The worst aspect about those smart fridges is knowing that the resources used to design it, engineers, marketers, manufacturers and even distributors, could all have been used to design a product that, I dunno, lasts longer than 6 years? But no, longer-lasting appliances cut into profit margins and we can't have that!
I point at them and laugh everytime I see one. Then I look at the price tag and laugh harder. Anyone stupid enough to pay for one of these deserves to have all their food spoil after it's taken over as a botnet/bitcoin miner and run into the ground.
Just the whole idea that NFT bros have that the internet is as sure a foundation as the ground that we stand on, without any thought for how fragile it is (which is demonstrated by DNS outages, for example), is something that really pisses me off. Sure, the internet is incredibly convenient for many things but once you start holding people's real-life money by using computers to communicate with each other over the internet that is when it gets dangerous.
There are problems with crypto but that's not really a huge one. Any large enough amount can be kept on paper and retrieved whenever and if everything comes back up again. If SHTF for real fiat isn't going to be worth shit either.
Sad part is, these will be pretty much the only ones available in stores in a few years.
And that's why you need governments regulating this crap. But they're either still stuck in an age where sending a fax is a resonable thing to do and don't understand the problem or are paid off by the very manufacturers to allow it. No in-between.
Man, I just want to keep my food cold!
Hate to break it to you, but 3D glasses will never, ever stay in their well-deserved grave no matter how many stakes through the heart and consecrated wafers we use. "The Metaverse" is next, remember?
I used to do that with an Apple iPod. The only time I ever enjoyed an Apple product.
They still make those.
What sucks is that for games they're pretty cool. Also forced some manufacturers to apply 120hz displays to certain laptops/desktop screens before it was a common trend, because it was a necessity to get 60hz to someone's eyes due to how 3d glasses work. The downside is your performance is practically halved due to two different angles of the world needing to be generated every other frame. If you can find a pair of nvidia 3d vision glasses and their corresponding IR sensor for cheap, there's a lot of different software to make games compatible with them.
step 1 - bring multitool in pocket
Oh god it's literally here!
(Scan QR code - watch ad - get ply of paper)
The good thing is it was probably designed by a silicon valley tech bro or an overworked pajeet so you know it's poorly thought out and you can sabotage it somehow for hilarious results.
Oh god it's literally here!
(Scan QR code - watch ad - get ply of paper)
