Pornhub on a refrigerator in Home Depot

[gellfex]

@DukeTrout

Sorry, I don’t buy it. I’m not saying we should go back to the 1950’s, I’m saying that some company would find a valuable niche market building largely analog, high-reliability and simplicity appliances that last. They can use the same high-efficiency condensers, heating elements, compressors, etc. that “state of the art” appliances do. Just get rid of the computer. They don’t spend enough money or design on the digital controls to make them vibration and temperature-robust, and that’s why they fail within 5 years. Lose the computer and your $3k refridgerator is a heavy, useless brick. I’d spend the same amount of money on an appliance that works reliably than one that has an internet browser but has the reliability of a '06 Dell laptop.

Honestly, I’d settle for actually having access to the computer to reflash it’s BIOS. I’m sure what goes wrong in these things is software not hardware. How many of you have had a PC die from Motherboard failure? I think it’s happened to me once in 25 years. I had to replace a transmission computer in the car, and it was half the dealer price from a company that takes your old one, resets it and sells it.

[wrecksdart]

@TobinL

So what do you keep in the fridge then?

Condiments…and…uh…

[knoxblox]

Bodies. Human bodies.

[anon35121463]

@TobinL

So what do you keep in the fridge then?

Livin' In The Fridge ("Weird Al" Yankovic)