Originally posted by: nativesunshine
So i saw a commercial last night..where the ice box in the freezer is in the door. Which saves a lot of space for so many other things.
I was like...so amazed by that commercial...told my mom we HAD to get it. Sigh..the things a girl goes crazy for...REFRIGERATORS...heh. She missed the commcercial tho..so she has no clue what i mean by the ice box being on the door.![]()
philosoraptor asks: aren't all websites computer websites?Thanks for joining a computer website to spam us with your junk.
philosoraptor asks: aren't all websites computer websites?
Refrigerators can host websites now? Wonders never cease.refrigerator websites
You can even twit from your fridge!Refrigerators can host websites now? Wonders never cease.
You can even twit from your fridge!
Boo. How am I supposed to know you tweet on Twitter?IME most people seem to quite adept at "twitting" pretty much anywhere. (no internet connection or even any device required!)
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With global warming, yes. We can no longer call them freezers, they shall hence forth be called "chill boxes".cmon on guys, i want to know
How cold are you setting your fridge if it frosts? I like to keep my fridge above freezing temperature.
One of my freezers, on the other hand, is frost free (good for short-term storage) and the other has lots of frost buildup (good for long-term storage).
One is cold enough, 2003 is absolute zero.2003 sdifox units is cold!
Refrigerators can host websites now? Wonders never cease.
That would be cool.You joke... but given smart fridges are probably already running some form of Linux it's probably possible lol.
If you have to get off your butt to get to the mini-fridge, you are doing it wrong.Why not combined mini-fridge, with IP camera, to remotely access and "look inside" the fridge, without having to leave your comfy computer chair?