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The downside to "intelligent" appliances is that the added complexity of that intelligence is not free, it adds a lot of new potential failure modes, particular
by fanatic2pope 6y ago
The downside to "intelligent" appliances is that the added complexity of that intelligence is not free, it adds a lot of new potential failure modes, particularly when they are connected to a network. The benefits to adding it have to be significant to be worth it, at least for me to consider purchasing a smart appliance over a dumb one.