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- Comment on Standalone cameras 2 weeks ago:
I had the coral already, and for the purpose it works pretty well. Still have to see how well it handles 11 cameras. The reason I need the TPU is because the recognition is done by frigate, not by the camera.
- Comment on Standalone cameras 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, that’s what I’ll go with in my house, with frigate in HASS and a Coral TPU.
- Comment on Router recommendation for newbie 4 weeks ago:
Good luck. I hope you can get those on the cheap. I ended up wiring everything I could in the house, including streaming devices, consoles PCs, etc. The APs are basically only handling phones, tablets and some wifi IoT switches (matter over WiFi) to my home Assistant. Everything else is wired. I could not be happier. 11 PoE cameras, my wife almost had a heart attack when she saw that invoice 🤣
- Comment on Router recommendation for newbie 4 weeks ago:
This, some PoE switches, some grand stream APs, and it’s off to fully owning your network and never looking back.
- Comment on Can the M.2 slot in my Dell Optiplex 3070 micro be used for ethernet? I don’t 1 month ago:
It is PCIe, so yes.
- Comment on PSA: the bitwarden clients got an upgrade that makes them incompatible with vaultwarden 2 months ago:
It seems like it’s a subscription from what I can tell. I see some people buying ‘lifetime’ subscriptions in the play store reviews, so I’m guessing that’s the case. Now, it also looks like it’s from one lone developer with 27 contributors in GitHub. The app can be downloaded from GitHub (I would use obtainium for that), so that’s a good thing. I think supporting developments like this via a subscription (assuming it’s not crazy expensive) should be normalized if the product is good enough. On that factor, I can’t really comment since I just KeePass the hell out of my credentials over Syncthing, but I do believe there’s value in supporting developers like this guy.