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Us-East. Look specifically at glacier, which is long term, near free to store, expensive to remove.

The data remains yours if you encrypt it. Someone else's computer saves you all the time and effort of maintaining and monitoring hardware.

You want to use the actual services meant for this. S3 or glacier or something, not just consumer cloud storage like Google drive or Dropbox.

Self hosting principals aside, is this data actually important? If so, then don't fuck around with self hosting it. Are you looking for lowest cost? Then don't waste a bunch of money spinning your own disks.

Amazon glacier to guarantee availability and your own encryption to guarantee privacy.

It's currently running me about $4/month for around 10tb that I don't want to lose but just don't want to deal with. An equivalent HDD solution would be around $500, that's 10 years to break even assuming zero disk failures and zero personal maintenance time.

Plus it's guaranteed. Inherent multiple copies, has SLA, and there's no worry about the service just disappearing. It's they decide to shut down or raise prices or whatever, you can reevaluate and move.

Edit: Glacier and similar services are meant for archival which is the term OP used. You never expect to need it again, but can't get rid of it. Retrieval cost is mostly irrelevant, but yes much more expensive. (I'd wager still less expensive than a home RAID array.)

Lol imagine ever having considered megaupload as your backup solution.

Would be real nice if the blackadder list somehow flagged devices that are no longer available.

Did you get a home inspection? Start with the things on that. If you didn't, then start by reading up on home inspections, and start taking care of those things.

Because that file is created by the docker.socket service when the service starts and removed when it stops or reboots.

Changing the acl on system files is the wrong way.

Either put your user in the correct group or run docker in rootless mode.

Edit: docker should be the correct group.

https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/linux-postinstall/#manage-docker-as-a-non-root-user

Here you go. Will do specifically what you want, including Web hooks and MQTT out of the box. The Shelly cloud is fine, but these are flashable with tasmota or esphome or roll your own firmware.

https://usa.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-button-one/

OP asks for "lowest latency" but HTTP is fast enough, and later in the thread says "perceptibly instant" is the goal. HTTP is going to be your slowest option, almost certainly, but even the slowest solution is "instant".

What exactly are you trying to do, OP?

(Esphome seems like the answer you're looking for. It's faster than MQTT and you can program parts of the automation and service management in the ESP hardware. RF is probably the only way to go faster.)

Yeah, lesson learned there, but to OP's point, nothing ever seems to just work.

Fun part in my case is that the specific bulb I want doesn't have a ZHA-compatible counterpart. (Hue a19 white& color 1100. The 800 isn't bright enough.)

Yeah, except I bought a couple new Hue bulbs and ZHA wouldn't find them. Z2M picked them up immediately. There really is no universal solution, even with "standards".

Install the nginx proxy manager add-on, set up let's encrypt for certificates and DuckDNS for name resolution, forward a port from your router. No need for homekit or a full vpn.

This looks like the right answer, since OP's jinja is correct.

OP, you can go to developer tools to test your template syntax against the live data in HA.

Nah, this is global capitalism blindly moving goods across the planet as quickly and cheaply as possible so all the diseases are spreading thing.

I use an app called paperkarma. You send them a pic of the junk, they manually unsubscribe you.

They've gone to a subscription model because of course they have, I'd be eager to hear about alternatives if any exist.

Hospitals haven't been non profit since they were delayed in the early 1980s, and are absolutely structured for profit, with shareholders and conglomerate ownership and everything.

The medical write offs are exactly that. Tax avoidance.