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> more features that we don’t want Speak for yourself. As an example with Hue, when I started using it around a decade ago, there were no automations (like sim
by sofixa 2y ago
> more features that we don’t want
Speak for yourself. As an example with Hue, when I started using it around a decade ago, there were no automations (like simulate a sunrise to gently wake you up, or to simulate presence) or sync with TV for a poor man's ambilight.
You not liking new features doesn't mean nobody does. As the saying goes, everyone only needs 20% of Excel, but everyone needs a different 20%.
- jitl 2y agoYeah, the Hue updates have made the system work much better, and the app itself has improved 100x from the earlier generation
- bananapub 2y agoand yet, this has culminated with Hue requiring accounts on their website for lights to be controllable at all, in another display of corporate sociopathy.