Musk is viewed positively by 45% of Americans, so plenty of ~~targets~~ customers out there.
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Ctrl+Z undoes the cut.
Shots fired!
But honestly, for the time, bootstrap was great.
Nah.
Aqara (specially older devices) are known for being temperamental and not playing well with other hubs/devices. If you have each manufacturer on its own hub, make sure they are using separate channels. If everything else fails, 2.4GHz is also used for Bluetooth, microwaves and other, maybe your location has noise on that band,
Z-Wave is using lower bands (800-900mhz depending on location) and certifying the devices better for software compatibility. It's a fine solution as if it works for you, any limitations are basically theoretical (like the 200 devices).
Do you know the phrase cut your nose to spite your face?
Gotcha.
Check interference with wifi signals wifi on channel 1 and zigbee on channel 25 gives you the most separation. As long as a neighbor doesn't blast on wifi channel 11.
There is also software compatibility, I found hue to be the most stable for routers. Osram was terrible, recent firmware made it okay.
The baby was playing with a different toy for a while. Now he broke it and is looking for new things to focus on.
And how do you hire the interviewers? (see step 1)