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www.stdin.co.uk
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| | | | | I'm pretty happy with my SensorPush outdoor temperature/humidity/pressure sensor. It's not cheap but it is calibrated to work in a Canadian winter (most of it, at least). Their BLE adverts are automatically detected by HomeAssistant and decoded. Sometimes it appears to have a bit of a nap, adverts stop arriving (and I've checked with other BLE receivers) until the Android app wakes it up, probably the direct Bluetooth connection is all it wants. Also, the battery voltage doesn't appear to be broadcast. S... | |
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usher.dev
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| | | | | [AI summary] The post provides a step-by-step technical guide on using Cloudflare Tunnel and Access to securely expose a self-hosted Home Assistant instance from the internet. | |
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wiresareobsolete.com
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| | | | | Bluetooth Low Energy (or LE) is a very cool technology. The possibilities it enables for the connected world via mobile devices are simply amazing. Thanks to my friends over at NewCircle, we recorded a video tutorial for building this new technology into your Android applications. Note: The full source code for these demos are available on GitHub. BLE 101 Before we jump too far into some examples, let's all get on the same page with some terms. | |
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doug.lon.dev
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