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[3426.24 --> 3426.90] E-R-O-C, |
[3426.98 --> 3428.12] boosted in with 1500 sats. |
[3428.74 --> 3429.40] He had an idea |
[3429.40 --> 3429.98] for the on-the-way |
[3429.98 --> 3430.60] home automation. |
[3430.74 --> 3431.10] He said, |
[3431.94 --> 3432.58] to your point, |
[3432.66 --> 3432.86] Alex, |
[3433.44 --> 3434.42] use Tasker. |
[3434.66 --> 3435.88] It's a bit of a learning curve, |
[3436.06 --> 3436.90] but if you're taking |
[3436.90 --> 3437.78] the time to set up |
[3437.78 --> 3438.24] home assistant |
[3438.24 --> 3438.96] and use Nix OS, |
[3439.18 --> 3439.64] you can probably |
[3439.64 --> 3440.42] handle Tasker. |
[3440.80 --> 3441.12] Right, yeah. |
[3441.16 --> 3442.42] If you're a Nix OS guy, |
[3442.98 --> 3443.32] which, |
[3443.46 --> 3445.16] you're still bleeding |
[3445.16 --> 3446.08] on about that thing. |
[3446.08 --> 3446.56] By the way, |
[3446.74 --> 3447.02] yeah, |
[3447.22 --> 3448.08] by the way, |
[3448.60 --> 3449.46] it's pretty great. |
[3450.50 --> 3451.58] And then CB came in |
[3451.58 --> 3452.58] with 5000 one sats. |
[3453.10 --> 3453.32] He says, |
[3453.34 --> 3454.06] I hope this makes it |
[3454.06 --> 3454.48] before you guys |
[3454.48 --> 3455.14] are done for the year. |
[3455.22 --> 3455.76] I had a recent |
[3455.76 --> 3456.98] home assistant success story. |
[3457.52 --> 3458.82] My ISP was having issues |
[3458.82 --> 3459.60] with their lines |
[3459.60 --> 3460.26] near my house |
[3460.26 --> 3460.92] and it would cause |
[3460.92 --> 3461.54] a signal issue |
[3461.54 --> 3462.48] that caused my modem |
[3462.48 --> 3463.02] to disconnect |
[3463.02 --> 3464.84] and then it would not |
[3464.84 --> 3466.48] reconnect until I rebooted it. |
[3466.94 --> 3467.56] This was happening |
[3467.56 --> 3469.04] up to half a dozen times |
[3469.04 --> 3469.46] per day. |
[3469.60 --> 3470.42] I got frustrated |
[3470.42 --> 3471.26] and I grabbed |
[3471.26 --> 3472.34] an extra IKEA |
[3472.34 --> 3473.08] Tratif plug, |
[3473.20 --> 3474.08] or TradFi plug. |
[3474.22 --> 3474.78] Trot free. |
[3475.52 --> 3476.02] Oh, right. |
[3476.08 --> 3476.50] Thank you. |
[3476.72 --> 3477.88] Someone wrote in |
[3477.88 --> 3478.32] and told me |
[3478.32 --> 3479.28] I said it perfectly. |
[3479.28 --> 3480.94] So I've got it nailed now. |
[3481.24 --> 3481.56] You do. |
[3482.08 --> 3483.02] You're now our |
[3483.02 --> 3485.20] IKEA plug guy. |
[3485.44 --> 3487.00] IKEA pronunciation expert |
[3487.00 --> 3489.08] for that one specific brand |
[3489.08 --> 3489.82] that they have. |
[3490.38 --> 3491.14] All the others, |
[3491.44 --> 3492.32] all the bets are off. |
[3493.16 --> 3494.64] CB continued on another boost, |
[3495.04 --> 3496.02] another 5000 two sats. |
[3496.06 --> 3496.30] He says, |
[3496.92 --> 3497.44] so I created |
[3497.44 --> 3498.58] an automation home assistant |
[3498.58 --> 3499.46] that cut the power |
[3499.46 --> 3500.14] to the modem |
[3500.14 --> 3501.08] for 30 seconds |
[3501.08 --> 3501.54] and then turned |
[3501.54 --> 3502.42] the power back on, |
[3502.52 --> 3503.22] waited two minutes |
[3503.22 --> 3504.48] and then sent a notification |
[3504.48 --> 3505.42] to everyone in the house |
[3505.42 --> 3506.00] that the internet |
[3506.00 --> 3506.78] is back up. |
[3506.78 --> 3507.12] Oh my. |
[3507.84 --> 3509.10] So whenever the internet died, |
[3509.36 --> 3510.62] I just trigger the automation |
[3510.62 --> 3512.76] and just let it do its thing. |
[3512.96 --> 3513.28] Thankfully, |
[3513.38 --> 3514.50] my ISP fixed the issue, |
[3514.62 --> 3515.28] but this little hack, |
[3515.38 --> 3516.02] this little hack |
[3516.02 --> 3517.10] saved me many trips |
[3517.10 --> 3517.80] into the basement. |
[3517.80 --> 3519.70] You know, |
[3519.84 --> 3520.90] I've done a similar thing |
[3520.90 --> 3521.60] with all of my |
[3521.60 --> 3522.68] ESP home devices |
[3522.68 --> 3523.52] for a little while. |
[3523.84 --> 3525.28] I have them set to reboot |
[3525.28 --> 3526.40] at 4 a.m. |
[3526.52 --> 3527.08] every day |
[3527.08 --> 3528.06] because there was |
[3528.06 --> 3528.96] some kind of a memory leak |
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