Category: Smart Home
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Matter and Thread – What’s the difference?
Read more: Matter and Thread – What’s the difference?Matter and Thread are different. You can use Matter over a number of different network types. (WiFi, Thread and I think Bluetooth) Thread is a…
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Difference between Amps and Volts?
Read more: Difference between Amps and Volts?All of these analogies about water pressure, volume, pipe diameter, etc… are all useful devices, but I’ll explain what’s REALLY going on, no analogies. First,…
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ChatGPT Answer to Home Assistant
Read more: ChatGPT Answer to Home AssistantThis is funny; So you decided to install Home Assistant, huh? Congratulations on your new full-time job as a “smart home systems integrator,” where your…
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Re-Create ESPHome encryption key
Read more: Re-Create ESPHome encryption keySave a text copy of your ESPHome device’s YAML source code – you’ll need it later a) open a terminal/command-line session into your HA instanceb)…
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