You really have to work at it to make an input form this user hostile. I could not make it accept even my dumbed-down text.
Maybe support doesn't want anyone to contact them (aha - neat trick)!? Oh, and there was no "Chat function" that I could see.
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You really have to work at it to make an input form this user hostile. I could not make it accept even my dumbed-down text.
Maybe support doesn't want anyone to contact them (aha - neat trick)!? Oh, and there was no "Chat function" that I could see.
Geo tracking and geo fencing in Node-RED with a map page available on the LAN or via VPN through a reverse proxy. The flow supports output triggers for me (or any other tracked entity) entering or leaving a defined geo fenced area. Oh, I've injected synthetic test data - I am not really standing on the top of the O2 Arena!
I found this really cool FOSS Android app to use to send in the tracking data via secure API: https://colota.app/
I half expected the micro-SD cards from A*Express to be fakes.
Yep.
32GB = 16GB
256GB = 4GB
I just had to buy them to find out.
Refund requested.
Getting edumacated in London today. Interesting stuff, but, oh, that presentation full of AI generated 'cartoon' pics. 🤮
On a train on a VPN controling my house lights via my smart watch, through Node-RED.
Two devices are MQTT smart plugs and the other is a ZigBee lamp.
Why?
Um .. I'll get back to you on that.
Next step .. request room temps and turn on heating boost. I wonder if I can do geofencing.
I managed to side load Christian Mader's httpclient app onto my Samsung smart watch and serve the config file, then take in http requests, using Node-RED to control MQTT and ZigBee devices. This deserves a write up and I'll share flows and notes in my repo on Codeberg.