Temporal Anomaly - Latest Comments

Re: Temporal Anomaly

Mark Hindess — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 02:40:14 -0000

I'd be very interested to review a draft.

Re: Temporal Anomaly

Roland Stuart — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 20:40:18 -0000

I have a draft post "MQTT Message Topic Taxonomy" written back in August that I "put aside for a while", as one does. I will try to complete it soon and pingback to this post for your information. Or, I'd be happy if you wanted to review the draft.
I shied away from calling it an Ontology -- not sure I would be able to finish it.

Re: Temporal Anomaly

Pascal — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 17:57:12 -0000

Helo,

Can you help me for an xpl-sender request on owfs device ?
I use xpl-perl 0.12 and try to request temp, for the moment later it wil be latch.a from switch, on a device but can't find the good syntax.
I've tried with :
xpl-sender -v -m xpl-cmnd -c sensor.request command=current device=28.432825020000 type=temperature

and many others but without any answer in xpl-logger

As I said, latter I'll query swtch latch.A state on others 1wire devices.

Thank you.

Re: Temporal Anomaly

Oliver Clothezov — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 18:46:24 -0000

Likely right-handed.
Lot of usage of l-h ctrl and little ESC so IDE is probably emacs rather than vi (or at a push Eclipse)A fair amount of typing mistakes (hence the backspace)
lack of fingerprint scuffing suggest unavailable drivers and with emacs usage, lean towards Linux or BSD-varientNo marking on the r-h ctrl so no real 3270/5250 usageNo markings on PF1 so you're knowledgeable about computers so don't need no pesky helpListen to music as you work
In serious need of an external keyboard to reduce the usage on the poor laptop, which looks like about two years old...

Re: Temporal Anomaly

Eric — Sun, 15 May 2011 23:44:08 -0000

I've been thinking about something similar, not for home automation, but for distribution of energy use & production data. i.e. there are a lot of sources of energy data (ted 5000, your utility, various other devices, solar inverters, etc) and lots of sites dedicated to analyzing/graphing/comparing and whatnot (google powermeter, hohm, pvoutput.org, wattzon...) but no real glue between them - or only one-off, dedicated glue. With the right specifications I think mqtt could be the middleman, with scripts on the publish & subscribe sides to get data from point A to your choices of points B, C, D ...

I don't know how to go about defining it, but I can certainly see the utility of it...

Re: Temporal Anomaly

Tieske — Tue, 03 May 2011 16:49:50 -0000

For some time I've been experimenting with UPnP, it has strong service definitions (ontology), but is not 'lightweight' then again, most HA hardware requires some software layer running somewhere anyway, so its of lesser importance. But there has also been a discussion on the xPL forum regarding a change in schema use, to make it more tight, stricter and reusable (check the topic on 'how to handle/update lighting' in the 'core' forum).

I've been trying to get my head back into the xPL 2 discussion, and trying to figure out what needs to be improved, so what I'm wondering is; what's your underlying issue regarding the filtering that is causing you problems? is it power use of battery powered devices, or processing for pic or microcontrollers, something else?

Re: Temporal Anomaly

Tieske — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 14:59:58 -0000

Works!

Re: Temporal Anomaly

Mark Hindess — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 13:58:49 -0000

Thanks Tieske. Try now.

Re: Temporal Anomaly

Tieske — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 13:03:44 -0000

Tried the RSS feed, but its doesn't work, Getting a Forbidden message on http://www.temporalanomaly.com...

Re: Temporal Anomaly

Mark Hindess — Tue, 05 Apr 2011 01:43:51 -0000

You might be right. However, she falls for the putting-the-kettle-on-as-I-see-you-heading-to-kitchen-...-oh-look-kettle-has-bolied-you-might-as-well-make-a-cup-of-tea-while-you're-there ruse that I should probably let it slide.

Re: Temporal Anomaly

Andy Piper — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 17:50:43 -0000

All I can say is, Tracy should be more appreciative. This is clearly all for the better.... :-)