j+ 3 waiting, waiting, waiting…
How did you get so much energy then?
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You define it in admin settings. 
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you have to change energy in server properties
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Ok ok
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Не забудьте меня в Бетта тестеры взять. Регистрировался.
На Русском YouTube я много рассказывал и освещал Blynk!
Вот мой канал.
https://www.youtube.com/c/Инженерка
Очень не терпится посмотреть и проверить как все работает.
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shame, I do not speak Russian 
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now, the question is : WHEN ? 
heh, living in post-Soviet block has some advantage - we were ALL learning Russian language, once
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Same 
Will have to see how it all pans out, I will most likely go to a local server on the current system if the new plans are not suitable.
I wonder what the local server “abuse” was mentioned above? Maybe some businesses using the local server for their needs…
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The only thing we are sure is that Blynk platform was launched as promised,before end of May, let’s be happy! 
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Thanks!! That worked
To be honest, the current system was too good to be true from a cost standpoint. Local server is rock solid and I am using their technology pretty much for nothing. I can understand that some commercial accounts used local servers and apps for commercial purposes giving them virtually zero revenue. Its a great system but I am not really wanting to go back to the cloud and continual internet connectivity for operation without data loss. Not sure where I will go…too bad but it is a business…
I am sure that by their cloud access data, I am a lost user. Couldn’t be further from the truth…but it is all on my local server!!!
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You are right, free convenience is a luxury we can’t afford these days. Would you be eager to purchase an option for a local installation?
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Yes please! Everything in my home is in local network and not connected to the cloud, i designed my house so that internet loss doesn’t effect my lights and fans.
It would be great if there was local server option available, obviously at a one time price instead of subscription model.
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One day, we will come up with a nice solution for your “local logic, internet loss” case as well
We have some good ideas, but not too much hands to implement it, ATM.
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Sure, provided it was a reasonably priced one time license fee for non-commercial use. Upgrades could be charged as well. Support besides the forum is unnecessary, especially for a low price.
The operative issue here is “what do I cost you?” Been in the software business a long time. There is no unit cost to the software and no support cost so all you should be thinking is what opportunity you lose by giving me a license?
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