classic33
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11 hours trying to make a cup of tea with a WiFi kettle.In a modern version of how the teas maid used to do it.
https://www.theguardian.com/technol...s-trying-to-make-cup-of-tea-with-wi-fi-kettle
11 hours trying to make a cup of tea with a WiFi kettle.In a modern version of how the teas maid used to do it.
A kettle is a thing. We now have an internet of things. Things now need to be connected. I expect it's t'EU's fault.So something as simple as boiling some water now has WiFi
The answer to a question no one asked..... ever.
It's so it can tell your fridge to turn off, causing the milk to sour. Your fridge then orders more milk.So something as simple as boiling some water now has WiFi
The answer to a question no one asked..... ever.
A kettle is a thing. We now have an internet of things. Things now need to be connected. I expect it's t'EU's fault.
A kettle is a thing. We now have an internet of things. Things now need to be connected. I expect it's t'EU's fault.
First it's your kettle, then...That's all very well....... right up until the point where 'things' become self aware.
Kettles will probably be involved in the rise of the machines.
When I remember, I'll nip down to my centrifuges and knock one up out of enriched uranium.So what did you do with the £450 you saved .....
...... Not getting me a fridge magnet that's for sure.....
Look in say, the argos catalogue, there’s a zillion different devices to make a litre of water hot....how did it come to this fer chrissakes?
@MarkF I hold the like if you and yer hi falutin’ ideas of style an all, completely responsible!
Well it is recommended by Mrs Smegma .