@ebourne I had a branch of the internet-monitor module that I was using to test a fix. Before I merge it into the master branch, I wanted people to try out the fix and give me some feedback. I guess I never got around to deleting it. The master branch had the updates, so it’s not a big deal. Thanks to @KristjanESPERANTO I have a new fix in place and it has been merged into the master branch. It should be easy to update the module: get an SSH connection to your mirror. navigate to the internet-monitor folder pull the latest updates with git pull install the changes with npm install Restart your magic mirror process and it should work again. Just a quick note: I don’t really maintain this module. I created a fork to get it running a long time ago after the author abandoned it. I try to help out from time to time, but this is not one of my priorities. Hence, the README file and example configuration are a bit of a mess.

@Morganga huh what do you mean with ‘not available’?

Thank you very much for your kind words. You suggestions are very interesting, however, it would hugely depend on what speech/voice recognition engine I end up going for. I dislike the idea of have chrome keys and so I am leaning towards pocketsphinx, which can indeed be coded to allow you to access your RPi. Depending on how it goes, I will update you frequently! :)

It’s just keeping me on “Loading”. WHY?