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…You need Python and pip installed on your system. If you already use Python for anything else, you can move straight to installing Whisper. Otherwise, installing Python from the official website is…
… For me, a fresh Windows installation isn't complete until I’ve deployed a specific stack of self-hosted tools that prioritize data ownership and automation. …
… My Home Assistant installation now tracks how much electricity we produce and consume, monitors humidity and temperature readings in specific rooms with embedded access to HVAC systems, and even controls our smart appliances. …
…To solve this, I decided to install a dead man’s switch on my home server using an open-source tool called Aeterna . Have you documented your home lab to prepare your…
… It didn’t take long to configure the HA-MCP Server Unlike other MCP servers I’ve set up in the past, deploying HA-MCP was a cakewalk, especially thanks to its neat step-by-step installation process. …
…Initially, I had Home Assistant on a bare metal install, but then I realized I could be doing so much more with the computer that powered it. Proxmox truly changed the game…
…Recently, however, I was having an issue with my home lab , where Home Assistant is installed, which was constantly being loud for reasons I couldn't understand. As it turned out, Home…
… Tailscale makes the entire stack reachable remotely Installation is easy and clean Monitoring the network and the self-hosted services stack is useful at home, but I wanted to reach that stack even when I was away, too. …
…4 reasons you should build your own Home Assistant smart display Dimming and long-term access tokens improve the experience Unlike many of the tools that we cover here, installing DimDash is…
…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…