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You can do this with a bunch of any “smart” bulb that supports schedules. It is not very hard. I used to have a little script running on my computer that chang
by egypturnash 7y ago
You can do this with a bunch of any “smart” bulb that supports schedules. It is not very hard.
I used to have a little script running on my computer that changed one bulb’s color based on local weather forecasts and the time, so that I never had a screamingly bright light telling me it was about to rain in the middle of the night. That’s when it starts to get vaguely complicated.