2026-09-24 10:00 UTC
it does, for massive user convenience. however, the more you add, the less convenience is gained from each addition, sort of like a law of diminishing returns-type thing.
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@HugeNerd@lemmy.ca 2026-09-24 10:08
What convenience? You open the door, a light goes on, it is cold or freezing cold inside depending on the door. The end. My parent’s McClary fridge from the 1960s still runs on the original refrigerant. Don’t tell me about energy efficiency when We are awash in renewable electricity Building new fridges every five years filled with e-waste running garbage software requiring a networking infrastructure on top of it surely used a few joules as well. It’s not in a landfill. I can’t wait for the global energy crash, maybe we’ll be calmer and wiser when gas is 100$/liter.