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Fully Automated Luxury Networking

Writing again about technology sovereignty, this post might be a little jargon rich, however it is worth it nonetheless, as many innovative solutions have ’evolved’ in recent years to both secure our private services, and also make them easy to access.

Preamble

In modern days, most internet access/usage occurs on a smartphone, either out on the wild internet via a cell phone IP service, or on a WiFi network. That WiFi network might be the users home network, or it may be a coffee shop, a local council ‘Free’ WiFi hotspot, or maybe a villain trying to man-in-the-middle your traffic. Whatever the case, the IP traffic is almost certainly behind a NAT router somewhere.

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household CUDA workloads

Object detection on Home-Assistant with Unifi Protect cameras and Deepstack

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Ubiquiti’s 3rd generation security camera system is pretty neat. I’d call it prosumer grade gear. They’re moving their product portfolio towards a 4th generation, which has camera based object detection, but these, higher resolution/HDR cameras are crazy expensive.

I like to run household mission critical workloads on dedicated equipment and add value by integrating those workloads with a unified building management system (BIM) that simplifies the user experience and centralise and aggregates the data created by these Internet of Things (IoT) systems.

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