Time to migtrate my NAX over to my HAOS system!!!

Thanks so much.

This is huge!!!

Has anyone else made this work with home assistant yet? I’d love a guide, and if it doesn’t exist yet; hopefully I’ll have one by the end of the week.

I track my bikes and ebikes on lubelogger. It’s not an optimal solution, but it tracks everything I need it too.

There’s a backup button in the settings that creates a .db file.

I’d recommend migrating one service at a time (install, migrate, shake down; next service).

Either prioritize what you want declouded the most, or start with the smallest migration and snowball bigger.

Bacon thrice.

Coffee thrice.

The Bobiverse books are in a similar vein, and much more light hearted.

Are you using the correct http/https syntax?

My home assistant is on an old laptop, so obviously it’s names HAL 9000.

Once you prize your son off helldivers, you should play helldivers.

In all seriousness, homarr now has some fledgling home assistant integration, and I saw a really slick showcase in the discord where someone was using home assistant pages in iframes (mobile view) within a overall homarr page (desktop view).

Breaking change!

Now I’ve got to update my dashboards with the new name and icon 😀

You can also just look and the model number of your rental and buy that.

I can do this on android 10.

To peer, or not to peer. That is the question.

Drivers and road design.

How do you figure? Red light cameras decrease frequency and severity of crashed at signalized intersections. https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/R/R46552

There is some increase in rear ended, but those are much less severe than right angle or pedestrian collisions.

Cities adjusting the dilemma zone, or increasing speed limit; is a problem with revenue usage of red light cameras; and revenues should be going to victim funds. It also seems to be a uniquely USA problem? That could be a taxation and funding source issue.

I take argument with #5 as a concept.

My region is against speed and red light cameras out of freedom and privacy arguments; so people get slaughtered by cars instead.

Fine for selfhosting though.

I use my laptop server for babybuddy so I can take it with me. Then if I find there’s a service I really want I the go, it gets loaded there as well.

I enjoyed the series, but felt like I had to slog through them.

Correct, that would not work for that case.

So my thought with the time based pruning is that you can keep a backup that’s X days old.

Let’s say you keep 2 weeks. If there have been no problems with an image after 2 weeks of an update, you’re probably good to go. If you have an issue during those 2 weeks, you can return to and image within those 2 weeks. If you’ve had no problems after 2 weeks, it’s probably stable.

Adjust 2 weeks to whatever you’re comfortable with.