The amount of defense of lobbying in this thread is interesting.

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Probably. If you use the WiFi on it, make sure to check if its WiFi is supported.

Been using OpenWrt on a Pi 4 for many years now. It’s been flawless. I’m using Ubiquiti APs. I’ve now replicated this setup in 4 more households with similar results.

Perhaps the RX580 is usable via Vulkan? I tried Vulkan with llama.cpp on a R9700 recently and it was generally faster than ROCm.

One more Air Gradient user here. They just work with HA now. No need to change firmware or anything.

.87 worked as expected yesterday. I even tried enabling/disablin Data Saver. Then this morning the thumbnails are gone again. Data Saver disabled, on WiFi, with all Jerboa settings at default.

I know the workaround but I’m chiming in cause the default behaviour for others might be unexpected.

Yup, that setting worked. I’ll retest fresh .87 install to see if the default behaviour has changed. Thanks!

It happened on two Pixels here too. Data Saver is off on both and both are on WiFi.

After fresh install on WiFi thumbs load. Then turning off WiFi (even briefly), close-reopen app, thumns gone. Data saver is off. Then turning WiFi back on doesn’t make thumbs reappear.

So for me it’ll be an upgrade to 26.04 then stay there till I figure out a migration plan to Debian for my main workstation/server currently on 22.04.

Mild inconvenience, it was a different time, Amazon was still cool among many.

I also use Jellyfin, SomaFM and Qobuz. 🤔 It integrates them you say. 🤔🤔🤔

I see. I ditched my Google Home speakers by replacing them with Home Assistant Voice speakers. They’re not good for music but the mics and speaker are pretty good for voice. Pretty easy to setup fully-offline agent with a local LLM with those.

I’ll just use the Google speakers via bluetooth as music players.

Is that actually possible? I gifted mine to others after I got a couple of Home Assistant Voice spks. I’m planning to use the aux of the HA Voice to play through larger speakers like JBL Charge.

Are you planning to use Alexa speakers with their stock firmware for you LLM voice assistant?

Do you know what the resource usage is like? I’m wondering whether to do docker on my big machine or an add-on on my Home Assistant Yellow (Pi 4).

Bonus - you can buy the music you like to keep from Qobuz and download it in honest-to-god files.

Interesting. I night have been dreaming or just skill issue connecting those.

I didn’t mean to imply it does. I use the built-in ZigBee radio on the HA Yellow. The ZBT-2 is only doing Matter/Thread. I also got a Z-Wave radio hooked to the Yellow’s GPIO.

I tried the 26B searching for a product to buy from a photo. It did significantly worse than Qwen 3.5 35B as well as 9B. It seems like it did not recognize the item from the photo too well. Another search from text also did worse. It told me how to look it up myself. Qwen gave me a full list of prices and stores, sorted by price.

Prompt

Find the cheapest WD SN850X 2TB on sale in Canada.

Gemma 4 26B

To find the cheapest WD SN850X 2TB on sale in Canada, I recommend checking the following retailers, as prices for SSDs fluctuate frequently due to sales and stock:

1. PCPartPicker Canada: This is your best tool. It aggregates prices from multiple Canadian retailers (like Canada Computers, Memory Express, Amazon.ca, etc.) and will show you exactly which one is currently the cheapest.
2. Canada Computers: Often runs sales on NVMe drives.
3. Amazon.ca: Frequently has competitive pricing, especially during Prime Day or seasonal sales.

Pro-tip: When checking, ensure you are looking at the 2TB model specifically, as the 1TB and 4TB versions are often listed in the same search results. Always check if the price includes shipping to your location in Canada.

Qwen 3.5 35B

Based on my search, I found the WD Black SN850X 2TB NVMe SSD at several Canadian retailers. Here are the current prices:

Price Comparison:

Best Deal: Newegg.ca - $499.97

The cheapest option is Newegg.ca at $499.97 with free shipping. This is sold directly by Newegg with their standard return policy.

Product Details:

• Model: WD_BLACK SN850X 2TB NVMe SSD (WDS200T2X0E)
• Interface: PCIe 4.0 x4, NVMe
• Form Factor: M.2 2280
• Max Read Speed: Up to 7,300 MB/s
• Max Write Speed: Up to 6,600 MB/s
• Warranty: 5-year limited warranty

Other Considerations:

• If you’re comfortable with open box items, Canada Computers has it for $683.99 (but this is still more expensive than Newegg)
• All prices are in CAD and include free shipping

Newegg.ca appears to have the best current deal for a brand new WD SN850X 2TB SSD in Canada. Prices can change quickly, so I recommend checking the site directly for the most up-to-date pricing.