Spyke

Don't buy any Samsung appliances. They will if course put ads in them, but also the quality is garbage.

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lemmy.world

I wonder if a pi-hole would work on these? Replacing your refrigerator is not a small thing for most people.

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startrek.website

I would hope so.

Though since it's a Samsung fridge, an expensive, difficult to access control board will break down on its own eventually. Source: Own a Samsung (non-smart) fridge and have replaced an expensive, difficult to access control board despite knowing I should probably just get a different brand.

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discuss.tchncs.de

I’m just surprised that the shelves lasted long enough that the board went first. I picked up two used - LG and Samsung - and the plastic shelves in both were well on their way to falling apart.

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startrek.website

Mine are metal brackets with tempered glass shelves. So I guess it could be worse lol.

Still, the only reason I have a Samsung fridge at all is because it came with the house.

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It’s the door and the drawers in mine.

I’ve heard good things about Liebherr but they better come with a butler for the price they charge.

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If you spent nearly double the cost of a regular fridge on one with a screen, chances are it’s not a significant hardship. The screens will go EOL soon enough anyways.

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Could depend on the ISP. Att's newish fiber gateway bg320 bypasses pihole for DNS lookups on WiFi devices. Even if you use your own wireless access point.

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lemmy.world

If it is hard to replace something due to cost, perhaps do not spend obscene amounts of money on a luxury version?

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I'd rather punish Samsung for enshittifying refrigerators than punish regular people for wanting nice things.

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This is like the mtv pimp my car meme I hear u like ads so here is an ad inside an ad inside an ad.

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