> It's far less kludgier than using a phone to turn your lights on and off.
Why can't you just stand up and, you know, flick the light switch?
This kind of nonsense puts me in mind of "Wall-E". Fat, inert humans being hauled around on hovercrafts, their every need tended to by a watchful panoply of machines.
If someone in my family gives me an Echo/Alexa/whatever, it's going in the trash.
Why can't you just stand up and, you know, flick the light switch? This kind of nonsense puts me in mind of "Wall-E". Fat, inert humans being hauled around on hovercrafts, their every need tended to by a watchful panoply of machines. If someone in my family gives me an Echo/Alexa/whatever, it's going in the trash.