I hope people are downvoting the Ring and not the joy of Halloween.
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I am guessing so
Thanks for adding all those children to Amazon's tracking network.
I have that blocked, things in my IoT subnet do not have access to the internet.
I didn't know HA could pilot Ring stuff.
Sure can, but because it is not attached to the internet video is not offered. I am sure I could find a way to do it but I do not care enough to do that.
Ah. Thanks for letting me know.
If you want to hand out candy to children year round, you could consider becoming a tree? Saw this guy on the weekend, handing out lollipops to kids at the playground while playing the saxophone: https://thespinoff.co.nz/society/17-07-2022/have-you-seen-the-walking-talking-tree-of-wellington
Full disclosure, doing this may get you shot in the US, and this is not that unusual for Wellington NZ, we're just kinda like this.
What does your IoT network look like? A second wifi router? Mesh?
I have a Flint 2 with a vanilla install of OpenWRT with 4 or 5 different AP, than 8 or 9 different vLANs.
Why the fuck anyone need to use software to turn on light
This is not the right community to ask "why?" in.
I love this remark!
If you can't think of a reason, you're lacking creativity.
Because software allows you to turn it on remote or automatically according to some logic (scheduling, presence detection etc.) rather than having to manually connect a circuit at a predefined physical location.
I dunno, businesses have done it for decades.
Intregrating it with HA and keeping control totally on our own systems sounds convenient.