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A lot of fun, but one of the primary issues with smart appliances is you end up having to physically interact with them anyway. It's almost more of a hassle to
by nkozyra 13y ago
A lot of fun, but one of the primary issues with smart appliances is you end up having to physically interact with them anyway. It's almost more of a hassle to physically load up the microwave, give a voice command and then physically open and remove what you cooked then to just do the whole thing right there.
The Jetsons-eque toaster oven still requires you to put the bread in.
- audeyisaacs 13y agoYes, but it's easier to find and scan the barcode than it is to find, parse, and input the timing manually.
- maxerickson 13y agoI tend to think of this as integration stinking right up until it doesn't. I suppose another way to put it is that "these things can work together" is far worse than "these things work together".