• WarlordSdocy@lemmy.world
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        1 day ago

        It probably becomes 1m 60s. I’ve had microwaves do it both ways, either having it only be in seconds or having seconds for two digits.

        Edit: I’m dumb and very tired from Holidays, I’m leaving this up anyways though.

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        I dunno. I’ve never put in a time on my microwave - i just use the add button. Does it give you a minute and 60 seconds. Thats weird.

  • I_Miss_Daniel@lemmy.world
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    23 hours ago

    Meanwhile, to heat up some chicken gently for my mutt it’s

    Power power power power power power power start one zero zero start.

    (one minute at 500 watts)

    I miss my Akai at home with its memory button.

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      19 hours ago

      Every microwave I’ve had, you hit the power button then the number corresponding to the power level you want.

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        14 hours ago

        Really? Every microwave I’ve had you hit a number and it’s cooks your food for that many minutes. No power option, but you can set it prior to heating your food.

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      +30s +30s +30s +30s

      My microwave doesn’t have speed cook, so this is the fastest way to get 2m on the clock

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          Sure, but that’s 4 presses on 3 buttons. I can press the same button 4 times much faster.

          Over the course of a lifetime, we’re taking double, maybe TRIPLE DIGIT seconds saved!