On January 1, 2000 my X10 lights did not turn on, thanks to Y2K and bad programming in the Radio Shack software I used. It was then I discovered Homeseer.
Homeseer opened up a universe of home automation for me. Over the course of the fifteen plus years I had automated anything that could be automated, written scripts late into the night to solve the most challenging projects, built a wire closet with lots of hardware and enjoyed sharing ideas with many others on this forum that had common interests.
The support and continuing improvements to Homeseer coupled with its ultimate in flexibility always kept me around. I believe it is the ultimate home automation tool.
Yet things change. My home automation has been scaled down considerably in the past 4 or 5 years and priorities are different now. Consequently I have purchased a different home automation device.
I know it sounds really geeky, but I will truly be sad when the HS box in the closet is soon shutdown for good. It has faithfully controlled the house for so long (I hear the echoes of asking HAL to close the pod bay doors - LOL).
Of course I'll still drop by the forum to lurk and see what's new. But for now I wanted to say thanks to all the "old timers" here and to the Homeseer team for their years of creative genius and terrific support.
Best regards,
Shawn Dienhart
Paso Robles, Ca.
Homeseer opened up a universe of home automation for me. Over the course of the fifteen plus years I had automated anything that could be automated, written scripts late into the night to solve the most challenging projects, built a wire closet with lots of hardware and enjoyed sharing ideas with many others on this forum that had common interests.
The support and continuing improvements to Homeseer coupled with its ultimate in flexibility always kept me around. I believe it is the ultimate home automation tool.
Yet things change. My home automation has been scaled down considerably in the past 4 or 5 years and priorities are different now. Consequently I have purchased a different home automation device.
I know it sounds really geeky, but I will truly be sad when the HS box in the closet is soon shutdown for good. It has faithfully controlled the house for so long (I hear the echoes of asking HAL to close the pod bay doors - LOL).
Of course I'll still drop by the forum to lurk and see what's new. But for now I wanted to say thanks to all the "old timers" here and to the Homeseer team for their years of creative genius and terrific support.
Best regards,
Shawn Dienhart
Paso Robles, Ca.
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