Aaron Parecki

Yup. I think the answer is to look at the commercial market, things you install in office buildings

Features I want in door hardware:

• always unlocked from the inside
• always locked from the outside
• single keyhole on the outside
• momentary unlock with a key
• 12V DC momentarily unlock
• operates as normal when electronics are down

I'll wire it to the smarthome separately

Also actually in the doc!

https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-oauth-v2-1-07.html#name-document-history

For some background, I imported all my logs from 2008 to present into it a while ago. Previously they were in a variety of different formats depending on the server I was using at the time.

Not right now, but there's an API and it wouldn't take much to write a script to do that

That's exactly what it's for!

This is incredible! Great job. I was contacted by one of these a few months ago and they did a pretty good job of it.

Yeah and I'm not even talking about the smart lock part yet! There's just lots of types of door hardware and different options for quick opening and deadbolts!

I'm actually leaning towards electronic door strikes, since that provides the best UX when the power fails or the whole system is down, it just turns into a regular keyed door lock

I actually really don't like smartlock deadbolts, because it takes more power to physically move the deadbolt so the battery life is worse. I want it to be hardwired to mains power. (with battery backup and physical key secondary backup of course)

for exterior? that's interesting, I'm almost the complete opposite

we have a cat and she currently has not figured out how to operate the door levels.

but I'm actually more concerned about exterior doors at the moment. I'll be freaking out about the interior doors in a couple months.

ohh yeah I swear someone did a whole conference talk about the analogies of door UX and software UX

Isn't that also true on YouTube just a lot slower?

And this is why blurring text to hide sensitive info in screenshots isn't actually effective

I dunno, that building came out of nowhere

it's all connected

B- tweet, this map is actually good

I know I've seen this done before but cannot find the link at the moment