Amen
quantumgenderino
joined 1 year ago
The only good reason I can think of for a fridge to be connected to the internet is to alert you to a compressor failure when it happens so you can get the food out of it.
Edit: I should have clarified that I meant consumer fridges, which I install for a living and so my brain defaulted to that. Commercial systems definitely need monitoring of some sort, and network access is the best way to centralize that.
No it was made during a satisfying render challenge on corridor crew. It was either wren or jordan but I can't remember which
I didn't sleep last night but it wasn't my choice. I just didn't get tired until about a half hour before I had to be up. Needless to say, today fucking sucked.
Agreed, the only functionality that should be active if it's connected to the internet is sending an alert of a failure. Sadly, no company that has a way to serve you ads will choose not to use it... ๐ฎโ๐จ