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Want to turn a lamp off? Just do cURL -X PUT -d '{"on":false}' http://(your hub's address)/api/(your hash)/lights/(light number)/state.
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@ceruleanspark Of course! It's so simple!
Tuesday, 20-Nov-12 14:05:34 UTC from web-
@thelastgherkin It's for those lightbulbs I was showing you in the apple store.
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@ceruleanspark I still think that it seems an awful lot of hassle.
Tuesday, 20-Nov-12 14:09:00 UTC from web-
@thelastgherkin Yeah there's a proper app for it. The curl based access is just for the kind of person who wants to have a linux server control their lighting through cron or a webui.
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@ceruleanspark I think it's just for people who don't want to walk over to a lightswitch.
Tuesday, 20-Nov-12 14:11:58 UTC from web-
@thelastgherkin They still work via a switch, but the beauty of hooking them up to a server is you can link them to things happening on the machine, like have your room lighting reflect the film you're watching, or music or whatever
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@thelastgherkin Apparently they're "So good they will ruin regular lightbulbs for you forever"
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@ceruleanspark This is a very suspect phrase to hear in connection with an Apple Store.
Tuesday, 20-Nov-12 14:10:51 UTC from web-
@toksyuryel Philips makes the bulbs. It's their "hue" wireless range. I think they're only in the Apple store because the phrase "$60 lightbulb" would look ridiculous anywhere else.
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