I'm impressed the water has its own phone to facetime people with.
59Maybe he is FaceTiming it from his Apple TV
13Or his iPad or Mac
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Smh all these people giving their water phones instead of stepping up and being a parent 😔
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Water without anything in it doesn't boil over
52That’s what the impurities are for
4Tbh it doesn't even boil at all, like trees that make no noise when falling if nobody is looking, water doesn't boil either. It requires conscious observation, similar to photons acting as a wave until observed which then they are particles.
3Bet
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The first (known, at least,) webcam monitored a coffee pot.
45For basically the same reason: they were too lazy to check and see if the coffee pot was full.
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human uses internet to bounce image onto a dozen servers, captured by multiple governments, data mined and ai trained on by proprietary software company, just to not spend five minutes standing
29If they wanna spy on ma boiling water so be it
6i was thinking more of the electricity, precious metals, human labor, and other resources needed for this one human to not stand in an area for a few minutes
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Does your face also need to be visible to the water, for this to work?
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20Wow if only there was some kind of device specifically designed to boil water for you that has a switch that automatically turns itself off once the water is boiling.....
19Electric water cookers apparently don't work so well on 110V
2They work fine. Not sure if they’re slower or something but it’s not really a problem.
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But who took the picture of the phone pointed at the water?
18That would be the fridge.
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Or just like… set a timer? 6 minutes is what it takes for my pot to boil.
15That's far too low tech and easy, gramps.
27Back in my day we used to have to stick our fingers into the water to tell it was boiled. Blistered sisters, we’d call em. It was the style of the time
21Jokes on you I use my in house spying tech to translate my words using machine learning and generative AI in order to set a timer.
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Sigh, amusing but really unnecessary effort.
- use a lid. Water boils significantly faster with one!
- buy a $5 pot minder, it'll make noise when the pot starts boiling
There done.
13I thought pot minders were little ceramic things you put in pots to stop starchy foods from boiling over?
1I'm not so sure about the boilover bit. But the primary purpose is that they trap bubbles underneath which causes it to rattle like crazy when the water is boiling.
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Recall the rule of quantum imaging.
10Why is he just boiling pots of water on the stove? Shouldn't there be some kind of food in the water? It looks like it's already boiling, what is he waiting for?
I hope he posts the video of the phone tipping over and going into the boiling water
6Lots of things need to go into already boiling water to cook properly. Pasta for one. Depending on the rice and the texture you're going for, that can be better cooked by adding it to already boiling water. This is the same thing as preheating your frying pan or oven.
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if it works it's not stupid 😅
6Your phone is a small TV 🤦
5That's an expensive pot, I've seen those hex pattern ones before.
-1they're like $10 at Walmart
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