Overall, XPipe makes it much less tedious to connect and access remote systems wherever they are located, especially if you have to go through multiple intermediate systems in between.
Love the idea, and the support for multiple different platforms and application types gives it the potential to be a standard go-to tool. Thank you for making and sharing this!
I tried to sign up for beehaw… they rejected my application. Glad they did, I really enjoy lemmy.world!
I intend to be here for the long run, and I don’t think I’m alone in that mentality.
Weed torch and 20lbs propane tank. I’m going to have a lot of flame throwers.
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I have a Yale YRL216, and it has worked flawlessly. I have used the codes for friends and family, as well as WiFI control to lock/unlock on demand. It supposedly has proximity unlock with your phone (BLE) but I haven't tried that. I like that it has physical buttons - it's cold in winter, physical buttons work well with gloves, and has a key for backup.
I also have a Yale touchscreen lock on a different door. It's a little older, and I have to say I don't love it. The touchscreen is more finicky about registering a touch, and the motor actually rotates the lock to lock/unlock, which seems to struggle with the effort and goes through batteries faster than I'd like.
Depending on which model you have, you may be able to play via bluetooth, AUX line-in, optical in, or AirPlay.