Happy for them to be developing an app (which already appears to exist), but at ~20‰ with 16 days left... wouldn't it be "better" to collaborate with existing apps like Pipepipe / Newpipe and direct those funds into the platform instead?
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Yeah, but it's hard work to make it look easy.
I made a video for work once, it was basically a recorded Teams call, but, good god, I was awful 🤭
Hadn't thought about all the locale, etc.... good point, thanks
Yeah... notes... they started about 50% of the way through building the system.
Now, my notes are great, but some of these devices are ~10 years old.
But, yep, I totally agree, notes are a damn good thing to have.
Not thought about bash history though, interesting point, but I think that only goes back a short duration?
Yeah, at least others are confirming what I had assumed, rather than everyone pointing me to a blindingly obvious tool that did it all for me!
Good point, not thought of that - thanks
Lucky you.
Yep, I'd seen some other videos of his, he does seem genuinely interested in passing on his knowledge
Ok, good point on not writing from scratch - which is what I had been doing for the first few... whixh is rewarding to learn how it works, but it is slow.
Thanks
Hmm, that's not a bad shout actually...
I can fire up VMs to replicate the real system and maybe (depending on space) keep them as a testbed for future mods.
Thanks, good idea.
Well, I'm using the smaller HA client so that it doesn't use google / apple servers, this means no location data via the HA client on my phones.
So, for me there is no location data already in HA. I have to put it there.
"History" - as in long term storage of where I've been? I don't need to keep more than a day (or 2) live on the system... but the webhook is just a sensor with data, so the storage can be longer if required.
For us, there's a lot of noise with us wandering around the house / town / etc. that has no longterm interest. Instead, I'll use OSM to track an interesting journey.
But, integrating straight into HA simplifies my overall system - 1 less server to secure & maintain.
No, that's a fair point. I bought the earlier EmonPi (1), which only has grid + solar CT clamps... looks like EmonPi2 has more by default.
But, my unit has been totally reliable, inc. many harsh powercuts, so it's a long term purchase.
Appears to be a VM issue, not physical devices.