Audio Nags WTF

[Mid]

The fridge beeps at me ,

The microwave beeps at me ,

The washing machine beeps at me ,

The car beeps at me .

the list is fokin endless , wtf

I'd like to meet the foker who decided we need this shit

 

[Snaggletooth]

beepe beepe beepe

 

[Mid]

nope never saw that coming ....

 

[Navig8tor]

Wily E Coyote did try to stop it with all sorts of ACME product, it never ended well.

 

[Ease the sheet.]

The fridge beeps at me ,

The microwave beeps at me ,

The washing machine beeps at me ,

The car beeps at me .

the list is fokin endless , wtf

I'd like to meet the foker who decided we need this shit

At your age, shouldn't you appreciate the reminder?

 

[Mid]

At your age, shouldn't you appreciate the reminder?

Get Off My Lawn .

 

[cyclone]

Medical devices are the worst. As my granddaughters say, “Boompa‘s beeping again!”

 

[Willin']

I used to bitch about all the LEDs illuminating my house every night too.

Then, during a midnight trip to the bathroom, after stepping on the dog, stubbing my toes and barking my shin on something, I realized there was a power outage.

I changed my mind after that.

 

[Windward]

But why does the stupid coffee pot need to be so loud?

Thing is air raid siren loud... and its not because it's pre-coffee early. Grumble grumble...

 

[Meat Wad]

I like the fridge beeping when it does no close all the way.

 

[SloopJonB]

At your age, shouldn't you appreciate the reminder?

I would - if I could hear it.

 

[Grande Mastere Dreade]

i've read that the "extra wide" toilets will beep when you try to sit down, just like a work truck

 

[Bump-n-Grind]

I hate the check out registers at grocery stores that are cranked up to 11 telling you place items in the bagging area..... I don't want your fucking bags!!!! I just wanna pile the shit back up in the cart goddamit..... and yeah, get off my fuckin lawn

 

[claudiajohnston]

The fridge beeps at me ,

The microwave beeps at me ,

The washing machine beeps at me ,

The car beeps at me .

the list is fokin endless , wtf

I'd like to meet the foker who decided we need this polished concrete dallas

It seems like you're frustrated with the beeping sounds that various appliances and devices make. While these sounds can sometimes be annoying, they often serve a purpose. The beeping alerts are designed to provide notifications or indicate specific events or functions. Here are a few reasons why these beeping sounds are implemented:

1. Alerts and Reminders: Beeping sounds in appliances like the fridge, microwave, and washing machine are often used to alert you when a task is completed or when it's time to take action. For example, the fridge might beep when the door is left open for too long to prevent energy wastage, or the washing machine might beep at the end of a cycle to prompt you to remove the clothes.
2. Safety and Security: Beeping sounds in appliances and vehicles can serve as safety and security measures. For instance, cars beep to indicate a potential hazard, such as when the seatbelt is not fastened or when the car is in reverse gear.
3. User Interface Feedback: In some cases, beeping sounds are used as a form of feedback to acknowledge user inputs or confirm specific actions. For example, when you press buttons on a microwave or set a function on a washing machine, the beeping sound confirms that your command has been registered.

While these beeping sounds can be useful, it's understandable that they can become bothersome, especially when they occur frequently or at inconvenient times. Many devices and appliances offer options to adjust or disable the sounds, allowing you to customize your experience based on your preferences.
If you find the beeping sounds particularly bothersome, you may want to explore the settings and user manuals of your devices to see if there are options to modify or disable the sounds. Alternatively, reaching out to the manufacturers or consulting their customer support can provide further guidance on managing the beeping sounds.
Remember that the intention behind these beeping sounds is usually to enhance functionality, safety, and user experience. However, it's essential for manufacturers to strike a balance and provide users with the ability to customize or control these sounds to suit their preferences and needs.

 

[familysailor]

It seems like you're frustrated with the beeping sounds that various appliances and devices make. While these sounds can sometimes be annoying, they often serve a purpose. The beeping alerts are designed to provide notifications or indicate specific events or functions. Here are a few reasons why these beeping sounds are implemented:

1. Alerts and Reminders: Beeping sounds in appliances like the fridge, microwave, and washing machine are often used to alert you when a task is completed or when it's time to take action. For example, the fridge might beep when the door is left open for too long to prevent energy wastage, or the washing machine might beep at the end of a cycle to prompt you to remove the clothes.
2. Safety and Security: Beeping sounds in appliances and vehicles can serve as safety and security measures. For instance, cars beep to indicate a potential hazard, such as when the seatbelt is not fastened or when the car is in reverse gear.
3. User Interface Feedback: In some cases, beeping sounds are used as a form of feedback to acknowledge user inputs or confirm specific actions. For example, when you press buttons on a microwave or set a function on a washing machine, the beeping sound confirms that your command has been registered.

While these beeping sounds can be useful, it's understandable that they can become bothersome, especially when they occur frequently or at inconvenient times. Many devices and appliances offer options to adjust or disable the sounds, allowing you to customize your experience based on your preferences.
If you find the beeping sounds particularly bothersome, you may want to explore the settings and user manuals of your devices to see if there are options to modify or disable the sounds. Alternatively, reaching out to the manufacturers or consulting their customer support can provide further guidance on managing the beeping sounds.
Remember that the intention behind these beeping sounds is usually to enhance functionality, safety, and user experience. However, it's essential for manufacturers to strike a balance and provide users with the ability to customize or control these sounds to suit their preferences and needs.

BEEP!

 

[Willin']

It would at least be more fun if they said 'Meep Meep!'.

 

[Snaggletooth]

I licke "boobe boobe" bettere.......

 

[SloopJonB]

The problem is that you have to hunt for which device is beeping.

Why can't they just say "the fridge door is open" and so forth?

 

[cyclone]

Why can't they just say "the fridge door is open" and so forth?

You want to bring back “A door is ajar”?

 

[Mid]

@claudiajohnston

Fok AI too .......