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…s transformed from a simple upgrade to a full-on home improvement project . One of the most useful automations I ever set up went in the opposite direction. It did not need…
…complex automations – all without exposing personal data to external servers. I don’t need to hunt for devices from specific brands with Home Assistant Even discontinued products and ESP32 projects are fair…
…That delays the automation triggers. A full Linux is overkill for such tasks. Smart home projects need to do one task: read a sensor, toggle a relay, or push data over Wi…
…Related Curtain automation is fun, but the weird smart home projects are where things get really useful Make your smart home work for you. Home Assistant turns brands into parts, not platforms…
…feel less like a project I’m constantly managing and more like part of the background, which is exactly where good technology belongs. For me, less automation didn’t mean a less…
…TVs and projectors configured as media players in my HASS hub. Then you’ve got the automation benefits from this package. For example, I’ve created workflows that automatically dim my LEDs…
…Automations changed everything When my PC started acting instead of just reporting I connected my PC with Home Assistant for basic monitoring, but automations are what made this setup truly powerful. Once…
…One of my to-do list points is to build an automated ingest for new tools, ideas, and projects, so I can read through a distilled version of search and daily agentic…
…The device costs kept climbing, and I was left with a handful of time-specific automations with barely any customizations. The automations and routines felt sluggish, with a delay of about 500ms…
…ve got as many devices and media sources hooked up to your projector as I do. Even the automation trigger fields have become more convenient to use, especially for workflows where I…