Oh wow, I had no idea light socket splitters existed. That solves a big problem for me! Thanks for all the detail here! As for day-night cycling, I basically a

Oh wow, I had no idea light socket splitters existed. That solves a big problem for me! Thanks for all the detail here! As for day-night cycling, I basically achieve the same thing through lighting, and I'm very happy with that. As my lights get warmer and dimmer in the evening, I very naturally start winding down. To get that with Hue's own automations requires me putting in something like 8 steps, though, so I'll soon be going back to my own software. Especially because I use my lights to change my time zone before trips to the east coast, so I'm not jet lagged when I arrive. For video calls in particular I have an Elgato Key Light clamped to my desk at maximum extension and facing almost straight down. It gets me good brightness and controllable color temperature as well as pretty even lighting, which makes my calls look pretty good.