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…I had never noticed any problems with that setup, and considering Home Assistant is a very light platform, this VM only has access to 2 out of the 22 processor cores available…
…After the short installation was done, and the MCP tools HACS app was added, Claude could read and write inside my Home Assistant virtual machine. After scanning devices, it came up with…
…Related Why I stopped buying official ESP32 developer boards, and what I use instead They're reference designs for a reason. Deploy the right tool only once A Raspberry Pi still earns…
…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…
…That flexibility also allowed me to move my setup over keep everything as I had it. Before switching over to Proxmox, I was able to back up my Home Assistant configuration and…
…The benefit of privacy Completely local, all the time The golden rule of this setup is that you have complete and utter privacy and sovereignty over it. For those privacy-conscious readers…
…The VM approach does use more RAM than an LXC install would, but you get a fully supported setup that just works across updates, and that trade-off is worth it. If…
…Be warned that this might require a fair amount of setup, maintenance, and work, but it is worth it tenfold in the long run, as it allows you to truly own your…
…the practical steps of developing Rust firmware on the ESP32, from toolchain setup and hardware abstraction to system architecture and debugging strategies. Along the way, we’ll discuss the key differences from…
…on for text-to-speech, and an M5Stack Atom Echo smart speaker to support it. Installing Ollama to run a smaller Qwen 3.5 model with tool calling so that it can…
