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You have a wishlist not something that you can buy. What's available now is a mix of random open and closed source hardware and software that requires a lot of
by jakupovic 3y ago
You have a wishlist not something that you can buy. What's available now is a mix of random open and closed source hardware and software that requires a lot of time and HA to tie it all together
- j45 3y agoI don’t disagree. With each iteration and replacement I’m discovering there’s more out there. For example instead of using a random computer or pi, installing a home assistant yellow presents to a future home owner as more of an appliance. https://www.home-assistant.io/yellow/ https://www.home-assistant.io/yellow/ This is a nice gateway for non technical but “I can find someone to help me with this system”. Same goes for particular groups of hardware. You’re night it’s a mix but the fact you can run most things on one platform fairly easily is pretty useful.
- jakupovic 3y agoFor myself HA has been the best thing since, like, forever. I personally love it, if not obvious. The hardware part is still complicated because of this pull-down stuff and just a mix of randomness as everyone is developing all kinds of things to do "stuff". HA ties it together enough to be useful and more. Just this morning I was thinking it's really cool I can try to correlate my waking with CO2/humidity levels and what happens when the furnace runs? For the curious, having furnace run helps everything