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How to log Temperature and Humidity from a ThermoPro TP350S in Linux
31 December 2024 Linux
Back in the day I had to make my own data logger out of an ESP8266-12E wired to a temp and humidity sensor with custom firmware to log into my home WiFi and ping the results to a some custom PHP code to log! It's all pretty easy now days, IoT has come on so much we just call devices smart and give them an app.
Whilst the hardware and app are more »
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