Amazon Dash-Button
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Considering this is a fairly technical forum I'm surprised people missed the main point of this technology which is highlighted in the link in the OP. The buttons are just an initial hook into the API.
https://www.amazon.com/oc/dash-replenishment-service
https://www.amazon.com/oc/dash-replenishment-service
Considering this is a fairly technical forum I'm surprised people missed the main point of this technology which is highlighted in the link in the OP. The buttons are just an initial hook into the API.
https://www.amazon.com/oc/dash-replenishment-service
Honey did you order this printer ink?
Nope the printer did
THE FUTURE
31 orders in March, 129 so far this year.
(Some of that is parts for PC upgrades/builds for family/friends and about 1/3rd is work related).
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Also I await the first post in MM
Cheap dog food for sale:
'my dog food was running low, a lorry has just turned up with 25 metric tones of Pedigree chum and now my bank account is empty, the dog food dispencer is blaming amazon and amazon are blaming the dog food dispenser - it's going to take months before someone admits liability'.
Cheap dog food for sale:
'my dog food was running low, a lorry has just turned up with 25 metric tones of Pedigree chum and now my bank account is empty, the dog food dispencer is blaming amazon and amazon are blaming the dog food dispenser - it's going to take months before someone admits liability'.
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Mates come round, run around the house and press all of your buttons.
It will be a great temptation for all.
I'm confused. Do you have to set this to a single product, and then go and reconfigure it when you want to set it to a different one? If so, what's the point? You can't seriously forget to buy the same item every time you forget to pick something up?
Why do buy a lot of safety glasses? are you buying them for your work or for yourself?
Safety glasses/goggles are not made equal as such different tasks require suitable and different levels of protection. They are for work was just topping up the PPE
Took my second delivery of 1100 Typhoo tea bags. Only took us 6 months to get through the last bag
183 cups per month, that's some serious tea-age.
You may want to cut amazon out and approach the distributor directly!
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dont i know it. got 5 different pairs for just for normal tasks at work. then a sixth for a task on Fridays.
I think amazon already gave up on the idea.
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i like the idea of this but i think there could be a much better/more usable option (which may actually exist)
say tesco (or any other store) made an app that will scan bar codes and add to your accounts shopping list. the account is shared amongst all the family and linked to your clubcard. when i go to the cupboard and run out of milk, quickly scan the milk barcode and put down how many i want. when i'm next at tesco or any other family member, if the app knows i'm in their store (by gps or perhaps connecting to tesco wifi) then the app brings up the list of items i've added to my shopping list. this also includes all other family members that had added to our list, and works the same if they were to go into the store it'll tell them what i've added. you do your shop, scan your clubcard and then it'll do a final check to see if you've got the 3 cartons of milk, 2 loads of bread etc, and if you haven't remind you, and if you have, remove them from the list and tell other family members a shop has taken place so that other family members don't go do another shop for the same items.
that's a much more useful idea imo then a silly button for only a few brands.
say tesco (or any other store) made an app that will scan bar codes and add to your accounts shopping list. the account is shared amongst all the family and linked to your clubcard. when i go to the cupboard and run out of milk, quickly scan the milk barcode and put down how many i want. when i'm next at tesco or any other family member, if the app knows i'm in their store (by gps or perhaps connecting to tesco wifi) then the app brings up the list of items i've added to my shopping list. this also includes all other family members that had added to our list, and works the same if they were to go into the store it'll tell them what i've added. you do your shop, scan your clubcard and then it'll do a final check to see if you've got the 3 cartons of milk, 2 loads of bread etc, and if you haven't remind you, and if you have, remove them from the list and tell other family members a shop has taken place so that other family members don't go do another shop for the same items.
that's a much more useful idea imo then a silly button for only a few brands.
Could you put one next to the toilet roll and use it with Amazon Prime Now?
http://www.amazon.com/b/?node=10481056011
http://www.amazon.com/b/?node=10481056011