At 6am every day I run a script that dumps the scheduled events for the day out of remind. If there are any events the script:
* Makes a unique noise on the house announcement system.
* Sends me an email with the events.
* Sends me a SMS with the events.
My long term events archive is just the reminders file which I have never bothered to truncate. It's got easy to search stuff in there from decades ago.
tldr: REM Dec 25 MSG It's Christmas! (...and then a bunch of other fanciness inclusive of being able to put "MSG Your [$MATH] Birthday is this [$MATHDAY]!")
Ha, not sure why this is coming up now, but it's great. I incorporate it into a few bash scripts for my prompt as well as a nice HTML calendar to look at.
At 6am every day I run a script that dumps the scheduled events for the day out of remind. If there are any events the script:
* Makes a unique noise on the house announcement system.
* Sends me an email with the events.
* Sends me a SMS with the events.
My long term events archive is just the reminders file which I have never bothered to truncate. It's got easy to search stuff in there from decades ago.
> house announcement system
Please tell us more!
With Home Assistant (or even Apple HomeKit Shortcuts) it's relatively trivial.
Shortcuts: Intercom: Events: Get [1] Event From [All Calendars]
https://i.postimg.cc/X750NyjC/IMG-9677.jpg
People dump on Apple/HomeKit (deservedly!), but only because there is so much untapped potential!
The best intro/wtf link is the slides: https://dianne.skoll.ca/projects/remind/download/remind-oclu...
tldr: REM Dec 25 MSG It's Christmas! (...and then a bunch of other fanciness inclusive of being able to put "MSG Your [$MATH] Birthday is this [$MATHDAY]!")
Ha, not sure why this is coming up now, but it's great. I incorporate it into a few bash scripts for my prompt as well as a nice HTML calendar to look at.