I have a Qwen model running on a Mac Mini with Ollama - it’s reasonable for Home Assistant, responding to iMessages and similar.

it literally says in the post that the license change affects companies who are repackaging and reselling bitwarden, but ok.

commercial providers can’t fork and sell it and give nothing back to the OSS community.

is IPV6 enabled on the network? you need v6 for all that

emdashes everywhere

Tuya devices are super cheap, often sold as massive loss leaders and frequently rebadged as other brands (MOES comes to mind, as well as lots of “iThing” type brands)

It is not surprising at all that lots of folks eschew the mobile app and use HA to control them. Also the Local Tuya integration is difficult to use and often doesn’t work at all.

sensibly managing the economy and balancing the need to achieve reduced emissions with the need to maintain a functional economy is not capitulating, and indeed being seen to carefully maintain that balance might be key to election victory in four years time.

cool. and watch the entire right wing go mad over “net zero wokery” and “stealth taxes choking our economy to death.” then watch reform win with a landslide and bulldoze the entire net zero agenda and see where we end up.