egeek

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by egeek 2y ago
Do you have any pricing info available? All I can see is get started for free, but no info on what it might cost later
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by egeek 2y ago
Not even 24 hours since the last outage - https://status.heroku.com/incidents/2684
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by egeek 3y ago
It might be that it's just the regulator that's different (the bit that connects to the cylinder). If you haven't already then it could be worth getting in touch with their support. I had a broken glass window on my oven, the
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by egeek 4y ago
I have a Solis inverter [0], while it has WiFi built in, and we have the data logging dongle, it doesn't need to be connected to the internet to function, and you can configure the dongle to talk to MQTT locally (but I haven't don
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by egeek 4y ago
No, we don't observe it at all, in either community. Halloween is bigger here, and observed by both main communities, it's probably close enough to 5th November that we've just ended up forgetting about Guy Fawkes. Plus it&#x
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by egeek 4y ago
As per a sibling reply, are you referring to Guy Fawkes night? We don't really observe that at all in Northern Ireland, it's an English thing. It's also neither a holiday in Northern Ireland[0] nor England [1] [0] https:&#x2
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by egeek 4y ago
As a person from Northern Ireland, I'm not sure what holiday you're referring to. Closest I can think of is the 12th July, which is a holiday, but not one celebrating burning Catholics[0]. You might be referring to the bonfires th
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by egeek 4y ago
Yes it's huge, but not out of the question for some people who go all in on some things in their house. For example, in my place right now: - Unifi rack (some switches, cameras, other PoE stuff) - 335W - Servers (home automation,
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by egeek 4y ago
There's an energy monitor with 16 CT clamps included, you put one on each of the circuits coming from the fuse board. 16 is more than enough for most UK houses, which would at least let you know which circuits are consuming the power.
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by egeek 4y ago
Your math is right, if you're not recording at night then you can switch it off at night (we switch one of ours off at night on a timer)
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by egeek 4y ago
So I got into this a bit over the past year, and put a SmartThings socket behind just about everything in the house. Not so much for the cost saving (which will take forever at £29 for each of the SmartThings sockets), but more to understan
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by egeek 5y ago
It'll be easy to find the Shellys. Just look for light switches that don't cause the light to turn on or off, or lights that turn on randomly. We put a Shelly 2 on every light switch in our new build 2 years ago (about 30 Shellys)
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by egeek 5y ago
At least on my older mag safe charger, only 2 pins are connected. You can pull off the UK plug and plug in the US or EU one, or even just a regular figure 8 lead (not sure of the correct name for these!) Had a few times where I've had
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by egeek 5y ago
The story seems to be about England, but the monitors are being rolled out to other areas as well by the other departments. For example, Northern Ireland [0], and Scotland [1],[2]. It's anecdotal, but the monitors have started to arriv
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by egeek 5y ago
Is there somewhere where we can suggest/vote for the next integrations? I can only seem to find a message that you are adding more integrations. We'd love to see Microsoft/Office 365 integration, and GitLab. The tool looks aw
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by egeek 6y ago
Have you tried reaching out to Dell on the chat? We buy the Precision laptops in Switzerland, and there's a number of keyboard options (including US)[0]. I checked Dell UK for a similar device [1] but they only have German, UK or Frenc