

Hmm, are you running Tailscale on the Proxmox VE, not in a container/VM?


Hmm, are you running Tailscale on the Proxmox VE, not in a container/VM?


If it’s a failing drive running dmesg will tell you that.


Sure, but remember that a full on dock will make your Switch hotter (unless it’s actively cooled, which the original is not), and that may affect both performance (throttling might cause the games to stutter) and devices lifespan.


I don’t know about Steam Deck (so assume it should), but this one works with Switch 2 (and doubles as a capture card).


No, I think the only problem is that Switch 2 won’t output video via most docks
Did you mean esp8266 instead of 16?


Try it, I was thinking the same thing once and it did turn out to be the case


Last I’ve checked the UniFi network integration communicates with the devices locally with a local account.


I do exact that and rarely move stuff. When I do I rename it. Most of the stuff I have is Zigbee, so I rename it in Zigbee2MQTT, select the option to rename it in HA too.


Any chance your z-offset is making the nozzle too close to the plate/too high flow rate for it?


See if you can reuse the hardware you have. Some „proprietary” lightbulbs are actually Zigbee and all you need is a Zigbee coordinator (an adapter to communicate with them, which works regardless of vendor). See zigbee2mqtt


Have you considered an N100/N150 based mini PC? Not much higher power draw, much better performance, expandability - RAM (up to 32GB), NVMe SSDs, m.2 slots for other devices. You can easily set up a VM/container environment to run more than HA if you need/want to.


5 people demanding something is not an actual demand in this context;)


I’m not saying you do - just implying it’s pointless


lol, good luck with that. First of all it doesn’t really affect them commercially, second - there’s no single version/distribution to support.


There are also scripts to unlock upgrade on „unsupported” processors which still technically work with 11


Pressure them about what exactly? Making the product for Linux or extending Windows 10 support?


My fridge has a small door in its door so I can exchange less air with its outside if I only need to pull out something that’s on one of door’s shelves. The downside is that unlike the main door (which does auto close) it needs me to push it firmly to close.


I have 2 automations for my washing machine, which start when I put it in remote start mode:
There you go :) I’ve had a Pi running Tailscale and it ws not reachable using its local IP (it was accessible when using Tailscale IP) when Tailscale was started. When I was using Tailscale for site-to-site connectivity (subnet router) I ran it in an LXC container on PVE, so I’d advise you try that. Avoiding installation of additional software on the hypervisor seems like a smart idea - whenever I can I put stuff in containers/VMs.