Andrew Burton wrote:
You (and your family) would be in trouble (if not in
danger) every time it froze or crashed. What about in
a power cut - batteries dont last forever?
Manual override. A bit of a nuisance that your tub isn't filled and the tea isn't
ready, but we're getting by, now, so why wouldn't we get by then?
Would most retro computers be able to do such a job?
(trying to get this back on topic)
I would think so. Thermostats and phone systems are embedded computer systems, have been
for ages. So are dedicated routers. No huge amounts of processing power necessary.
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