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Yes, thats true, but that also means multiple zigbee networks.

Goal here would be one zigbee network which is extended to satellite location over TCP.

Ah yep.

But I was mainly trying to think how to extend Zigbee-network over TCP (without LoRaWAN).

Currently it seems to be almost impossible.

This is great, thanks for doing this!

I think it is somewhat common situation, when home zigbee network does not reach e.g. garage or some other near-distance building. Usually there is some ethernet/wifi network on the satellite building. So distances what LoRaWAN can reach, are not probably even needed.

Read a bit about the implementation, but I think it is easier to just ask: Could this work over general TCP somehow?

Of course, your machine can be a peer also. You can create peers to your organization with `flyctl wireguard create`.

Nissan Leaf with OVMS (disconnected from Nissan Connect services) is something I was happy with.

Almost all my issues with Python versions went away when starting to use HA in docker container. Everything is very smooth.

One way is also to use HAOS but it is kinda limited.

Current stack for me is HA+traefik+Z2M+Frigate+Mosquitto. All running in containers, on top of Debian. Works perfectly.

I am using it all: PoE switch, then couple injectors where it is needed for some specific reason and then also PoE splitters (one cable leaving from PoE switch, going to splitter and then to 4 different PoE cameras, powering everything with one PoE output from switch).

I would not use WiFi cameras. Standard RTSP PoE h264 is the way to go.

Have you tried Neolink to make Reolink RTSP little better?

Colima on mac is struggling with ipv6. Not sure what component is responsible, but I have been unable to connect ipv6 hosts from colima containers.

Actually,

brew install gnu-units

There is also wifi-connected Sinilink XY-WFUSB: https://devices.esphome.io/devices/Sinilink-XY-WFUSB-USB-Swi...

Not opensource hardware, but available immediately for order and ESPHome/Tasmota can be used as a firmwre.

Yep, graphile-worker seems to be so generally good that you can implement very robust pipelines with it also.

I think graphile-worker as temporal.io 's little sibling.

Do I see column level security there on Role Management screenshot?

I think article means SEPA Direct Debit.

I presume they start discussing about it when LiteFS is matured enough.

Fun fact 2: the way it is instructed to pronounce (Key-seh-lee) it would be "kiisseli" in Finnish which means pudding.

Afaik there are no simple sensors for this but havong gone through probably similar situation here, few things what I have learned: - voc sensor can detect lots of stuff, but reports just total value, still, voc sensor can be good way to detect if there is something wrong - our local laboratories have test sets which can be ordered home. Those cost something like 200eur, are placed e.g. on the table for an hour and those collect air. Then the unit is sent to laboratory which will report total voc (good to get a clue how right your own sensor is) and also detailed info on chemicals. For moulds there are different test sets - if some material is suspected to emit something, they can also identify material tvoc and detailed chemicals (so if there is some "bad" chemical on air sample, this is usually to confirm the source)

Yep, Z2M seems to be very reliable way to handle zigbee devices. Also it feels little more vendor-lock free (considering HA as vendor here).

I think HA is using ZHA under the hood for Zigbee communications.

As someone shared their findings with some bank related case, I'd like to share mine:

Approx 15 years ago I was installing POS system to one second hand store. It was just a beginning of online authorizations and there were few issues with reliability of those that time. As testing was hard, I usually tested operations by trying to make 10kEUR transaction with my expired Visa Electron card. If it worked correctly, I got "denied" response back. It was some time in November when the installation happened. I tested transactions and those went through as approved. I canceled the transaction and cancel went through also. After few tests we found out that payment terminal had some weird demo credentials and finally we got that fixed.

Then, shop finally opened on January. Shop owner called me that their bank account has now negative balance. I joked something about the issue that why he calls me about that and I forgot the thong for few days. Then, after few days he called me again and said they have started police investigation about that fraud. On same evening, I was paying my personal bills and noticed that I had about 65kEUR too much money on my account. Sent immediately message to store owner that I probably have his money but I do not know why.

Well, next day I was suspect of fraud. I started to move money back to customer, but it was not possible for some reason on one tx, it was limited to 10kEUR/day. So it took like a week until customer had their money back.

So what happened: Normally payment terminal transactions expired after three months. Meaning that bank would reject if batch includes older. That was not case here, as there was exception that if same transaction has cancel transaction on same batch, then it is accepted. But, on some later process, they rejected all the normal transactions but accepted the cancels.

So there was real bug on some bank system and bank tried to force me to sign NDA that I would not tell about this issue. I did not see any reason to sign that but most probably they fixed that very soon.

I do this with my tablet: It is running Fully Kiosk Browser, reporting to Home Assistant. When device reaches 20%, it turns on Oneplug usb relay and turns it off at 80%.

Currently I have multiple different Squeezebox players (Boom, Radio, Receiver, Touch), then on mobile Squeezeplay app (Android) for mobile usage (sometimes quite handy, when somewhere else than home, nice way to have own music library with me via VPN with same UI as home). Also Chrome speakers are players from LMS point of view.

Squeezeboxes are rather durable, probably will use those for many more years. Have been also collecting little replacement player stock :)

Wanted to evaluate esp32 -based player mainly for hacking purposes, but havent found yet time to work on those.

I am using this. LMS is running on the network. UI is material-ui (works great on mobile as well). Spotty as Spotify plugin.

I can play music directly from my mobile Spotify (so supports Spotify Connect). I can see all my Squeezebox players there, combines synced players flawlessly.

Also plays local files. And also directly from youtube.

I have about 9 players on different rooms and could not be more happy with the setup.

If you would like to know any specific details, just ask. Happy to elaborate.

Thank you, Aaron.

The same way I am resisting (in-efficiently) things now in democracy: by voting and trying to raise my concerns on public forums.

Yes, government could do things which prevent me doing so. Still, I am not capable to manage everything by myself and at the same time I think it is better to let things to be managed by (good) government than corporations.

> What happens when that belief has waned?

Hard to predict but usually (lost) belief transforms to feelings/actions like resistance. And probably on that point there will be also others who will do the same.

> But it's not something you wanted, right?

I am actually not sure if I wanted this. I think this is better than current (specifically comparing to Finnish) state, but still far from optimal (mainly based on privacy concerns).

> Is it possible that [..] is tracked?

Yes. But I have The Great Belief that EU is _still_ one of the Goods. That may or may not last.

Still, it is very easy to exaggregate this (slippery slope) and at the same time it is too easy to understate this. Probably we - as citizens - should raise loudly these concerns and if we are not heard - then roundly refuse.

I think this does not look totally bad. I have lots of good experiences on similar digital ID from Estonia. That just works. Banks etc rely there on government-backed authentication.

In Finland its totally opposite. We have 10 or so banks, which all have their own authentication methods and government has outsourced authentication to banks. And every authentication costs 0,10€ (it was previously much higher amount, something like 0,70€ but it is now [since 2017] limited by law).

So, I think at least in Finland banks will be the ones who will come up with several reasons why they should not implement this new authentication method.

I think they said "Next month" for availability.

I haven't but I have almost tried Zerotier multipath: https://docs.zerotier.com/zerotier/multipath/

If I understand correctly, it should do something what speedify does.