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>First you put a refrigerated lockerbox in the most densely populated neighborhoods to get the unbroken refrigeration chain infrastructure flowing. Then, over t
by BlackDeath3 13y ago
>First you put a refrigerated lockerbox in the most densely populated neighborhoods to get the unbroken refrigeration chain infrastructure flowing. Then, over the years, homeowners could install a two-sided refrigerator in the external wall of their house. That refrigerator would have electronic locks on both sides. The locks on the outside can only be opened by the various deliverymen and the lock on the inside can be opened only by you.
At the risk of sounding like a Luddite... is this before, or after the majority of the population has learned to differentiate their computer tower from their monitor?
- sentenza 13y agoI don't know. IMO this is not more complicated than typical car-sharing services, and these work splendidly, judging based on what I hear from Berlin. On a side note: Dear car-sharing startups, _Berlin is not Germany_! The main difference between Berlin and the rest of Germany is that in the rest of Germany, people tend to have more disposable income, so please give us some love. (Grumpily looks at own, maintenance-hungry car.)
- BlackDeath3 13y agoAnd if I had to rank shutting down a home PC on a difficulty spectrum, it would be pretty damn near the "Low" end, but... there it is.