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On my oven I want a knob. That's it. I'll light it with a match. Presently have those lighting spark things on my 5 year old samsung. Already failures. No, I
by swayvil 5y ago
On my oven I want a knob. That's it. I'll light it with a match.
Presently have those lighting spark things on my 5 year old samsung. Already failures.
No, I do not want networking, apps, wifi, touchscreens or any form of digitality.
This shit is glitter for the "technologically educated" class. Turning a $1 tshirt into a $10 tshirt
- _justinfunk 5y agoMy old range had two pilot lights under the cover, when the knob allowed gas to flow - the pilot ignited the burner. No electronics and no matches! Unfortunately, there were 4 knobs - so you wouldn't be interested.
- tenebrisalietum 5y agoWifi/network access shouldn't ever enable turning an oven on, but it'd be cool as hell if: - I could turn it off from my phone when I hear the timer, but don't feel like going to the kitchen to silence the oven alarm. - I could view what's cooking inside without having to be at or open the oven.
- stjohnswarts 5y agoYeah I'm in a similar situation, I just use a match lol. Every now and then it will make a sad little "tick tick" as I turn the knob. Not sure what's wrong with it but it doesn't matter, we have mastered fire.
- akomtu 5y agoIt's turning a $10 tshirt into a $1 one, but with a nfc tag so your movements can be tracked (a pretty much ready business idea, VCs must be starting a fight to fund it already).