I’ve had three Yale deadbolts for 6+ years and I’ve never had an issue to where I wished they had a keyway. I love them.
I’ve had three Yale deadbolts for 6+ years and I’ve never had an issue to where I wished they had a keyway. I love them.
That’s a fantastic graph!
Oh that’s such an awesome graph!
IDK if this counts, but I loved SPACEPLAN.
Could you make a VPN between the two sites and put them in the same network? Then maybe you could separate them in the UI into different views?
Same. Haven’t had any issues with it.
I miss playing Star Trek Armada.
I don’t see getting a cert as a bad thing. As far as “how good” that would be hard to gauge. IMO, a better way to look at it is what are the downsides of studying and getting the cert.
I’ve found this page to be super helpful over the years:
Updoot for reflecting :-)
Because I can’t find a woman and the only women who find me are awful.
While I also am all for firmware swaps, just to be clear, this isn’t a swap on the garage door opener itself. It’s a standalone controller that you run 3 (at least) wires from it to the normal wire terminals on the opener. But hell yeah, I’d love a hardware swap on all my Google home devices.
For real.
The Valetudo UART docs sound pretty easy and it’s description of the W10 disassembly is cake. That being said, I don’t have any experience with any of that. I just did Valetudo on a roborock S7 and a gen1 Xiaomi. The gen 1 was OTA and super easy. The S7 was challenging because of the disassembly and grounding, but I was able to complete it successfully. I’m very happy I did. Good luck!
https://youtu.be/PIGxMENwq1k