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Have to set up both a cloud project and device access project and configure pub/sub all within Google cloud services just to get it to talk to home assistant. And then obviously the entire integration is still cloud dependent. And there’s a $5 fee on top of that to get access to these services which while not much is still annoying. The API support is also limited and doesn’t support newer features like the additional temperature sensor pucks (which have been out for like 2-3 years)

There are a few zwave thermostats out there and ecobee can be set up using HomeKit for completely cloudless local control so I’ll be jumping on one of those to get rid of the nest.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 3 months ago

Same. Firing up Doom and Wolfenstein from the DOS command prompt at your friends house and everyone taking turns was definitely normal

Nest Learning Thermostat leaks with new features and UI, Google Home update in c/[email protected]

[–] [email protected] 11 points 3 months ago (2 children)

I was an earlier adopter of nest and I while it was initially cool my next thermostat will be something with support for local control and better home assistant integration not tied to the cloud

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[–] [email protected] 8 points 3 months ago (2 children)

I think this was probably still a common thing for people in their 30s now, it wasn't that long ago

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Model S change FSD profile (lemmy.world)

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Just upgraded from a Model 3 to a Model S and enabled FSD and I’m noticing I can’t change the FSD profile with the right scroll wheel. Up/down and clicking work fine but left and right don’t seem to do anything. Not sure if this is intended or not but the user manual indicates the behavior should be the same. Wondering if I got a defective scroll wheel or if there’s another place in the UI I can test.