When SmartThings started many years ago, their suggested way of automating a garage door was with a SmartThings Multipurpose Sensor and an Evolve LFM-20 Relay switch. These would become one single device in the Mobile App and with a press of a button, the garage door would open or close
As much of a tech enthusiast as I am, I completely understand that sometimes tech just isn’t all that appealing to the eye. Sometimes, it just looks like tech. Very functional, not very pretty. That’s why I decided to “hide” my tech in hollowed out books so they
So you got that fancy new Samsung SmartCam HD Pro and want to use its built in motion sensor with SmartThings? Can’t seem to find it the settings? Unfortunately, SmartThings hasn’t been able to grab the built in Motion Sensor yet. Good news everyone! We can still use
I have been using GNU/Linux for over 4 years of daily use. I’ve been toying with it for about 6 years. I have tried MANY Live CD Distros and installed quite a few different distros. Most of them though, have been Debian based. My first real usage with
So, Arch Linux threw Ubuntu off my computer and I couldn’t be happier. I am learning every in and out of my system. I have to tell it what to do or it won’t do it. I have to build every aspect of the computer on my own.
So I received the new Google Chrome OS netbook today from UPS. First impressions were ooh and ah. Below is a picture of the box it came in. Pretty awesome looking. Unpacking it was really simple and felt pretty awesome just know to get one. There wasn’t much to