Fridges

[scooterscot]

"Do the numbers on a fridge go up or down as they could get colder?"

How do numbers get cold?

[scooterscot]

Lets see who among you could do my job... detective engineer.

Explain the function of a fridge.

[jamesbrown]

Lets see who among you could do my job... detective engineer.

[NickFitz]

The control is marked in °C on my fridge. Removes all uncertainty.

Ah the Fisher Price models that make it nice and easy for the not so smart?

No, Americans use Fahrenheit.

[WTFH]

Fridges

What about Thomas Kelvin?

Kelvin Rule 0K

[greenlake]

What about Thomas Kelvin?

Celsius? Fahrenheit? Kelvin? As long as there's something good to eat, who cares....?

WTFH.

[SimonMac]

Lets see who among you could do my job... detective engineer.

Explain the function of a fridge.

IIRC it absorbs the heat from the air

[WTFH]

Explain the function of a fridge.

It keeps all your beers in one handy cupboard

[WTFH]

How do numbers get cold?

Put them in a fridge

"Do the numbers on a fridge go up or down as they could get colder?"

If they were in the fridge, they would go down. Heat causes things to rise, cold causes them to go down.

[d000hg]

Who "operates" a fridge? Switch on, set temperature, fill with beer. Restock with beer as necessary.

Either you are keeping your beer too cold or you are drinking Fosters?!

I bought a microcontroller to turn a fridge into a brew-fridge, anywhere between 0 and 30C depending if I am brewing, conditioning, or storing the beer to drink.