use X brand of thing because they had one unit of said thing fail on them one time. This is that fallacy, writ large, but less forgivable because this person writes for a tech blog of some note.