SlackerLabs has 30,500 subscribers on YouTube. Its 128 videos have 2,949,237 views in total, about 23K per video. It has been on YouTube since November 2011, a channel age of 14 years.
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Welcome to Slacker Labs. My Name is Jeff. I have been looking to automate the boring stuff since at least 2014 when I bought Smartthings. My Smart Home ambitions outgrew that platform pretty fast and I found Home Assistant in the fall of 2015. Since then I have gone all-in on Home Assistant. The purpose of this channel is to show you ways to eliminate all the BS, and by BS I of course mean boring stuff, using Home Assistant and other Smart Home products and platforms. With that focus, you will find how-to videos, product reviews, tips and tricks, all of it so that automating the boring stuff is easy for anyone. So, if you are looking to build a smart home stick around because we are about to automate some boring stuff. Also, come hang out in the Slacker Labs Discord: https://discord.gg/YkMKGHnahh Thanks for being part of the Slacker Labs Community! https://slacker-labs.com https://slackerlabsmerch.square.site/ Contact: info [at] slacker-labs.com
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- How many subscribers does SlackerLabs have?
- SlackerLabs has 30,500 subscribers on YouTube. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
- How many views does SlackerLabs have on YouTube?
- SlackerLabs has 2,949,237 total views across 128 videos, about 23K views per video.
- When did SlackerLabs start on YouTube?
- SlackerLabs created its YouTube channel in November 2011. The channel is 14 years old. Searches for SlackerLabs age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
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