On Mon, 2003-08-25 at 08:20, Matt Moen wrote:
> I've seen these high-tech Japanese toilets before on TV. My
> question is, what happens when there's a power failure? You'd /hope/
> these devices have some sort of "fail-safe" functionality. ;-)
This reminds me of the public, pay toilets in Italy. It only dispenses
toilet paper by pushing a button, which in turn, gives you eight squares
of paper. It would be quite a predicament if there were a loss of power
somewhere in the time of "finishing the job" and pressing the button.
Since we are discussing toilets, whenever I get a computer case with a
"Designed for Windoze whatever," sticker on it, I peel it off and stick
it on the tank of the nearest toilet I can find. So if you are in
Sarasota and see that little label on a porcelain throne, that was
probably me! Heh.
The Logan
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