timvdalen

Good to see the Dutch were able to seize a lot of blocks from the sea!

Do they? The IKEA ones are rated for 3680W, which is plenty even for an appliance on a dedicated 220V 16A circuit.

They're much easier to use if you stick them to the wall using the included round sticker, then you can just twist the body of the sensor against the wall

> The trick everyone misses:

Please just write the first sentence of your README yourself

I have 12 of the Aqara's deployed in my house. Initial setup was frustrating for some (they would lose connection after a day), but now that my Zigbee network is a little more solid (the Aqara's don't seem to use IKEA smart plugs as routers) I don't have any issues.

I enjoyed my Arcs campaign playthrough, but it'll be a long time before I put it on the table again. By the third act, the energy was very low (even though we played over 3 days).

Perhaps I'm not getting it but it seems really hard. I thought I finally eked out a win after a lot of tries, but it ended up being mutual destruction!

EDIT: Okay, properly using reflections, especially at the edges of the screen seems to be the key to victory

> The houses are better

Are they? Why? Even in the brick metaphor that doesn't work.

Only tangentially related, but I can really recommend There are Rivers In The Sky by Elif Shafak, which starts in this library

I'm running both now, and while my Matter network seems to be solid, I can't get over the fact that it's so much harder to set up devices than on Zigbee. Why does Google need to get involved for me to set up a local IKEA device with my local border router?

Indeed! I have a CC1101 hooked up to an ESP32C6 that controls my Itho mechanical ventilation unit as a fan in HA.

I couldn't believe it when it basically worked on the first try, including pairing with the base unit and other remotes.