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I helped a guy build something like this about a decade ago. It was a interesting project. I don't think he put any of it online and I don't have any of the old code/pics from it anymore. Shame.

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>Garage doors! You could get out of your vehicle and open and close them yourself, but that kinda sucks. It’s much preferable to have them raise and lower courtesy some mechanical contrivance, and even better if that is controlled via the web. [Juan Schiavoni] shows us how to achieve the latter with their latest project.

I helped a guy build something like this about a decade ago. It was a interesting project. I don't think he put any of it online and I don't have any of the old code/pics from it anymore. Shame. Archive: https://archive.today/VOamu From the post: >>Garage doors! You could get out of your vehicle and open and close them yourself, but that kinda sucks. It’s much preferable to have them raise and lower courtesy some mechanical contrivance, and even better if that is controlled via the web. [Juan Schiavoni] shows us how to achieve the latter with their latest project.

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some paki or chink from the other side of the planet hacking my garage door and opening it remotely.

That's why I won't connect mine to an internet-enabled system beyond "Are you open or closed?"

I can go manually press the little remote dongle hanging on my keychain if it's open and I don't want it to be.

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The same for lights, heater, a/c and pretty much anything else in ones home.

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I used to have some lighting stuff I wrote exposed to the outside world, but - there's really no need for it. When I want to turn it on I'm most likely inside, and the automatics take care of it when I'm not.