@nadnerB said:

@Joy said:

@Minion-Queen said:

It would be cool to get them setup all over the world 🙂

Would love to have in Asia too.
To my neighbors @nadnerB I forgot the name of the other user form NZ

Yay for us 🙂

haha Merry Christmas!

@coliver Thanks, I found it 🙂

@Nic said:

Remember to test wires with the back of your hand, so the electricity doesn't make you clamp down and keep you getting shocked 🙂

Your ears work just as well for that... just sayin'

@DustinB3403 said:

I don't know what I'd use OpenHAB for anything quite honestly.

I don't have a smart thermostat, or Smart Lights or what ever. 😞 😢 😞 😢

So I guess, can someone explain where I might find OpenHAB useful, I highly doubt that I'd program an app to work with a smart thermostat if I had one etc.

Ingredients for stupendously amazing shit:

Imagination / Problem to solve
Arduinos / RPi's
http://www.powerswitchtail.com/Pages/default.aspx
http://store.hackaday.com/collections/new/products/esp8266-07-module-with-u-fl-chip-antenna-fcc-ce-certified
https://www.adafruit.com/categories
http://www.openhab.org/features/introduction.html

One project I want to do is turn on the lights in my place when I get home from work and my phone joins the wifi.

Another is to automate my door lock with a system that would not require any permanent modification to my apartment door / deadlock.

I've also thought about making a really nice wall mounted lamp with LED strings embedded into a large slab of wood, possibly driftwood with a nice soft glass plate over them to diffuse the light

Yet another is to build my indoor hydroponic garden - this will happen in 2016 for sure. I'm going to use SMT LED lamps and mount them to a common ground / heatsink in the form of a huge aluminium box tube that I can put a fan in the middle of and create a heat pipe that will not only provide light and cooling for LED but also heat and breeze for plants

Still another is to get an OBDII BT module for my car and build a heads up display with an OLED screen so it shines up from the dash onto the windshield and display temp / pressures / coolant / gas / mileage / etc

Something else that's bugged me a bunch is to build a 3D dot matrix cage for my apartment with IR LED beacons so I can fly a mini quad copter around with a built in AI and use it to water plants / auto recharge it's self

For a commercial product I've long thought that something that monitored mains power usage from stove / major appliances and alerts you when they've been on for a while and can receive pokes to update power usage / status would be awesome because forgetting if you've turned off the oven is annoying as fk and useful to seniors and their children.

Another commercial product I've wanted to do is a real air guitar with sensors in a special pick and on your finger tips but I think this is years away from reality with sensor sizes. I think it could be built into a special Tshirt with sensors but dont care enough to chase it. My cousin did an air drum kit project and it's dope, sensors on tips of sticks and you drum away in mid air over a sensor pad.

Another commercial product I want to do is auto-tint windshield that will track eye position and dimm oncomming headlights. This is a dope idea and I think I can do it but with automated cars coming whats the point.

Something that's bugged me for a while is it's hard to get cameras to all turn on and record at the same time and it'd be cool if you could control them all simultaneously. Most high end ones have an IR input sensor for a remote and I'd like to suss out all their codes and build a big blaster to hit record all a the same time for easier / lower staffing on large many angle camera shoots. This will let smaller production teams do cooler shots.

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@BRRABill Thanks corrected.

I don't know if I have ever eaten a mango.

I have eaten (or should I say EATON today) mango ice cream and water ice.

Well done! 😄

@MattSpeller said:

I shop for clothes once a year under protest; usually at the behest of one of the ladies in my life.

Haha... this is pretty much how it goes for me... I generally come home and there are new work clothes on the bed waiting for me to try on.

@Jason said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Does it ever run well?

Does it run on Cloud@Cost?

It might be installed there, but it doesn't run there. 😉

Dadum tis.

Nice job!

@gjacobse said:

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I have mine off. I spend enough time here,..

I off mine long time ago.

This hit is because of Team Work and not having hesitation with team members and with their daily doubts and clarification

Page refreshes do NOT count, however. If someone hits the same page over and over it will count up to the top of the hour and then get dropped. We sometimes notice an hourly "true up" in the numbers from things like that happening.

No, we are hitting the database directly to pull out the data that we need.

Gandalf the half-grey

Still need more red.

@scottalanmiller said:

@JaredBusch said:

Why doesn't the right side add float?
Simply because you jacked it into a space that doesn't?

It's in the space that the platform provides for it and that widget does not float. It's used as intended and by design, unfortunately floating is not a feature of that space. The widget upgrades are on hold per NodeBB until after the 1.0 release which they hope will be in Janaury.

interesting on their part. I mean it is not like advertising should be a surprise. Unless you are charging for access, you generally have to use add revenue in some fashion to offset costs. There is no way that they should now know that and so much or the rest of the design seems so solid and natural that not having a floating add space in the design just blows my mind.