That’s interesting. Funnily enough, we did try the one color GU10 we have today and this one does work perfectly.

No, that’s just the problem. We only use ours in home assistant as well and it didn’t work. It’s got to be the Ikea app.

Unfortunately yeah. We’ve tried the E27 and green just didn’t work. Thought it was broken and returned it, told them why. “Oh, you used the remote, right? It only works with the app, it’s been like that for years and hasn’t been fixed yet”

But the green part of RGB only works if you’re using their app

Edit: downvoter, please let me know what’s bothering you about this?

Bought my Ikea kitchen when moving into this house 17 years ago. Got a new one this year because of water damage due to a leaking pipe. Most of the stuff was still in good condition though.

I recommend looking up the “ethics” in the porn industry before claiming those women weren’t raped.

This is not what this article is about though. They targeted huge cars in one of the most affluent areas in one of the biggest cities in Germany. We have very reliable public transport and about two days of snow per year. It is totally unnecessary to drive an SUV here. I do understand some people needing a big car for work but ferrying your kids around is easily managed using public transport here.

I’m going to assume that you don’t know this so I’m gonna let you know: the targeted area is one of the most expensive to live in in Hamburg. And I’m going to repeat myself. Almost nobody in Hamburg needs an SUV.

They didn’t slash the tires, they just let the air out. No damages.

In the areas of Hamburg that have been targeted not one single person needs an SUV. We have reliable public transport that’s easily accessible to wheelchairs or strollers as well. So yeah, it did target the right people.

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