On 24 February 2016 at 14:57, Arley Carter <arcart...@bellsouth.net> wrote: > Jerry: > Forgive me if you consider these stupid questions. Why is your house so > complex? > How does this development project add value to your house? > > The humble thermostat does the job for me. It is cheap and has never > failed me and has never > needed a sys admin or a highly skilled system architect to solve a fault > tolerance or deadlock/ fail open/fail close problem. > It can used properly and understood by a 6 year old. > If I need more zones, I call the hvac guy and he installs more zones > with more humble thermostats that are cheap and controlled by simple > electrical mechanical DC devices that don't need a college degree to > understand and have a failure rate of .001 % > If my other family members are realllllly unhappy, I can install some > through the wall systems made by Hitachi and others that will provide > precise control in each room ( or portions thereof) and can be operated > by a 6 year old. > > So.... Why is your house so complex? Please explain in a few words what > the value is for this development project over what we already have?
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