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sopuli.xyz

They promoted the slop-machine with "Scandinavian apartment" didn't they?

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Leonreply
pawb.social

Aah. That makes sense. I was trying to figure out why exactly the walls were Norwegian.

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9point6reply
lemmy.world

England are playing Norway today in the world cup

Ireland has some history with England

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Leonreply
pawb.social

Ah, I see. It doesn't seem unrealistic for this to just be AI slop that someone prompted. Could be entirely automated even.

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9point6reply
lemmy.world

Oh it's almost definitely AI, I don't expect Dublin fire station to have a Photoshop guy

Was just giving the context

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I don't know this "photoshop", I am confident they just painted a whole apartment in order to take the photo.

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No, they probably used AI but the walls are very intentional. The whole post is promoting the Norwegian football team to stick it to England.

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piefed.social

Except rooms where you can expect smoke or ... Was zum Geier heißt Wasserdampf auf Englisch?

Steam. Jesus Christ, I'm an idiot.

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Wasserdampf

I love this word. "Water damp". Steam. I love that.

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Sounds like a perfect thing to fail - like flossing every day twice

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fedia.io

Norway has entered the room.

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feddit.online

I hate the English too, Dublin Fire Brigade, but not everything has to be World Cup themed.

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arbitrary hatred of entire nations is a sign of good breeding

sorry, inbreeding, it's a sign of inbreeding. love to your cousin, x

spouse, sorry.. spouse

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Telodzrumreply
lemmy.world

^ Incels when people enjoy sports together for one month every four years.

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I assure you my guy, I will not be waiting four years before going to another soccer game. NWSL is in the middle of their season, and we're in the playoffs for USLW and USL2.

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Skuareply
kbin.earth

Norway are playing England in the football world cup tonight

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piefed.ca

You are saying that like it is a sane explanation of the crazyness depicted in that image.

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  • Norway are playing England in the football
  • Ireland historically dislikes England
  • The room being painted like that is very heavy-handedly implying that the Dublin fire brigade is supporting Norway because they want England to lose
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lemmy.world

My nest pucks tests themselves every month. Its quite nice. They beep and check if the others can hear it.

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discuss.tchncs.de

Surprised they still work. Nest smoke alarms are a dead product. Find something better now to replace them with.

They were amazing tech created by a Boulder start-up to reinvent home safety, but Google murdered them.

Already EOL and discontinued.

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Evotechreply
lemmy.world

They work, and beautifully at that. Supported by both the nest app and googles own home app.

Why replace them. Not like the sensors in there will stop working any time soon. They have a 10 year shelf life

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Wispy2891reply
lemmy.world

It's from Google. They already remotely killed all the 1st and 2nd generation nest thermostats. The sensor there would still work for decades, but you can't set the temperature anymore because they decided that the line must go up

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Evotechreply
lemmy.world

Google still support the nest smoke detectors though

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lemmy.world

I get the feeling many modern smoke detectors (In the US anyhow) monitor more than smoke and carbon monoxide. The ones I've seen in apartments are built like tanks and are around 5x the size of a hockey puck. They have an LED light constantly flashing green with a red every ten or so. I'm betting they could easily install cameras types and nobody would think twice.

In my last apartment, I got up close to it one night and saw the product branding. It was "KIDEEZ". What the actual fuck?

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awfulawfulreply
lemmy.blahaj.zone

Are you sure it wasn't Kidde, one of the largest manufacturers of smoke detectors?

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Well that makes it even creepier then. Am I the only almost old fogey that remembers that word and the word that always followed it around the 80s and 90s?

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