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My kids are 5, and Im not sure it's on the horizon in the next few years. There are no answers here, but I have the same question and have been wondering about how others approach this.
I didn't haven't my first phone until 25, and it's a different, much more connected world now, however.
Last edit: looks like may be a way to do this in hubitat. I'm going to put some thought into this. Thanks!!
Probably needs a raspberry pi or something to do what I want.. maybe i will figure it out to save a minute or two on different encounters (looking for folks). That time adds up for me
This would be great, I'm okay with hubitat and smartthings (i havent used completely off of wifi, but i have a few hubs laying around), but I have a few limitations I'm not sure how to get around.. this is purely for personal convenience and IT surely would not sign off on anything network connected due to hippa.
If there was a way to have a zigbee or wave button system that was independent of a wifi network that would at least send a message to my phone, that would be ideal. I'm not sure how to do that.
Edit: I haven't had my smartthings or hubitat set up for about 8 months since I moved, but if there was a way to have them running, not constantly connected to wifi (other than when I initially set up), and have them send a message to my phone, I think that would be a pretty sweet set up.
It's been a bit since I used smartthings, I remember the local stuff being so so and it seemed like it was taken away (perhaps I'm misremembering this). I was never as facile with hubitat to be honest, but if this is possible I'd love to look into it.
I'm looking for large, battery powered customizable Bluetooth buttons
I am looking for some sort of big programmable buttons. Not sure if something simple exists.
Basically, this is to enhance flow through clinic, looking for a relatively simple solution.
I just want some big battery-powered bluetooth buttons that I can give custom commands in tasker to text tell people to assist with tasks or bring me certain things. I'm not sure if something simple like this exists. (Thinking of like three or four different colored "easy" buttons).
I haven't found anything quite as specific as this, but it's been something nerdy I've been thinking about that would save me time.
The brompton mudguards are Nisna, they stopped making them. The Bime Friday are recently custom made by Woody's Custom Fenders. They are gorgeous IMO. I have 2.25 inch studded tires on in the winter that the stock fenders were no Bueno for.
Oh yeah, my rear cog on my bike friday was skipping, and I couldn't personally get it quite right, so off to the shop it went. Chain is still good.
Crosspost, but took my B along (2014 M6R, well used, well loved, excellent condition) to drop my Bike Friday off for a Tune Up
I had to take my kid carrier for a tune-up. I can't walk back from the bike shop like a simple peasant.
My kid carrying machine - Bike Friday Haul-A-Day MK4, with several modifications.
I've had this bike for a couple of months, but I've been modifying it slightly to my liking since I've had it. Hope you guys like it!
Does that make it a lemon party?
Accessible evnts in DC
Wow -- first post in here!?
My folks are coming to town, but unfortunately one of them will be wheelchair bound mostly.
The smithsonian museums are great, but will be challenging to navigate (have done before with wheelchair)
Any more accessible things to do? Also, bonus if they are toddler enjoyable envents. Im thinking maybe Brookside gardens.
Also, a side note: if you have younger kids-- the Dr. Suess event at Tysons Galleria is great!!
My cargo bike - bike friday haul-a-day MK4
Hey all, this is my new-ish cargo bike. I've had this since April.
Also, hopefully this community kicks iy off on Lemmy!