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Internet of Things continues to implode. IFTTT losing support for ebay search notificatin
Posted on 4/3/20 at 11:52 am
Posted on 4/3/20 at 11:52 am
So comcast buys stringify and shuts it down then IFTTT slowly gets rid of the few things they do right such as bots you can connect to the craigslist and ebay APIs to give you a jump on a product searches.
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Hello,
Next week, the eBay service will be removed from IFTTT as the API that powers it is being discontinued.
For alternative services, take a look at other shopping services on IFTTT.
We appreciate your understanding.
half my hue routines don't work right anymore.
yeah this IoT thing is working out FABULOUSLY.
This post was edited on 4/3/20 at 11:53 am
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Posted on 4/3/20 at 1:11 pm to CAD703X
The DIY scene is doing just fine. I actually love it every time a commercial cloud offering shuts down because that's just more motivation for DIY.
The future of IoT is full local control with open source and/or commodity hardware and open source software. Cloud services should also be open source and containerized to run on any infrastructure.
We give for-profit entities too much control and too much data. When the revenue runs dry, they have no choice but to shut things down.
Have you looked in to Huginn?
The future of IoT is full local control with open source and/or commodity hardware and open source software. Cloud services should also be open source and containerized to run on any infrastructure.
We give for-profit entities too much control and too much data. When the revenue runs dry, they have no choice but to shut things down.
Have you looked in to Huginn?
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