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@TimWardCam @davidho Relatively easily repaired though, you just need a replacement filament of the right metal & dimensions.
That's nowhere near as hard as repairing a broken CPU or reverse-engineering whatever server this probably relies on (local storage we can't rent-seek? Perish the thought), breaking the encryption it uses and spoofing keys so you can use your own local server.
@TimWardCam @davidho I've got plans for a few similar projects in the bottomless limbo of my "todo eventually" list.
For outdoor stuff it gets a bit complicated as weatherization in Canada gets complicated.
Freeze/unfreeze cycles mean ingress protection is mandatory, rather than just strongly recommended, which has done quite a bit for keeping me lazy.
@lispi314 @davidho The electronics and all the sensors are in the greenhouse, apart from the thermometer measuring the outside temperature.
There's an unexpected benefit of the humidity sensor - when we're away from home we can see when (whether!) whoever has promised to water the plants in the greenhouse whilst we're away has actually done it.