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I found out that I still had a lot of NFC tags in the house, so I thought I should do something with that!

After some searching I came across this project on Github and I have plans to build it. Was thinking to use this in combination with the alarm panel, I just need to go deeper into it to know if I can do something with it.

request and operate

Start using the Traccar add-on.

Possibly I will replace nmap or gpslogger if I like it, soooo much testing in the coming period 😄

Motion sensor detects movement and turn on some lights

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At the moment I use the custom component of Aftership, since HA 0.85.0 this component is included in to HA itself. So... get rid off the old custom version and start using the new component 😄

After the update I found out that not all of my entities were loaded nicely in my dashboard. As far as I know, this has to do with the warning in the release notes.

So check your config well after the update!

I have decided to drastically change my current home assistant installation.

• I move to the use of Hassio. After a bad first start I am convinced that this OS has a greater added value.
• I will replace my raspberry pi for an Intel NUC. For most, everything works fine on a Pi, but with a view to the future and the use of even more integrations, I am going to change this.

I have noticed that the google home speakers do not always play the ding dong sound, possibly because the button at the door is not pressed well enough for a signal.

Or what I'm trying to adjust the loading of the mp3 file from the internet, that's why I saved the file locally on the NUC. Hopefully this works better.

Wait until this PR has been implemented in Grafana V5.4

Since in Home Assistant 0.85.0 chances are that lovelace will become the new standard UI.

I started building my own lovelace panels. I have chosen to use the yaml mode, with the disadvantage that you can not use the Editor UI.

If anyone has nice examples of lovelace panels, please share them with me 😄

I want my Home Assistant to speak more of itself, as if the system is really alive.

It is possible that I can find some nice examples here.