I just finished my first smart control panel to integrate with Home Assistant.
The panel is designed to automate a pool pump, allowing the maintenance person to turn it on or off as needed. Once maintenance is complete, they simply switch the selector back to Smart mode.
The selector has three positions: On, Off, and Smart.
I still need to finish wiring it neatly, but for my first time, I think it turned out pretty well.
Eso. Quiero guardar una plata (a toda costa) pero no encuentro una app en la que pueda stackear guita o hacer una especie de plazo fijo (que sea menos de un mes)
Alguien sabe como hacerlo? Si es crypto igual le meto.
For the past few months, I've been trying to figure out how Hermes can help me with the basics of daily life, and so far I haven't found much.
How does Hermes help you?
I just bought my first 2021 G14 (used) (GA401QC) and wow, WHAT A MACHINE! It's beautiful, excellent size, very good screen, and fast! What I'm not entirely convinced about are the temperatures... It has a Ryzen 7 5800HS, RTX 3050, 16GB of RAM, a 512GB M.2 SSD, and the temperatures are high for my liking (around 95°C stock without G-Felper and around 88°C with G-Felper).
What do you recommend for cooling it? I've seen that people are talking about the PTM7950 for the processor and GPU and some kind of K5 thermal paste for the VRAM. Am I right? Does anyone already have this setup? What are your overall machine temperatures?
As the title says, I'm experiencing two issues with my Shelly i4 Gen3 connected through the Shelly app and integrated with Home Assistant. Let me explain.
I configured the Shelly i4 Gen3 (Input 0) as a push button and disabled the factory reset option on that input. So far, so good. The issue appears when handling events in Home Assistant: after multiple presses, the system seems to freeze. I'm not sure whether the problem is with the i4 or Home Assistant not registering the events, but it stops responding for about 14 seconds before it starts detecting button presses again.
The second issue occurs after the device has been idle for a while (Eco mode is disabled). I have it set so that a single press toggles the bathroom lights, but sometimes there is a noticeable delay before the lights turn on-around 2 to 3 seconds.