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Automateher
u/Automateher
Meet Rosie! F1 Bernadoodle from McKenzie's Doodles in VA, we just brought her home Saturday and are head over heels!
reddit.com/gallery/oitzs0I've seen some slatted permeable roll-out safety covers that are available in Europe, are there any of these available in the US? We just bought a house with a pool and have 2 young kids (one of whom is an unstoppable daredevil) and I'd like to be able to have the pool safely covered when we're not in it.
I'm open to any other ideas, also. Thanks!
I've had my LP for months now, and I'm just paralyzed with all the options for activating/using it. I have absolutely got to get away from 24/7 smartphone use, so please FOR THE LOVE OF GOD would somebody just tell me what to do??
Relevant info:
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currently using Pixel 2 on Google Fi. Been there since it was Project Fi.
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I would like to use LP as my primary phone, with the option to use a smartphone when "needed".
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I'm in the US
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I'm fine with changing carriers
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My primary considerations are monthly price and ease of swapping back and forth.
Please send help.
I've got a set up to slowly turn on my kid's lamp and turn off his white noise to wake him up on weekdays. But I would love to automatically override that on federal holidays. Any ideas? There was nothing obvious in IFTTT.
I've got a Hue bulb and a GE smart plug in his room. SmartThings, Google home.
I'm looking for a light switch that can be operated via automation OR by pushing a button/flipping a switch. The Caseta switches seem to have buttons, but I'm not sure what they do?
I need my kids/reluctant husband to be able to walk into a room and turn on the lights manually (not with sensors or other automation), and I also need to be able to monitor/control those switches remotely.
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