

Then you can just revoke the device key, can’t you?


Then you can just revoke the device key, can’t you?


Yep! But you have to prevent it from reaching the internet one way or another.
As for music, that’s what I do but I think it’s a shame to turn on the TV just to listen to music on the soundbar, so most of the time I just connect to it in bluetooth with my phone, even though it’s not lossless that way.


My setup is fully offline and works quite well:
I have a LG G4 which I connected to my non-internet access point. Home assistant accesses the API locally and the TV cannot reach internet. I only use the API to check if the TV is on but I can change the source, volume and launch apps.
I use a Vero V as media center, this one is connected to the main access point but I trust it and I need it to access my NAS.
My soundbar is offline but has CEC and eARC.
The Vero turns the TV on and off with CEC, then the TV turns the soundbar on and off with CEC and the sources of both are setup everytime.


Nice! Will try that tomorrow! I just noticed you misspelled the name on the readme: NavidSpot


I think you’re confusing backup and redundancy. While I totally agree RAID1+ should not be considered backup, it absolutely is redundancy, as the same data is present on at least two disks (either on the form of the exact same data or something that can be used to rebuild the missing data).


RAID0 has no redundancy, all other levels have (either mirroring or with parity)


Okay, thanks! I’ll definitely try it as I liked Tempo a lot


What are the differences between Tempus and Tempo?


Proxy protocol is the one thing I’m missing from adguard, nice that it has it!


I use auto-entities, stack-in-card and mushroom:

Everything is compact and I can overview everything quickly. Here everything is closed because it’s night here but when they are open they show “open xx%”. Also when I double tap they go to 10% which almost closes them but lets a little bit of light pass so it’s not too dark (I use it mainly when it’s hot outside and the sun directly hit the blind).
Here is the card yaml:
type: custom:auto-entities
card:
type: custom:stack-in-card
card_param: cards
filter:
template: |
[{% for e in states.cover %}
{
'type': 'custom:mushroom-cover-card',
'entity': '{{ e.entity_id }}',
'name': '{{ device_attr(e.entity_id, "name").removeprefix("Volet ") }}',
'layout': 'horizontal',
'show_buttons_control': 'true',
'show_position_control': 'true',
'double_tap_action': {
'action': 'perform-action',
'perform_action': 'cover.set_cover_position',
'target': { 'device_id': '{{ device_id(e.entity_id) }}' },
'data': { 'position': 10 }
}
},
{% endfor %}]
sort:
method: friendly_name


I was going to recommend that, very easy to setup


I personally use Forgejo.
It has kanban boards, tasks, wiki and obviously git repos where you can store documents, not sure how convenient it is for this though
Especially concerning illegal downloading