frigate
Upgrading Frigate NVR with a Google Coral TPU delivered 4× faster detection, 10× lower CPU usage, and reduced power by 50W. This essential homelab upgrade pays for itself in under 10 months while dramatically improving performance.
homeassistant
For years, I was content with my old Zigbee thermostats. They worked well, but after 3.5 years, about half of them required additional zip ties to keep the fragile battery covers from falling off. Plus, with their two-battery setup and inconsistent contacts, they drained power way too fast. Why
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UPDATE: How to regain control of this switch (and others) after update to Zigbee2Mqtt 2.0 The problem I had was that over the years I had changed a lot of things to smart things in such a way that they could not be controlled directly. These include wall lights
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I recently have bought this little knob below. 13.28€ 10% de réduction|Zigbee Commutateur de bouton intelligent sans fil pour la maison intelligente, contrôleur de bouton de commutation à distance, fonctionne avec Zigéquation Gateway, Smart Life Andrea | AliExpressAchetez malin, vivez mieux! Aliexpress.comaliexpress.com It comes with battery already
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Spring is here, so of course I had to do some tidying up and tending to my lawn. After mowing, scarifying, aerating, reseeding where holes had appeared and fertilising, the only thing left to do was to keep the lawn well watered. The grass I sowed was Wimbledon. The optimum
![[WARN] Home Assistant CLI not starting! Jump into emergency cconsole](/content/images/size/w600/2023/04/1200px-Home_Assistant_Logo.svg.png){kind=logo}
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I was doing Zigbee2Mqtt update in Home Assistant, and part of this update is always reboot of whole HA VM, because my Conbee II which is passed-trough in XCP-NG can't survive this update. I need to shutdown VM, reattach USB to it and start it again. Normally this
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This isn't a post about "BaD AI ToOk OVER MY HoME, BeWaRE!". I was wondering if there was a way to make lights go on and off randomly in Home Assistant. I imagined an alarm automation that, when a breach is detected, could just start a
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Zakładam, że jeżeli tu trafiłeś, to sam kocioł masz już podłączony i działający, tak samo jak moduł CM.I Moduł CM.I, może pracować zarówno w trybie chmurowym jak i lokalnym, przy czym, jeżeli masz podłączony moduł do chmury Kospel, to w Twojej sieci jest on również widoczny pod lokalnym
esphome
This is kind of note to myself because I've spent quite some time figuring everything out. My goal was to use LCD monitor with 20 chars x 4 rows with one of ESP32 boards to display as many usefull information as possible. First what we need - you
homeassistant
I just discovered this awesome self-hosted app called BookStack [https://www.bookstackapp.com/] while searching for something I can use to store all knowledge and instructions for myself from various of systems, networks, scripts etc. Luckily there is addon in Home Assistant. So installation is just as simple as few
homeassistant
In newest release of Home Assistant there is cool new feature called Energy Management which adds dedicated dashboard when you can monitor all your devices that can do such measurment, mostly smart sockets. This should work out of the box, and generally it is working, but in my case I
cisco
This might look a little too complicated for its purpose, but it actually works quite very well. Recently I've migrated all standalone machines tu new server based on low voltage Atom C2758 CPU (8 core, 20W). Hypervisor of my choice is XCP-NG, as this was the easiets method