candidate for home automation: flying light bulbs
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candidate for home automation: flying light bulbs
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Re: candidate for home automation: flying light bulbs
Send me the api and I write my first plugin! 
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Re: candidate for home automation: flying light bulbs
Ha! What's next, Flying Toasters?
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Re: candidate for home automation: flying light bulbs
Flying toasters already done with toast included. Hadn't thought about this one in a while...
Like most kids of the 80s, After Dark was the shit with the Flying Toasters module leading the charge. As I think back, what they really demonstrated was the evolution of graphics moving from blocky pixels to photo realistic toasters with wings.
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https://youtu.be/mjlusi_h_XA
Like most kids of the 80s, After Dark was the shit with the Flying Toasters module leading the charge. As I think back, what they really demonstrated was the evolution of graphics moving from blocky pixels to photo realistic toasters with wings.
Fully automated:
https://youtu.be/mjlusi_h_XA
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Re: candidate for home automation: flying light bulbs
The Flyte is a real flying (or more like hovering) light bulb 
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Re: candidate for home automation: flying light bulbs
Yeah, I had AfterDark on my old Mac Plus when I was a kid.. Then on a Mac IIci with a monochrome apple portrait display a few years later.. Ahh the good old days
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Re: candidate for home automation: flying light bulbs
They are on sale!
10 Pack Flyte
2,299.00 normally 2,999.00
10 Pack Flyte
2,299.00 normally 2,999.00
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