Casey Liss

And no, it is deliberately not because I always want the weather there because if I want to see the weather, I want it to be right there.

And yes, again, I know it's on the lock screen, but I very rarely look at it there.

The other thing I will note is that this is, I think it's called the forecast widget on Carrot Weather.

And what that does is,

Depending on what's about to happen, it can look very different than what you see there.

So it'll show rainfall expectations if it's about to rain or snow or whatever.

Sorry, trigger warning, YouTube.

But anyway, it'll show vastly different things depending on time of day.

So for example, now that it's late, and I took this this morning, but now that it's late in the day, it shows me the current temperature on the left half of that same widget.

The current temperature, what today's high and low were,

And then the right half of it, it shows the next five days worth of weather, right?

Because it's late in the day.

So today's weather has basically already happened.

It's very, very cool if you're a carrot weather person, which you should be.

Like I said, I think it's called the forecast widget.

It'll rejigger itself in order to do what it thinks is best to show you.

But anyways, on the home screen, Home Assistant may or may not have been there when we last did the discussion in 2024.

That's in my same spot as Google Home was for you.

The only other highlight that I think might have changed is a couple of friends of ours, Ben and Aaron, are working on a app called Indigo, which they're collaborating.

kind of sort of talked about a little bit.