I've always felt like a smart house is a solution begging a problem and this really just confirms it. I'll take my house dumb and functional. Two things I'd lik

I've always felt like a smart house is a solution begging a problem and this really just confirms it. I'll take my house dumb and functional. Two things I'd like that I don't have: - A master light switch by the front and back doors, - A heating controller that I can control remotely, so I can turn it on when I'm on the train about an hour before I get home (my work routine is quite fluid), rather than have it on a regular schedule. Both of these are fairly simply fixed but the fact that I've never bothered to do either probably says everything about how much I really value them. I do not and never have liked locked in systems. If I have to call someone to figure out why the lights in my house aren't working properly this is going to make me very miserable, very quickly.