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Misinformation-Superhighwayman

Everything you say to your Echo will be sent to Amazon starting on March 28
arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/0

Amazon's latest bait-and-switch is shockingly bad. If you have Amazon Echo devices, say goodbye to privacy in your own home. Soon you'll be forced into a subscription where you pay for them to record everything you say and feed it to Amazon's Alexa LLM / AI training.

There's never been a better time to switch to private, secure, on-premises home automation and voice assistants such as Home Assistant.

In this photo illustration, Echo Dot smart speaker with working Alexa with blue light ring seen displayed.
Ars Technica · Everything you say to your Echo will be sent to Amazon starting on March 28Par Scharon Harding
#AI#GenerativeAI#LLM
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mattst88 :gentoo:

Afterwards I checked my #HomeAssistant energy monitoring data (provided by an Emporia Vue 2 flashed with #ESPHome). The yellow line is the voltage on one 120V leg from the transformer (the one that was going to burn up), and the blue line is the voltage on the other 120V leg.

The three sections of the graph are during the problem, while the power is out, and after the new transformer was installed.

Graph of the voltages over time of the two 120V legs in my house. One leg's voltage fluctuates significantly throughout the day and also drops measurably. In the latter part of the graph, the voltage on both legs is very consistent.
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mattst88 :gentoo:

One morning recently, I got up and went downstairs. My wife told me that the UPS in the basement (powering my server) was making a bunch of noise. I groaned and checked on it. It was indeed turning on and off a few times per minute and had been doing this for a few hours according to #HomeAssistant.

I ignored it and got ready for work. When I started work a bit later, I realized that the UPS in my home office was doing the same thing.

Stupidly I just bypassed the UPS and plugged into the wall.

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Juliet Merida, Dum Tran Elf 🏳️‍⚧️

The process of deGoogling my life, as an Android user, is proving to be really, really annoying.

But the last thing I need to sort out is file and photo sync! Then I can literally remove (most of) the Google apps from my phone. Unfortunately, we're still in the Google ecosystem for smart lights in our home. We'll get there.

#HomeAssistant is on the list of things to do.

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Miakoda

I did something wrong in #HomeAssistant, maybe somebody knows how to fix it. I have a setup with speakers plugged in to the machine HAOS is running on, and a setup to play internet radio via those speakers. I also have those same speakers use text to speech for announcements and reminders. Both functions use VLC. Suddenly, any time it plays a text to speech, after it speaks, it plays whatever internet radio I had last been listening to. I switched from just play/pause to actual stop, no change.

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Mark Gjøl

I want to add a sensor to my dumb lock. I don't want a smart lock. I'm thinking two wires that get connected when the door is locked - but apparently this doesn't exist, and I'm not much of a hardware person... I've seen this requested a few places, but no actual off the shelf product. It seems like an obvious sensor... Does anyone know of one?

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