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Man Who Spent £8,000 on Smart Home Devices Still Has to Get Up to Turn Kitchen Light On
A Bristol man who has invested over £8,000 in smart home technology continues to walk six feet to manually operate his kitchen…
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Sarah studied English at Edinburgh and briefly considered a career in academia before realising she'd rather make things up professionally than do it under the guise of literary theory. She has written for publications that no longer exist and podcasts that nobody listened to. When not writing, she can be found arguing with strangers on Letterboxd or trying to explain to her mum what a meme is.
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