[–] 1 point 3 weeks ago (1 child)

What do you mean by "crazy values"? Like measurement drift? Couldn't that not also be reset periodically locally? Like, without a fixed isolated monitoring system but someone with a calibrated thermometer who checks the units and recalibrates them.
... Now that I'm thinking about it, don't you need that anyway? If I'm "Mr. Fridge" sitting remote at Fridge-HQ I need an independent reading anyway so I can know whether that sensor just drifted or whether something is truely off.

Also, I fully agree with your last sentence. It's always security vs. convenience. Looks like they chose poorly.

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  • [–] 87 points 1 month ago (7 children)

    Imagine someone sends you an invite to a meeting a couple of weeks or months out. You accept. The next day you need to check something that was in that meeting invite. Fuck, was that meeting set in march or april? And what was it called? There are like three plausible names for it... Woldn't it be nice to just scroll down to yesterdays emails and have it there?

    Either treat invites as a message, or do some completely separate calendar-notification system. But the inbetween is kinda the worst of both worlds.

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