| 26 Jul 2024 |
 echobc | When there's a power outage, etc. | 21:58:07 |
 comm0n | ohh cool! that's great! I haven't added any community plugins before. How do I go about that? any good guides? | 21:59:36 |
| echobc | Other than that, it seems fine. | 21:59:47 |
| echobc | In reply to @common0r:matrix.org
ohh cool! that's great! I haven't added any community plugins before. How do I go about that? any good guides? His documentation is easy to follow. | 22:00:14 |
| echobc | I'd recommend NixOS to run Home Assistant. | 22:00:53 |
| echobc | Home Assistant's developers very much do not recommend that. | 22:01:38 |
 musicislife08 | You would use nix for everythingol | 22:01:37 |
| musicislife08 | You would use nix for everything lol | 22:01:47 |
| echobc | In reply to @musicislife08:beeper.com
You would use nix for everything lol Guilty | 22:02:00 |
| echobc | Well, for national security, Guix would be better. | 22:02:34 |
 Warped | In reply to @echobc:matrix.org
The reason it works like that, is because the people apparently want that to happen. Evidently you don't apply your own logic to the problems you have. | 22:02:35 |
| echobc | In reply to @warped:linuxdelta.com
Evidently you don't apply your own logic to the problems you have. What problems do I have? | 22:03:31 |
| comm0n | In reply to @echobc:matrix.org
Other than that, it seems fine. awesome! thanks! lol, yeah I tried using nixos for it at first, but couldn't figure out the nginx or caddy stuff for it over tailscale 😝
but i use nixos for everything else, so i will eventually get there. But i need this to work asap! it's just running on a little zimaboard, so it's whatever for now.
| 22:04:59 |
| comm0n | Thanks again! | 22:05:04 |
| echobc | In reply to @common0r:matrix.org
Thanks again! In general, I would recommend a layered approach where you let every layer do what it is good at. | 22:06:15 |
| echobc | Also, Home Assistant is basically an important system on which people need to depend on. | 22:07:04 |
| echobc | An uptime of 99% is not going to work. | 22:07:20 |
| echobc | Some people also run HA HA. | 22:08:08 |
| echobc | Highly Available. | 22:08:19 |
| echobc | I haven't done that yet, but it's something I would be interested in. | 22:09:01 |
| echobc | Some people are happy with Node Red as well. | 22:10:03 |
| echobc | Using both is probably useful in some scenarios. | 22:10:25 |
| Warped | In reply to @echobc:matrix.org
What problems do I have? Well, if you don't have any problems, you sure complain about everything a lot. | 22:37:50 |
 veritanuda | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sYzwb6eUgQ | 23:10:44 |
| 27 Jul 2024 |
| comm0n | One last Home Assistant thing...regarding the Axis camera feed on my dashboard. Does anyone have any advice for making it lag less? It seems to be almost a full minute behind realtime... I have tried reducing the stream quality, but it doesn't seem to help that much. Maybe I'm doing it wrong. Any advice would be great! | 01:12:44 |
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 Noah | In reply to @common0r:matrix.org
One last Home Assistant thing...regarding the Axis camera feed on my dashboard. Does anyone have any advice for making it lag less? It seems to be almost a full minute behind realtime... I have tried reducing the stream quality, but it doesn't seem to help that much. Maybe I'm doing it wrong. Any advice would be great! @kschmidt:altispeed.com: | 04:20:45 |
| Noah | Might know, I believe he's using an axis cam in HASSIO | 04:21:00 |
|  methosomega joined the room. | 04:42:02 |
| Noah | Welcome @methosomega:matrix.org: | 04:51:00 |
