I think you missed the part where I said that the zelots completely ignore the legitimate reason why people use it over JF. Same reason I use it.

Also you can literally opt out of the data sharing, the button is right there. And if you don’t live in a corporate shit hole like the US, data protections make sure that they won’t use it without your consent or even store it because it’s protected PII.

Sure thing zelot

Tbh, the way people push Jellyfin every single time Plex is mentioned is so extremely annoying that I’m now even less inclined to use it, especially the way the JF zelots completely ignored the legit reason that most people use it.

ESPHome has firmware for the BT proxy:

https://esphome.io/projects/?type=bluetooth

The I installed the xiaomi app on my phone, I think it was called zepp life or something for the scale I have, you do the initial setup of the scale on there, and then it’ll be picked up by the Bluetooth proxy.

Yep, pretty much. Just get an ESP32 and not an 8266.

I have it plugged into an old Nokia charger and hidden in a cupboard to service all the Bluetooth temperature and door sensors.

When I use the scale it automatically sends the data to HA. Really convenient to use.

I have a Xiaomi scale connected through an esp Bluetooth proxy. Works pretty well.

It’s been a few months but I as far as I remember used all the same mounting options

It’s doing something different, I was using to mount an AWS FSx for ZFS share on a beefy machine (1.2GB/s network throughput) and was getting less than 50MB/s throughput using docker to mount it, but getting the full 1.2GB/s when mounted outside and mapped to a volume in the container.

I found this to be extremely underperforming. If you plan on doing anything that requires high throughput, don’t use the docker NFS operator.

Docker and the docker-compose yaml files. They’ll be invaluable. Compose files allows you to create custom networking and run multiple containers.

Super useful and what most people use to run simple docker workloads.

You don’t have to understand how to create containers, just understand how they work and the commands to use them effectively.

There is always the Network + book. I went through it in 2005, so no idea what the content is like nowadays though

I use 2 cloudflare containers that the pihole points to. That gives me DNS over https but it’s more of a mission to set up.

K8s is awesome.

Okay, so how many times does it need to be said in one place? I’m counting 60 here right now… I’m pretty sure after the first 10 comments you’d have picked up on it.

I think the point was, if you’re not actively adding to the discussion, and instead are just giving the whole"kek, I use jellyfin", then rather stfu, it’s already been said 100x in the comments.

I may consider it. I hate that I have to have an entire other VM running for HA. Thanks for the insight.

Huh, very cool!

I think we’re talking about different things then, addons are not supported when running HA in a container.

https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/#compare-installation-methods

Eh, I’m not sure tbh, it was too much of a pain to do and the pi3 wasn’t powerful enough to handle it either so I moved to a VM on Debian.

How do you go about integrating it with HA?