The ones I had you could do it over the air, but some do require access to the pins. Even with soldering experience it is not approachable as bulbs are not packaged to be opened, it is part of why I check for offline or flash compatibility before buying as even the same “model” could have different hardware revisions. No info = avoid.
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Unless you live near doug ford apparently. Bike lane makes his commute from the suburbs longer? Gotta go, even when there is a video of him saying how nice and safe he felt on this bike lanes or something along those lines.
He and his brother seem like the most self centered jerks from here where we have plenty of similar ones to compare. Also he “needs” a private plane to travel. Dumbassess leading the charge on every country it seems.
As an alternative, we have found bulbs that can run tasmota with the MQTT integration to be perhaps the most reliable part of our smart home (as long as the hardware already had a descent CRI). I’ve heard good things about ESP home too, but we have not tried it.
If someone has some light bulbs that are laggy (due to cloud integrations) or a pain to use due to software, its worth checking out of tasmota or esp home can be installed on them to locally pair with something like home assistant. It turned a regretful purchase into a nice addition.
With that said, we don’t buy connected devices any longer without checking internet and cloud requirements first.
They knew, he just made it too easy from the sounds of it 😂
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•I might have terrible grammar and everyone knows it except for me
2·6 days agoPeepol we’ll point at ur mis 🍖.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Sam Altman's 'human verification' company thinks its eye-scanning orbs could solve ticket scalpingEnglish
2·6 days agoSome smaller comedy venues do the same now.
I love blocking annoying accounts. Not interested in low quality creators that put out 3-4 long form content videos every week and 3 daily shorts.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Coding After Coders: The End of Computer Programming as We Know ItEnglish
161·10 days agoOr long term maintainability.
2001 version looks ugly
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Fuck Cars@lemmy.world•America is a car country. For decades, millions of families relied on inexpensive cars to get from home to work and school. Now, a growing number of americans can't afford one.English
18·11 days agoA horse mostly, they are expensive to keep around nowadays.
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History Memes@piefed.social•Some reach it quicker than othersEnglish
2·14 days agoProbably would need the bike to be almost exclusively made out of indigenous leather. Even in the place where the thing was patented it is known.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•In your opinion, is space exploration necessary?
4·15 days agoButt probe it is!
Had manager that wanted us to return error codes on a field of an API response along with an HTTP 200 because “errors bad”. It needed a few of us to make him understand how that worked against common design patterns and you still had to handle error codes since you didn’t know if the error would be coming from the app, web server, api gateway, local network (no internet), etc.
They are easy to read and were some people’s introduction to fantasy/fiction (not everything is as dull as school assignments) and a set of shared experiences growing up.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is that one software that you are using for 10 years and still loving it?
7·15 days agoCat and echo are bloat. What’s wrong with programming the microchips each time you want to change a byte?
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Steam Hardware@sopuli.xyz•Steam is adding support to show estimated FPS for your hardware before buying a game
1·19 days agoIt would be nice if its both (drop down with default to the best guess of your hardware).
No longer would you have to believe nvidia or amd, you can lookup real numbers from existing players. They will need to account for fsr and dlss so fake frames are taken into account but it could be a nice tool for planning hardware updates.



Never buy HP. Source: owned an HP and received another used one as a gift. There’s a reason they are the cheapest option, the ink situation is horrible.