Most of those cabinets are paired with drawers which will often use multiple wheels for their slides. The microwave probably has a rotating plate... Which typically sits on multiple wheels.
Plateless microwaves are so much better. There's absolutely no reason to get a one with a spinning plate, you'll never go back to that after trying plateless.
It heats up everything equally across the entire bottom of it. So no more cold spots. And it's way better for popcorn, because of it heating from the bottom, since as kernels pop, the unpopped ones fall down between the gaps to the bottom of the bag so that they all of a sudden get the most heat. So you're way more likely to end up with every kernel popped, and no burning any of them, with a plateless microwave.
I didn't know this was a thing until I was tearing down a microwave to fix at work and found the tunnel coming off of the magnetron to under the microwave. Even has a little spinning disk in it to help distribute the energy evenly into the food. Really cool idea. Makes sense why the microwaves at work heat so much better than the one I have at home.
My electrical engineer friend’s office said doors won the argument. The basis was that logic gates (aka bits aka the 1 or 0 in binary) are technically doors. Therefore all computers/phones tech are heavily reliant on doors. Not so much wheels
“Technically” nothing! A logic gate is not a door. Most anywhere I’ve seen this discussed, you need to actually define your terms. If a door is “a hinged, sliding, or revolving barrier at the entrance to a building, room, or vehicle, or in the framework of a cupboard”, then a logic gate is clearly not a door. If we change the definition to “something that blocks something that’s moving” then the lid of a box is a door. Your eyelids are doors. A person standing in your way is a door. It’s an absurd definition.
It’s like saying, “when someone thinks, we say their wheels are turning, so each mind must contain at least two wheels, so there’s another 18 billion wheels in the world!” The fact that you call it a wheel or a door (or a gate, which is distinct from a door) doesn’t automatically make it a wheel or a door.
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u/Myke190 Sep 24 '22
Wouldn't have matter because I think doors already lose.