Is home automation becoming obsolete?

and is replaced by human services:
 
http://www.herecomestheairplane.co
 
:rofl:

For a low-monthly cost of (minimum wage) you can have a nice VR system, where "Turn my bedroom light off" equates to someone else getting up and turning the light off
 
This eliminates buggy code, the need to replace existing hardware, and the need to understand any smart home technology protocols at all!

Next, they'll be asking for $15/hr too.

"Home Automation" is a very old technology - it's been around for thousands of years - but the original version fell out of favor - it was based around fairly low tech devices called "servants".

How much for the 18 year old, tested and true, model with the long dark hair?
 
I don't want some old guy watching me get out of bed in the middle of the night when I go pee.
 
    "Can you hold this for me...and aim it properly too?"

This is the reason that I go married, so that my wife could cater to my every whim. The problem is that my wife got married for the same reason.
 
Mike.

Careful! or I'll tell her that you  said that and you'll go through a dry spell for a few days.
   Wait! how old are you again?
       OK... for a few months!

LarrylLix said:

Careful! or I'll tell her that you  said that and you'll go through a dry spell for a few days.
   Wait! how old are you again?
       OK... for a few months!

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A friend asked me the other day if i got any on the side lately. I told him that it's been so long that I didn't even know that they moved it.

Quit (abstinence) using the remote control for the LCD television a couple of weeks back. 
 
Walking up to the LCD TV and looking for the control buttons created an entertaining activity for me. (well only watch movies anyways).
 
Watched a preview last night for a new movie.  Looks entertaining.
 
http://youtu.be/a5WtPcWlae4