I live in a house that has one. It's a fun gadget, especially for a tech geek. The interface is really well-done, it's Internet-accessible, it has a motion sensor to sense when you're not at home. Basically it works well, it has great design, and it will probably save you some money. I'm not sure if it's worth it to people to whom $250 is a serious amount of money, but if it's not a serious amount, then by all means get it. You won't regret it.
mrmills
Brad, could I direct your attention to your buggy post http://draginol.joeuser.com/article/412778 (Solar Power, First Month) which has been the main factor in your feed generating 546 articles in my feed reader, Google Reader, in the past 30 days? That one post has been copied into my feed so much that it is more common than the next-biggest contributor to my feed, Ars Technica's Journals. Seriously, 546 articles! Almos
Brad, I love your blog, but this post is bugged somehow. Your blog has generated 261 articles in the past 30 days, 9 per day, and almost all of them have been this post. It's getting so that I'm considering unsubscribing just to get the avalanche of this post to stop. Could you just delete this post, please? That might fix it. Or deactivate the post, or something? Pretty please?
Update: they came to their senses. http://www.snopes.com/politics/religion/biblestudy.asp