Home Assistant 2025.7.0 with Ezviz battery work mode
Home Assistant 2025.7.0 brings EZVIZ battery work mode control — an open source contribution enabling smart, scenario-based battery scheduling for EZVIZ security cameras.
All posts by Simone Rescio
hue Cleaner – Ambilight + Hue sync without slowness
Philips Ambilight+Hue sync slowing down and not working? Automatically clear your Hue Hub of excess Entertainment Zones, for Mac and Windows
Alexa app slow on iOS or Android? It’s your Contacts fault
How to fix the Alexa app slowness on iOS and Android by revoking Contacts permission in just 5 taps.
Switcheroo, bluetooth keyboard and mouse across Macs made easy
Switcheroo helps you quickly move Bluetooth keyboard and mouse control across multiple Macs with a simple Automator workflow.
Your Alexa routine stopped working? It might be due to Announcements
If an Alexa routine contains an announcement before other actions, the following commands may be ignored. Quick fix: move the announcement to the end of the routine.
Tilde and backtick for dummies
How to type tilde (~) and backtick (`) on a Mac Italian keyboard layout: ⌥+5 and ⌥+9. Handy for the shell, Slack, Bitbucket, and ES6 template strings.
Sony WH-1000XM3 review, top tier fame, trash at best
Sony WH-1000XM3 review after 5 days of real use: average sound, ANC that amplifies voices, and disappointing call quality for a premium price.
Computer says no, or how a brake sensor could have saved me from a trip to the hospital
A real bike crash story on why AEBS should be mandatory: first-hand account, collision dynamics, and practical road-safety takeaways.
Codemotion 2018 @ Rome
Codemotion returned to Rome in April 2018: field notes on browser evolution, security, and new web APIs from a front-end perspective.
Command line string navigation cheat sheet
Thanks to Clément Chastagnol for making a very useful cheatsheet for horizontally navigating a string in terminal, which you shall print and attach under your monitor, you can find it on his blog:
https://clementc.github.io/blog/2018/01/25/moving_cli/