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I think I finally got the programming correct via #Hubitat to have my 2 outside front of house RGB bulbs cycle through the colors of the Intersex-inclusive Pride Progress flag. The wildcard is the black color, as I was testing on other bulbs that just turned white for what should be black. I'm hoping the Sengled Zigbee bulbs are smarter than the Tapo Matter ones there...
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I think I finally got the programming correct via #Hubitat to have my 2 outside front of house RGB bulbs cycle through the colors of the Intersex-inclusive Pride Progress flag. The wildcard is the black color, as I was testing on other bulbs that just turned white for what should be black. I'm hoping the Sengled Zigbee bulbs are smarter than the Tapo Matter ones there...
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I think I finally got the programming correct via #Hubitat to have my 2 outside front of house RGB bulbs cycle through the colors of the Intersex-inclusive Pride Progress flag. The wildcard is the black color, as I was testing on other bulbs that just turned white for what should be black. I'm hoping the Sengled Zigbee bulbs are smarter than the Tapo Matter ones there...
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I think I finally got the programming correct via #Hubitat to have my 2 outside front of house RGB bulbs cycle through the colors of the Intersex-inclusive Pride Progress flag. The wildcard is the black color, as I was testing on other bulbs that just turned white for what should be black. I'm hoping the Sengled Zigbee bulbs are smarter than the Tapo Matter ones there...
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I think I finally got the programming correct via #Hubitat to have my 2 outside front of house RGB bulbs cycle through the colors of the Intersex-inclusive Pride Progress flag. The wildcard is the black color, as I was testing on other bulbs that just turned white for what should be black. I'm hoping the Sengled Zigbee bulbs are smarter than the Tapo Matter ones there...
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I'm *really* wanting my outside lights to cycle through the pride progress w/ intersex colors, but the only working user app for my #Hubitat is limited to 6 colors (I need 12-13 to cover all the RGB values of that flag), and the other easy options seem entirely non-functional when I test them.
I don't really *want* to learn Groovy, so I'm wondering if #HomeAssistant might act as a shim. (I also don't want to learn Python, but I can mangle it into a Perl-like state if needed)
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I'm *really* wanting my outside lights to cycle through the pride progress w/ intersex colors, but the only working user app for my #Hubitat is limited to 6 colors (I need 12-13 to cover all the RGB values of that flag), and the other easy options seem entirely non-functional when I test them.
I don't really *want* to learn Groovy, so I'm wondering if #HomeAssistant might act as a shim. (I also don't want to learn Python, but I can mangle it into a Perl-like state if needed)
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I'm *really* wanting my outside lights to cycle through the pride progress w/ intersex colors, but the only working user app for my #Hubitat is limited to 6 colors (I need 12-13 to cover all the RGB values of that flag), and the other easy options seem entirely non-functional when I test them.
I don't really *want* to learn Groovy, so I'm wondering if #HomeAssistant might act as a shim. (I also don't want to learn Python, but I can mangle it into a Perl-like state if needed)
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I'm *really* wanting my outside lights to cycle through the pride progress w/ intersex colors, but the only working user app for my #Hubitat is limited to 6 colors (I need 12-13 to cover all the RGB values of that flag), and the other easy options seem entirely non-functional when I test them.
I don't really *want* to learn Groovy, so I'm wondering if #HomeAssistant might act as a shim. (I also don't want to learn Python, but I can mangle it into a Perl-like state if needed)
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I'm *really* wanting my outside lights to cycle through the pride progress w/ intersex colors, but the only working user app for my #Hubitat is limited to 6 colors (I need 12-13 to cover all the RGB values of that flag), and the other easy options seem entirely non-functional when I test them.
I don't really *want* to learn Groovy, so I'm wondering if #HomeAssistant might act as a shim. (I also don't want to learn Python, but I can mangle it into a Perl-like state if needed)
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Hubitat becomes the local brain for everything.
Goal:
⚡ Lights that react instantly
📡 Sensors that stay connected
🧠 Automations that survive internet outages
#Hubitat #HomeAutomation #SelfHosted -
A write up of the 9.4 vuln in #hubitat (CVE-2026-1201) is available on the ostrich lab site. https://ostrichlab.io/research-blog/?post=hubitat_writeup
If you have a hubitat please update. If you like this kind of research please follow!
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A write up of the 9.4 vuln in #hubitat (CVE-2026-1201) is available on the ostrich lab site. https://ostrichlab.io/research-blog/?post=hubitat_writeup
If you have a hubitat please update. If you like this kind of research please follow!
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A write up of the 9.4 vuln in #hubitat (CVE-2026-1201) is available on the ostrich lab site. https://ostrichlab.io/research-blog/?post=hubitat_writeup
If you have a hubitat please update. If you like this kind of research please follow!
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A write up of the 9.4 vuln in #hubitat (CVE-2026-1201) is available on the ostrich lab site. https://ostrichlab.io/research-blog/?post=hubitat_writeup
If you have a hubitat please update. If you like this kind of research please follow!
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A write up of the 9.4 vuln in #hubitat (CVE-2026-1201) is available on the ostrich lab site. https://ostrichlab.io/research-blog/?post=hubitat_writeup
If you have a hubitat please update. If you like this kind of research please follow!
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More to come in the next few weeks, but I do want to share the CISA Advisory for the #hubitat home automation hub vulnerability that I found. Big shout out to hubitat for resolving this so quickly!
https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/ics-advisories/icsa-26-022-06
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More to come in the next few weeks, but I do want to share the CISA Advisory for the #hubitat home automation hub vulnerability that I found. Big shout out to hubitat for resolving this so quickly!
https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/ics-advisories/icsa-26-022-06
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More to come in the next few weeks, but I do want to share the CISA Advisory for the #hubitat home automation hub vulnerability that I found. Big shout out to hubitat for resolving this so quickly!
https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/ics-advisories/icsa-26-022-06
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More to come in the next few weeks, but I do want to share the CISA Advisory for the #hubitat home automation hub vulnerability that I found. Big shout out to hubitat for resolving this so quickly!
https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/ics-advisories/icsa-26-022-06
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More to come in the next few weeks, but I do want to share the CISA Advisory for the #hubitat home automation hub vulnerability that I found. Big shout out to hubitat for resolving this so quickly!
https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/ics-advisories/icsa-26-022-06
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TIL that some of the pre-set lighting scenes in the Hue app use colors outside of RGB/HSV, in the CIE XYZ color space. This is a little problematic, trying to get those colors outside of the Hue app, which I want to move away from. Specifically: "nightlight" can't be coded without XYZ, and #Hubitat doesn't offer that capability. Maybe another reason to push forward with #HomeAssistant to manage things. RGB(3,1,0) is best I can do.
Also, the Tapo #Matter bulbs don't seem to respect brightness...
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TIL that some of the pre-set lighting scenes in the Hue app use colors outside of RGB/HSV, in the CIE XYZ color space. This is a little problematic, trying to get those colors outside of the Hue app, which I want to move away from. Specifically: "nightlight" can't be coded without XYZ, and #Hubitat doesn't offer that capability. Maybe another reason to push forward with #HomeAssistant to manage things. RGB(3,1,0) is best I can do.
Also, the Tapo #Matter bulbs don't seem to respect brightness...
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TIL that some of the pre-set lighting scenes in the Hue app use colors outside of RGB/HSV, in the CIE XYZ color space. This is a little problematic, trying to get those colors outside of the Hue app, which I want to move away from. Specifically: "nightlight" can't be coded without XYZ, and #Hubitat doesn't offer that capability. Maybe another reason to push forward with #HomeAssistant to manage things. RGB(3,1,0) is best I can do.
Also, the Tapo #Matter bulbs don't seem to respect brightness...
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TIL that some of the pre-set lighting scenes in the Hue app use colors outside of RGB/HSV, in the CIE XYZ color space. This is a little problematic, trying to get those colors outside of the Hue app, which I want to move away from. Specifically: "nightlight" can't be coded without XYZ, and #Hubitat doesn't offer that capability. Maybe another reason to push forward with #HomeAssistant to manage things. RGB(3,1,0) is best I can do.
Also, the Tapo #Matter bulbs don't seem to respect brightness...
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TIL that some of the pre-set lighting scenes in the Hue app use colors outside of RGB/HSV, in the CIE XYZ color space. This is a little problematic, trying to get those colors outside of the Hue app, which I want to move away from. Specifically: "nightlight" can't be coded without XYZ, and #Hubitat doesn't offer that capability. Maybe another reason to push forward with #HomeAssistant to manage things. RGB(3,1,0) is best I can do.
Also, the Tapo #Matter bulbs don't seem to respect brightness...
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I know I *should* do it, as so much has changed with the move, but recreating dashboards and automations is a little daunting, and definitely time consuming. Though it would allow me to coalesce Alexa, Hue, and Hubitat Elevation into, as best I can, single source of truth (namely HE until I can both going to HA)
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I know I *should* do it, as so much has changed with the move, but recreating dashboards and automations is a little daunting, and definitely time consuming. Though it would allow me to coalesce Alexa, Hue, and Hubitat Elevation into, as best I can, single source of truth (namely HE until I can both going to HA)
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I know I *should* do it, as so much has changed with the move, but recreating dashboards and automations is a little daunting, and definitely time consuming. Though it would allow me to coalesce Alexa, Hue, and Hubitat Elevation into, as best I can, single source of truth (namely HE until I can both going to HA)
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I know I *should* do it, as so much has changed with the move, but recreating dashboards and automations is a little daunting, and definitely time consuming. Though it would allow me to coalesce Alexa, Hue, and Hubitat Elevation into, as best I can, single source of truth (namely HE until I can both going to HA)
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I know I *should* do it, as so much has changed with the move, but recreating dashboards and automations is a little daunting, and definitely time consuming. Though it would allow me to coalesce Alexa, Hue, and Hubitat Elevation into, as best I can, single source of truth (namely HE until I can both going to HA)
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It feels like I either need to learn Groovy to write my own #Hubitat automations that do exactly what I want, or migrate to #HomeAssistant and either hope there's something there, or can use another, more familiar language
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It feels like I either need to learn Groovy to write my own #Hubitat automations that do exactly what I want, or migrate to #HomeAssistant and either hope there's something there, or can use another, more familiar language
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It feels like I either need to learn Groovy to write my own #Hubitat automations that do exactly what I want, or migrate to #HomeAssistant and either hope there's something there, or can use another, more familiar language
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It feels like I either need to learn Groovy to write my own #Hubitat automations that do exactly what I want, or migrate to #HomeAssistant and either hope there's something there, or can use another, more familiar language
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It feels like I either need to learn Groovy to write my own #Hubitat automations that do exactly what I want, or migrate to #HomeAssistant and either hope there's something there, or can use another, more familiar language
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#homeautomation #smarthome #hubitat #cybersecurity #Privacy
Security advisory for a new vuln on Hubitat. If you have one or know people in the home automation space its worth updating. Full write up to come soon.
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#homeautomation #smarthome #hubitat #cybersecurity #Privacy
Security advisory for a new vuln on Hubitat. If you have one or know people in the home automation space its worth updating. Full write up to come soon.
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#homeautomation #smarthome #hubitat #cybersecurity #Privacy
Security advisory for a new vuln on Hubitat. If you have one or know people in the home automation space its worth updating. Full write up to come soon.
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#homeautomation #smarthome #hubitat #cybersecurity #Privacy
Security advisory for a new vuln on Hubitat. If you have one or know people in the home automation space its worth updating. Full write up to come soon.
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#homeautomation #smarthome #hubitat #cybersecurity #Privacy
Security advisory for a new vuln on Hubitat. If you have one or know people in the home automation space its worth updating. Full write up to come soon.
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Just dropped an advisory on a vulnerability I discovered in #Hubitat. A patch is already out, so if you’re running Hubitat in your smart home, make sure you update.
Formal advisory: https://ostrichlab.io/research-blog/?post=hubitat_FA
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Just dropped an advisory on a vulnerability I discovered in #Hubitat. A patch is already out, so if you’re running Hubitat in your smart home, make sure you update.
Formal advisory: https://ostrichlab.io/research-blog/?post=hubitat_FA
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Just dropped an advisory on a vulnerability I discovered in #Hubitat. A patch is already out, so if you’re running Hubitat in your smart home, make sure you update.
Formal advisory: https://ostrichlab.io/research-blog/?post=hubitat_FA
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Just dropped an advisory on a vulnerability I discovered in #Hubitat. A patch is already out, so if you’re running Hubitat in your smart home, make sure you update.
Formal advisory: https://ostrichlab.io/research-blog/?post=hubitat_FA
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Just dropped an advisory on a vulnerability I discovered in #Hubitat. A patch is already out, so if you’re running Hubitat in your smart home, make sure you update.
Formal advisory: https://ostrichlab.io/research-blog/?post=hubitat_FA
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I guess I'll ask the #HomeAutomation folks here, too. We just bought a "new" house & not happy with Nest at my current place (too locked down & limited, thinking we'll leave it as a "gift" to whoever buys this place). Any thermostats you'd recommend where I can use my 10 temp/humidity ZigBee sensors as "remotes" to customize my heat/cool times? I prefer local-first/only. Currently using a #hubitat for most things, if that matters. I don't mind writing code to make it do things "my" way.
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I guess I'll ask the #HomeAutomation folks here, too. We just bought a "new" house & not happy with Nest at my current place (too locked down & limited, thinking we'll leave it as a "gift" to whoever buys this place). Any thermostats you'd recommend where I can use my 10 temp/humidity ZigBee sensors as "remotes" to customize my heat/cool times? I prefer local-first/only. Currently using a #hubitat for most things, if that matters. I don't mind writing code to make it do things "my" way.
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I guess I'll ask the #HomeAutomation folks here, too. We just bought a "new" house & not happy with Nest at my current place (too locked down & limited, thinking we'll leave it as a "gift" to whoever buys this place). Any thermostats you'd recommend where I can use my 10 temp/humidity ZigBee sensors as "remotes" to customize my heat/cool times? I prefer local-first/only. Currently using a #hubitat for most things, if that matters. I don't mind writing code to make it do things "my" way.
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I guess I'll ask the #HomeAutomation folks here, too. We just bought a "new" house & not happy with Nest at my current place (too locked down & limited, thinking we'll leave it as a "gift" to whoever buys this place). Any thermostats you'd recommend where I can use my 10 temp/humidity ZigBee sensors as "remotes" to customize my heat/cool times? I prefer local-first/only. Currently using a #hubitat for most things, if that matters. I don't mind writing code to make it do things "my" way.
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I guess I'll ask the #HomeAutomation folks here, too. We just bought a "new" house & not happy with Nest at my current place (too locked down & limited, thinking we'll leave it as a "gift" to whoever buys this place). Any thermostats you'd recommend where I can use my 10 temp/humidity ZigBee sensors as "remotes" to customize my heat/cool times? I prefer local-first/only. Currently using a #hubitat for most things, if that matters. I don't mind writing code to make it do things "my" way.
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Third job was to ensure it would all still work correctly with my custom driver integration for #Hubitat. Because, if not, I would have had no light switches. 😅 😅 😅
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Third job was to ensure it would all still work correctly with my custom driver integration for #Hubitat. Because, if not, I would have had no light switches. 😅 😅 😅
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Third job was to ensure it would all still work correctly with my custom driver integration for #Hubitat. Because, if not, I would have had no light switches. 😅 😅 😅
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Third job was to ensure it would all still work correctly with my custom driver integration for #Hubitat. Because, if not, I would have had no light switches. 😅 😅 😅
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@TWSheppard I just bought a #hubitat and called it a day! 😂
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@TWSheppard I just bought a #hubitat and called it a day! 😂
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@TWSheppard I just bought a #hubitat and called it a day! 😂
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@TWSheppard I just bought a #hubitat and called it a day! 😂
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@TWSheppard I just bought a #hubitat and called it a day! 😂