CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@spitfire it's beautiful

@h3artbl33d That feels very much like my experience!

@rantanlan @thomas ordentlich implementierte Zigbee-Geräte können ihre Route wechseln weg vom Coordinator (“Stick”) zu einem Router. Einige der Tuya-Dinger bleiben meiner Erfahrung nach für immer da wo sie beim Anlernen dranhingen.

@claude_flammang Home Assistant, an open-source home automation suite, now has a number of AI-powered "features".The whole reason I use it to begin with, is that I absolutely don't want AI touching my cameras, sensors in my house, etc. If I was okay with that, I'd just use a proprietary solution and slap a few Ring cameras up.

@swizzlevixen I don’t own this light but your readme is amazing you’re going to make me buy a Home Assistant just to play around with things like this

irgendwas ist mit diesem China-Luftsensor… komisch#HomeAssistant #ChinaCrap

Finally finished my home energy monitor project this afternoon. This uses the infrared port of my Elster R1S hydro meter, read by a repurposed Blueline Innovations PowerCost Monitor sensor. The R1S meter outputs a 100ms wide IR pulse for every 1mWh or energy consumed. Home Assistant uses the ESPHome pulse meter platform to convert these pulses into both power (pulse rate) and energy (pulse counts) readings. The ESP32 fit nicely into a repurposed Raspberry Pi case. #homeassistant #esphome

@flxtr geplante obsuleszenz

@homeassistant we use HA primarily for energy management at the non-profit free space / cultural center I volunteer at and have linked our heat pump, solar panels, battery, zone heating etc. to it. In addition to the Energy dahsboard we have a dahsboard for our emissions in CO2eq over time... saved quite a lot of energy thanks to this amazing project.

DIY Smart Button Gets Surprisingly Complicated https://hackaday.com/2026/04/22/diy-smart-button-gets-surprisingly-complicated/#Microcontrollers #WirelessHacks #Button #Homeautomation #Homeassistant #NRF52 #Pushbutton #Wireless

@brouhaha or more worryingly, they decided that the technique worked (she allowed hers to connect eventually!) so they rolled it out more broadly.I really feel like a nag message like that should be grounds for a warranty claim or return.

@ray thank you!!! I now see how you attached it to your meter At least I now know what’s possible. I kept perusing ways to read the radio signal. This IR approach feels very doable.

https://peer.adalta.social/w/1UG7jcMP3grFUJgyNAc7qJ [](https://adalta.info/articles/prstn_android_116432812331522919_fr) [️](https://share.transistor.fm/s/ef02a065")Une opportunité manquée de diffusion, signalant un problème technique.#android #homeassistant #vpn #self #wireguard

https://peer.adalta.social/w/xiE7WqNaEmuFTzRywDBiDW [](https://adalta.info/articles/prstn_android_116432812331522919_de) [️](https://share.transistor.fm/s/ef02a065")Die Suche nach einer verlorenen Episode#android #homeassistant #vpn #self #wireguard

@JustinMac84 I understand. Everyone has limited time to spend on stuff, and we all have to pick our battles.

@oliof Let's go shopping...

@yehor it's a good start. I installed the community version over it anyhow, as it's more comprehensive.