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…It also fixed a few setup issues that I'd missed, guiding me through each step with ease. That's fantastic, especially as I hate writing automations in YAML, and I'm…
…All you have to do is pick a variant that matches the protocols of your smart home setup. This distinction in protocol support should tell you which device actually fits into your…
…If you’re into coding , you can deploy containers for Code Server, IT-Tools , and Gitea to aid your programming workloads. Meanwhile, gamers have the option of putting together private servers and…
…Proxmox truly changed the game because not only can I run Home Assistant with its full capabilities, but it lets me run a lot more tools as well. What used to be…
…You're ensuring that this is an instantaneous, offline, privacy-first setup; you don't have to fumble about with any cloud reliance whatsoever. This will not only ensure that even if…
…Every time Home Assistant OS updates, there’s a real chance something breaks in an LXC setup that you have to fix manually. The VM approach requires more RAM upfront, but it…
…Got an old microphone? Pair it with some add-ons, and you’ve got a voice-controlled setup for managing your smart home. Me? My biggest addition to Home Assistant wasn’t…
…An old phone can earn its keep Honestly, Ava won’t replace every ESP32 working as a Bluetooth proxy in your setup. However, your old Android phone can certainly be a better…
…Starting from a hobby project — a wireless arcade button used in a multiplayer blind test game — we will explore the practical steps of developing Rust firmware on the ESP32, from toolchain setup…
…Installing Ollama to run a smaller Qwen 3.5 model with tool calling so that it can work directly with Home Assistant services rather than generating text responses. The local LLM-based…
