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I have two rpi zeros running motioneyeOS, one is a nannycam in the baby`s bedroom, and the other is a doorcam.
I also have wireguard running on a rpi 3b, which lets me connect to the home network from anywhere (like a proxy) and access the live video feeds, and anything else on my network; like my jellyfin server (not on a raspberry).
I'm considering Home Assistant on a Raspberry pi 400, but don't really have any smart devices to use it for - thinking of buying some cheap controllable power outlets. I already have the 400, for some reason, so I have to use it for something...