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Yeah it’s odd how many of the home automation stuff are thought and created for the temperate zones of the globe. Well it’s hard to give enough context but non
by alin23 4y ago
Yeah it’s odd how many of the home automation stuff are thought and created for the temperate zones of the globe.
Well it’s hard to give enough context but none of those would work for me. We sometimes take our board games in the living room, other times on the balcony, sometimes even in the bedroom if the guests have a little child and they need to keep an eye on it. I would have to create a scene for all those things and end up with the same problem: too many button to choose from, doing what I want takes too much effort.
Calling Alexa in English as a Romanian is a sure way to get you some laughs and weird looks from those around you; not everyone is accustomed to voice controlled tech and some even feel uncomfortable around it.
I have a lot of those Zigbee switches, but Conbee has failed on me sometimes and I don’t want to see that type of frustration from my wife again. You know the type: “why can’t you just turn on the lights like a normal person?!”
When you have something in mind to do and the simple stuff stop working, the situation is very frustrating. I imagine it’s like when I want to add some features to my app, and Xcode decides to throw some impossible error that has no concrete solution and I have to do the “clear data voodoo” and restart until it starts working.