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Happy New Year
Obligatory mentioning of 2016.. what a year eh?
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Re: Happy New Year
True...Happy New Year!!
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Let's see if 2017 is going to be any better...
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Well, this time last year I was suffering with SmartThings. 2017 has at least one bright spot in it in comparison!
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Re: Happy New Year
RIP 2016. Be your best 2017.
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Different Computers wrote:Well, this time last year I was suffering with SmartThings. 2017 has at least one bright spot in it in comparison!
I've pent my whole HA life on Indigo. I have some friends asking questions about SmartThings. Can you tell me what you weren't able to do with ST that Indigo is doing better?
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Can you tell me what you weren't able to do with ST that Indigo is doing better?
In a word...EVERYTHING.
As a former SmartThings user also, I'll put in my two cents. Unlike Indigo which is totally local, everything in SmartThings is cloud-based and must go through their cloud servers which are HORRIBLY UNRELIABLE. There are plenty of posts on the ST forums about this. I could list other complaints, but that one is the bottom line. I believe the only reason ST users are not on Indigo is because they don't know about it, or they aren't Mac users. I consider Indigo a professional system and ST as an amateur's toy which will generate hours and hours of frustration. Indigo just works...period! I wish I would have found it sooner!!!
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Japple55 wrote:Can you tell me what you weren't able to do with ST that Indigo is doing better?
Indigo just works...period!
Jim
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Thanks!
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Re: Happy New Year
For your 2017 supply cache. Anyone got any cool emergency shelter oriented automations?
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Perhaps I should build a shelter in the back garden.. I seem to recall govt helpsheets from the 80s say to mount a door at a 40° angle to deflect the radiation... to be sure perhaps I'll use 2 doors.
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