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[–] 1 point 1 week ago* (1 child)

Really, this is worth just 5 minutes of research. This is not like the stupid Samsung fridge you keep in your home. In commercial settings you may have hundreds of refrigeration units to track and manage in order to keep food safe. And it’s quite plainly very efficient to do this with remote management software, and yes this can be deployed locally with a local server to manage everything but it can also be done over the internet to cloud services and that can be much more feasible for someone who is trying to run a grocery and isn’t a network engineer or experienced server administrator.

I know someone will just say come on, it’s not that hard. To which I say fine, but the question here was why would anyone ever do this. There is actually an answer.

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  • [–] 1 point 2 days ago

    i get it. company says we will manage your freezers so they are never broken. pre diagnose faults so an engineer can come and swap parts that will soon break. keep a track on freezers that need replacing. what is not needed is a way to change the temps. that's totally unnecessary. just have The freezer run a report once a main to a central api endpoint. but yes. i get why. its just not required. is the freezer warm? well its broke then isn't it call an engineer

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