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Yeah, and it's like they deliberately set themselves up for failure too ?! The way they engineered it is a bit like strapping a diesel generator on the top of
by BlueTemplar 3y ago
Yeah, and it's like they deliberately set themselves up for failure too ?!
The way they engineered it is a bit like strapping a diesel generator on the top of an electric car as a promise to increase range... but a very inefficient one that weighs almost as much as the car itself.
P.S.: Coolers I can understand, but how come freezers use glass doors rather than a real insulator ? (+ printed out list of contents... now here might be an opportunity for minimal functionality, low power, e-paper displays ?)
- amluto 3y agoUsing glass may save energy. Keep in mind that store fridges and freezers are opened a lot. If you can see through the door to what you’re trying to grab, you may be able to grab it faster, thus enabling you to close the door faster.