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I understand a grandma could have had a microwave. After all, I remember radar ranges with mechanical timers that were already relics when I was a child. But, n
by saltcured 2y ago
I understand a grandma could have had a microwave. After all, I remember radar ranges with mechanical timers that were already relics when I was a child. But, now you've got me wondering what kind of VR/holographic microwaves kids are buying.
My latest bought a couple years ago still has a 7-segment vacuum fluorescent display. And a digital encoder knob and buttons rather than membrane controls. And a "cyclonic" inverter, which from the marketing diagrams, you would think can bend reality to your whims.
- dmd 2y agoI'm 46 and my grandma had a microwave by the time I was cooking in her kitchen in 1984.
- SoftTalker 2y ago> radar ranges with mechanical timers Those were the best. Dead simple to operate. That said I still have the Goldstar microwave I bought over 30 years ago, which has a keypad and digital timer.
- kalleboo 2y ago> But, now you've got me wondering what kind of VR/holographic microwaves kids are buying. Our microwave has a fully graphic, monochrome LCD. And Wi-Fi. Of course. https://kalleboo.com/microblog/posts/109720164680381672.html https://kalleboo.com/microblog/posts/109720164680381672.html