@Wxfisch
And the offsite backup.

@bluesheep
I must admit that this is by far the most extensive but really, really convincing way to say: „I have no clue what Homeassistant is“ that I have seen so far.

@node815
This true in part.

1. A lot of Matter devices do not use WiFi, they need a Thread Border Router ( https://matter-smarthome.de/... ).

2. Some recent Matter over WiFi devices also support 5Ghz WiFi.

@corsicanguppy
Tell us that you have no idea how many flavors of Linux there are in the wild, each one with its own set of dependencies and bugs without using those words.

Nobody is paying Nabu Casa to validate their packages for a gazillion Linux declinations, we rather like them to pay their developers to work for all the users rather than for a 0.01%er with yet another exotic setup.

@ExcessShiv
In europe there is a big difference between the manufacturers waranty that is up to the manufacturer to offer or not to offer as he likes and the legal waranty that is an obligation for the seller that he cannot escape.
So in europe the customer always holds the reseller responsible and not the manufacturer.

@lemming741
Absolutely!

If your first priority is having a Supervised Debian 11install.

I wanted to have Home Assistant in my house and my RV and my perspective is more like using it like an appliance, as I still had a Raspberry 3 lying around, i downloaded an HA-OS imageand was up and running within minutes. Once I was convinced that it was what I needed I went for the Pi 5 with SSD.
So 10/10 for me.

@domi
ZHA with 50+ devices from Ikea, Aqara, Frient and Hue over SLZB-06M. Works flawlessly.

@thehatfox
It builds on IPV6, so any medium capable of transporting IPV6 can potentially be used.

@just_another_person
Don’t open the blinds as long as there is someone in bed?

@ropatrick
Plus offsite encrypted backup included.

@Squizzy
Read last week that Skoda published an official API for smart control.

@early_riser
Considering the fact that just like Apple Home, HA dashboards strip the first part of the display name if it’s identical to the area name, I use the „area device“ convention. So „Bathroom Leak Moisture“ is displayed as „Leak Moisture“ under the area „Bathroom“.
Furthermore HA allows to recreate entity Ids after renaming a device resulting in: „binary_sensor.bathroom_leak_moisture“.
So if I move my sensor to another location, I simply rename it to „Attic Leak „.

@RobotToaster @homeassistant
Parent company is chinese, the european branch is a sister: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haier

@ikidd
Currently SLZB-06M and Reolink RLC-810K cam. During my professional life I got to use a few POE devices, never a failure.

@Acamon @homeassistant
Sounds like little project for an ESP32 with a few DS18B20. With ESPHOME they are really easy to set up.

https://www.analog.com/...

@paraphrand
My mothers Miele does it.

@okamiueru
For over one year now Homeassistant has been reliably announcing the end of the cycle by flashing all smart lights in RV before switching them back to their original state. What i like most is the fact that with the same reliability the washer beeps thirty seconds later.

@WhyAUsername_1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humidity

@c10l EVE’s Energy have been providing energy metering under Matter for the last few months.

Ok, it was a HA specific solution.

@Amberskin
On Pi5 no need for SD it boots and runs perfectly well from SSD.