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In fairness, some of those pull precipitation, heat and transpiration info from weather reports. It still shouldn’t require it though. At least on iOS, requir
by hedora 3y ago
In fairness, some of those pull precipitation, heat and transpiration info from weather reports.
It still shouldn’t require it though. At least on iOS, requiring it should get them banned from the app store.
I want side loading to exist for iOS, but I also want bans like the above to apply at my discretion to anything I pay money for.
- dylan604 3y agoanyone making a "smart" water timer using today's weather forecasting would be something that could be called "The Plant Killer". my area can say that there's 80% chance of rain, yet not one drop can fall where I am while other areas can say they received .25" of rain. sounds like watering isn't necessary. oops. dead plants. There's other times where no weather is forecast, yet I've received .25" of rain. oops. wasted water. also, your "smart" decision to not water because of rain means all of the plants on my patio didn't get watered while I was on vacation/work trip/etc, which is the primary reason I bought the timer in the first place. Your smart is dumb. Just turn the water on at the time I said. That's plenty smart for me. If I can update the schedule from my couch, great! But...not at the expense of all of this tracking bullshit