One year my sister gave me a set that spelled "evil" and gave our brother a set that spelled "vile".
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Not sure if you're bragging about your sister, or about you and your brother. 
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At this moment in time I'm doing my best to become a Developer, however I'm having problems trying to create a dark room
Any ideas are welcome
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Drink 6 cans of red bull in a row and turn off the lights
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Ok I laughed a little too much at this
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I thought that one was right up your alley, made me chuckle to. 
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Get me to setup your lighting automation for the room. , 
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Tariffs and Hubitat ???????????
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It would have been better with Mosiac with WinSock support. 
OK, you misbegotten brigands, time to step up and actually provide some useful information. (Useful to moi, of course.) Planning a trip to Europe and looking into a good vendor to purchase eSIM data "cards" for our phones (Verizon/various Android).
Heard some good things about MobiMatter-Sparks, and they have a good variety of options in terms of data/time period.
Anyone have any experience w/MobiMatter, or have another preference.
And just to stay on-topic...and this is true, BTW:
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I’ve been using AirAlo and been very happy with them.
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Heard good things about Saily.com and their referral perks.
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Or dump Verizon and switch to T-mobile. Arrive in Europe (or Australia) and data just works at 4G speeds. No extra charge. https://www.t-mobile.com/customers/unlimited-roaming-sms-data
We went in a group to Ireland last fall. Two couples with T-mobile had no problem using their phones for anything. The couple with AT&T just didn't use their phones away from the hotel Wi-Fi, as did one of the couples with Verizon. The last couple tried to buy and use some International Pass on Verizon, but it didn't work for most of the trip.
(also, consider moving this to a separate thread).
Verizon with the right plan is also unlimited data darn near everywhere.
