No, it isn't, it's me -
Long term b3tard and safety engineer.
What I'm looking for is whether the home automation take up is being complicated by the proliferation of protocols, and how punters' ignorance fits into that.
We've got some hypotheses, but telling you - the test subjects - what they are is bad practice.
Personally, I have no home automation stuff at all. I have any voice activated features on my essential kit very securely turned off.
Cause I've got no skin in the game, I've got to rely on research.
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Invisible Wizard - 9th Level Pissant, Thu 8 Aug 2019, 17:56,
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Fair dos. Not sure I was getting that from the questions though....
Seems to me 'home automation' right now is driven by tossers obsessions with doing anything and everything with phone apps rather than any practical applications.
Bit like the way LEGO have gone lately with everything needing a compliant phone when all you want to do is sticking some fucking bricks together.
/shoulder
/chip.
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joefish It's hard for thee to kick against the pricks, Fri 9 Aug 2019, 15:10,
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