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I'll have a look, thx

I understand the logic, yet you are just buying from a reseller. There is no need for the middleman in that case. It's not all bad.

Good idea, looking forward to that post.

I think it's great. The LEDs only cost a few bucks. They are mostly heavily overpriced unless you buy directly from china

Yes! And it's very good. If you already own a pi, the rest doesn't cost a lot. Look on aliexpress or whereever you can get cheap parts from china.

https://www.hyperhdr.eu/2021/04/how-to-set-up-hyperhdr-part-i-basic.html?m=1

https://github.com/appleimperio/docker-hyperhdr/blob/main/docker-compose.yaml

fennec is good. You can also use the normal browser for sites where you are logged in / trust. And the private tabs for anything else

That's cool!

Androids can generate a qr code as well. I guess it's the same result but non-tech people can use it. This would be cool if it was part of KDE/GNOME or a somewhat standalone app.

I assume the webapp runs locally, right? https://ianharris.io/wifi-qr-web/ if so, it would be nice to have it stated somewhere that it's save to use (although you should probably not use a website for such things as the info is too valuable.

Do you have hyperhdr? If not, then use the pi for it :)

That's wrong and missleading.

You have to install HACS yourself (which isn't difficult). That's why they can write that it has no addons. They are stupid for doing this

Managed restore? With a container you just backup the folder. No fancy weird backup stuff required. Idiots.

Managed os? No idea what that means. Probably bs as well. Your computer is yours, not theirs.

I'd install it via podman (or docker) compose.

I use nginx proxy manager but traefik or caddy should be recommended I guess

No idea why the OS of someone should be better than your favorite distro. Sounds like bull shit.

But, the docker version is a second class citizen for home assistant. You have to manually install stuff yourself. Which is usually no problem but the how tos and tutorials etc. Aren't as easily visible and hence it's unneccessarily complicated in my opinion.

If you install it via docker and it's the first time, you won't know that the stuff is missing. Look for how to install HACS.

I'd always go the container route. You can just move the files to a new server, you can spin it up and down, install a second isntance, back it up, share it with friends. Containers are awesome.

I can't find the source right now. It's about the whole app installation process. They prefer play store. Aurora store isn't enough. I guess fdroid isn't good because fdroid signs every apk. Haven't read it in a while. Iirc, their stance was that every app should have its own updater.

Update: i found a source

Official grapheneos account:

GrapheneOS includes our own app repository client which provides a way to install the sandboxed Play Store. There is no advice for this fitting everyone's preferences because all of the available options other than our own app repository currently only used for our own apps have major flaws.

https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/6758-a-message-for-grapos-developers-whats-your-recomendation/16

Which means all stores are bad.