/tech/ - Technology★

No. I wonder though, how much longer will they make non-smart TVs? Then again, I don't care for TV, so I guess I could just buy a large computer monitor and use that for watching my chinese cartoons on.

>no escape from the botnet

I know. Fucking glow-in-the-dark nigger kikes.

I was going to use an IR emitter hooked up to my computer to control the lighting on these cheap LED lightbulbs and synchronize them with redshift but I gave up pretty quickly on that project. Having half a dozen of these remotes lying around works just as well.

I feel like I have to stock up on these older models that use IR as all the newer ones are using wifi. Eventually they'll have motion detectors and microphones built in as well.

>>959956

Of course you can. Those remotes are all the same and work with LED strips as well. If you use standard IR remotes for other electronics have it could interfere with the lightbulbs though.

>>961345

They're fine if you live in a small appartment and have tons of light fixtures and lamps to bounce the spot lights around. In a bigger area they're no good.

>>961345

Assuming they're indoor plants I'd just get one of these I've heard good things about them. Instead of watering each plant you just plug these into a giant bucket full of water and fill it every month. The water wicks in depending on how moist the soil is so it's automatic.

>>961419

I live on a 120 acre estate. I understand if your time isn't as valuable as mine, pleb.