ScotRoutes wrote:I know a good joke about a Goblin Teasmaid. Not for a family-friendly forum though.
I know that one from school - in the 1970s

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ScotRoutes wrote:I know a good joke about a Goblin Teasmaid. Not for a family-friendly forum though.
EXACTLY! Thanks for pointing this out, slackman99. How many of you losers have your kettle integrated to Twitter?slackman99 wrote:Kettle also appears to allow you to post onto social media when it's done boiling?!!! Make for some interesting Facebook updates :)
Hmmm, I've been looking at wi-fi bathroom scales today....In Reverse wrote:
Wifi kettles.
Time to get worried when you get emails suggesting that you might like to follow "Smeg the fridge" and "Talky Toaster"slackman99 wrote:Kettle also appears to allow you to post onto social media when it's done boiling?!!! Make for some interesting Facebook updates :)
Might I suggest an alternative to a spreadsheet?Zippy wrote:Hmmm, I've been looking at wi-fi bathroom scales today....In Reverse wrote:
Wifi kettles.I just feel it would save me manually writing down my this information and then using excel, an app can do it all for me and correlate it to my resting heart rate and other stuff I don't need to know
It's sh1t for actual analysis - it's what I used to do, then I started doing it on a spreadsheet - which is better, fine really as I can then import this into the nokia health platform I've just started using.. Platforms which do the data analysis then allow me to export so I can fiddle to my hearts content is where it's at (why fitbits are crap - you can barely access your raw data).Bearbonesnorm wrote:Here's another idea. It's blindingly simple, so simple that I wonder why we never thought of it before![]()