mvarrieur

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Comment · 3 years ago

I have an Airthings Wave Plus [1] which measures CO₂, Radon, VOCs, and some others but until recently I could only get the data out via the cloud integration.

Home Assistant recently added a BLE integration [2] with the device and it works great, way better than the Airthings app actually. So now I'm automatically logging and tracking all the data on a regular basis instead of hoping the app is still running in the background on my phone and updating the cloud.

I am not sure about initial setup since I had to go with the cloud integration to get it working in the first place a year or so ago, but maybe now you could skip that and just start reading the data off the BLE? It's possible but I cannot say for sure.

1. https://www.airthings.com/wave-plus

2. https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/airthings_ble/

Comment · 5 years ago

This should probably link directly to the article: https://www.wired.co.uk/article/sweden-stockholm-school-app-...

Comment · 7 years ago

I use a z-wave smoke detector to supplement the wired smoked detectors in my house: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KMHXFAI

I then paired it with https://www.home-assistant.io/ to send alerts to my phone, google home, etc.

Haven't had to actually test that the carbon monoxide alarm works yet because testing that is hard/expensive, but for smoke it works just fine.

Comment · 7 years ago

Yup came here to say this, although I have recently had issue with the Fish Node Manager which had me revert to using nvm.

Issues which made it unusable completely every time I tried to use node it could no longer find the node/npm binaries.

Comment · 8 years ago

So because you don't have a specific use for it means no one does?

Comment · 9 years ago

Since that page doesn't seem to be loading, here is a gist with the relevant bookmarklet. You click it once to turn on Fount, click a piece of text on the page, and it will show you in the top right the font-family, font-size, etc. (as it actually rendered on your machine vs. what the CSS says it should do):

https://gist.github.com/mvarrieur/444e8e45c31f241e5b37334d94...

Comment · 9 years ago

Here is one that works for text on a page for webfonts, I find myself using it all the time: https://fount.artequalswork.com/