My light switch was too far from my bed...
I have one of these. Very good for a lazy bum like me. Cannot get up and turn it on.
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I have one of these. Very good for a lazy bum like me. Cannot get up and turn it on.
I have one of these. Very good for a lazy bum like me. Cannot get up and turn it on.
I sometimes use team viewer sitting on couch from my phone and remote to my laptop which is on other end of the room
OT, can be nominated for height of laziness award!I sometimes use team viewer sitting on couch from my phone and remote to my laptop which is on other end of the room
Please call it increasing efficiency, not laziness.
Now I have to figure out how to send screen-off voice commands or location based triggers to this light controller. Online forums indicate that it accepts UDP packets. Will spend some time on that this weekend. Then I can say "ok google, good night" and have my phone switch off the lights and also play music from my pc.
Please call it increasing efficiency, not laziness.
Now I have to figure out how to send screen-off voice commands or location based triggers to this light controller. Online forums indicate that it accepts UDP packets. Will spend some time on that this weekend. Then I can say "ok google, good night" and have my phone switch off the lights and also play music from my pc.
Tasker will do a better job!
Just a suggestion
Typing feels better and solid.
I do use Tasker and Auto-Voice. The sticky step here is that the app for the switch does not expose any Intents, so sending commands will have to be done through some other means.
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I sometimes use team viewer sitting on couch from my phone and remote to my laptop which is on other end of the room
Did this day before yesterday. Wanted to check my download status, was in couch, way too lazy to go till there. Well, if you dont use the tech whats the point then?
Actually moved down in sound quality a bit but I needed more durable iems. Meelectronics M6 Pro. Comes with two detachable cables, I can buy the left/right units separately if I want and I can buy a complete replacement for half price under their Lifetime Replacement policy.
where did you purchased it from ? and damages pls[DOUBLEPOST=1431782728][/DOUBLEPOST]My light switch was too far from my bed...
where did you purchased it from ? and damages plsMy light switch was too far from my bed...
I paid $20 for it on Amazon.com. I was looking to buy one for my parents also, I found one on eBay.in for about 3k. It has the required Indian socket too.
Got some new stuff to pump up my audio collection:
And this complete my audio collection:
First impressions: I wrote here that after getting my ATH M50 I was hearing sounds that I though didn't exist in the songs, I was wrong. Now I'm hearing even more notes. Amazing stuff. My faith in FiiO got renewed. Next up, the X1 portable player sometimes late this year. Wish my company gave bonus every year instead of this one time only.
And this complete my audio collection:
First impressions: I wrote here that after getting my ATH M50 I was hearing sounds that I though didn't exist in the songs, I was wrong. Now I'm hearing even more notes. Amazing stuff. My faith in FiiO got renewed. Next up, the X1 portable player sometimes late this year. Wish my company gave bonus every year instead of this one time only.
I'm using the E10K as a DAC primarily, the onboard sound sucks.
Congratulations to everyone for the lovely purchases!
A couple of things I got last week...
Eveready Commander 3W LED Torch (DL 66 B1U): This thing is powered by 4 X 1050 Batteries which come included. Shines everything up like a Christmas Tree over mighty long distances.
TP-Link Network Adapter (TF-3200): Had to get this because the Ethernet port on the mobo of my secondary PC died. This gets the job done like a charm.
A couple of things I got last week...
Eveready Commander 3W LED Torch (DL 66 B1U): This thing is powered by 4 X 1050 Batteries which come included. Shines everything up like a Christmas Tree over mighty long distances.
TP-Link Network Adapter (TF-3200): Had to get this because the Ethernet port on the mobo of my secondary PC died. This gets the job done like a charm.
Rs.414/- (+shipping) from Amazon India.
Here's the link:
http://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B00I4NX7MS?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00