you have to go through a separate, clunky web interface
Yes, you get a Linux machine, and use the web interface there. It's less clunky than the one you get on Android, and way more reliable than whatever you do on Windows that would end-up with you uploading the files a second time.
It claims HA compatibility, because the switches work (just all at the same time). Also, no device publishes information on the firmware or hardware details so that you can check an HA maintained list.
So... I got a zigbee outlets bar because I want to control some stuff independently, and apparently the firmware does export its 5 switches at the zigbee interface, but will relay any command into all of them unless it detects you are using the app that goes to the cloud and requires an account...
The shit is in all IoT, not only on the WiFi stuff.
Since some point around 2020 markets are carrying "chocolate flavored candies" and "mixture for preparation of coffee flavored beverages" here in Brazil.
Yep. I need my computer to work so I can use it to make interesting stuff. I'm completely uninterested on the computer itself.
AFAIK, there's currently 1 option of OS that works.
I want them to just turn off when the battery is gone.
If they want to make a single low volume alert at some low level telling me how much battery remains, that's an extra. Anything else is hostile bullshit.
Yeah, I tried searching for it, but all I got where some sites with "20 best ghost car movies of all times"...
And it worked....
I only had 1 meeting yesterday!
I went from a bit before I got into work until the end of the day....
Monitor connectors: "I'll destroy all your hardware before I give up connecting this stuff. You can put as much punishment as you need!"
Disk drivers: "Help! The user sneezed! The disk is lost!"
Or is it that she is just starting the conversation? We'll never know!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Launch_loop