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It doesn't need to be on all the time. It can just take however long it wants to start up, connect, and transmit the order.
by computer 12y ago
It doesn't need to be on all the time. It can just take however long it wants to start up, connect, and transmit the order.
- jayrox 12y agoi think many people are missing this key point. this isn't a "i need this right this very millisecond" its more of a "i need this later today if its early enough or tomorrow would be fine" button. which a single press of a button would wake up the device, connect to what ever configured network connection it is assigned to, send some data to an API end point, go back to sleep. that could make the button last many years.