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[96.58 --> 98.60] on fresh crusty bread. |
[98.66 --> 99.88] I'm telling you, man, there is, |
[100.20 --> 102.90] there are a few meals that are more delicious than that one. |
[103.04 --> 104.38] Man, you're making me hungry. |
[104.56 --> 107.42] Well, if you want to spend your time learning something else, |
[107.42 --> 109.40] maybe you should consider a cloud guru. |
[109.66 --> 111.84] They are the leader in cloud learning, |
[111.84 --> 113.98] and they have all kinds of modern tech skills, |
[114.06 --> 115.24] including Linux that you can learn. |
[115.30 --> 117.72] Hundreds of courses, thousands of hands-on labs, |
[117.80 --> 121.76] get certified, get hired, get learning at a cloudguru.com. |
[122.16 --> 124.54] Or, you know, you could learn bread too, or maybe both. |
[124.72 --> 126.12] You mean this isn't the bread action show? |
[126.20 --> 126.92] Is that what you're trying to say? |
[127.48 --> 128.52] I mean, not yet. |
[129.52 --> 130.34] It could be. |
[130.80 --> 132.54] Now you just got back from a trip, right? |
[132.62 --> 133.28] Welcome back. |
[133.56 --> 134.34] Got back yesterday. |
[135.56 --> 137.16] Still a little tired, you know, |
[137.16 --> 138.62] went all the way to Bozeman, Montana, |
[138.70 --> 140.02] which is one of our favorite destinations. |
[140.56 --> 141.66] Just a beautiful spot. |
[142.10 --> 144.80] Had the kids, had the dog, had the wife. |
[144.96 --> 146.34] So it was a fully loaded bus. |
[147.12 --> 148.40] And it's also, I think, Alex, |
[148.44 --> 151.24] the first trip since the big project RV upgrades, |
[151.30 --> 153.18] like all of them, including the internet setup, |
[153.66 --> 154.58] have all been in place. |
[155.16 --> 155.44] Yeah, nice. |
[155.48 --> 158.40] I think the last one I recall you took was down to Texas. |
[159.22 --> 159.42] Yeah. |
[159.78 --> 161.14] And we didn't have the internet system then. |
[161.18 --> 162.72] We had the solar system at that point, |
[162.72 --> 164.42] but we did not have the internet. |
[164.42 --> 164.86] Right. |
[164.86 --> 165.06] Right. |
[165.12 --> 167.92] You're industrial grade carrier busting. |
[168.28 --> 169.16] How did that work out? |
[169.36 --> 170.76] Well, you know, I'm pretty happy. |
[170.90 --> 171.48] I'm pretty happy. |
[171.56 --> 174.74] I mean, so the main goal when I'm traveling with the whole family |
[174.74 --> 176.84] is to have my self-hosted system in my RV, |
[176.98 --> 179.56] just be like out of the mind, out of the picture. |
[179.76 --> 181.26] No hassle. |
[181.54 --> 183.20] Just, I call it out of the way automation |
[183.20 --> 185.92] because it's like facilitating the entire trip, |
[186.02 --> 188.20] but I don't want to be managing it during the trip. |
[188.46 --> 189.14] It's like hygiene. |
[189.28 --> 190.48] You shouldn't have to think about it. |
[190.48 --> 193.62] The minute you're thinking about someone else's hygiene, |
[193.80 --> 195.76] like, you know, they need to step it up a bit. |
[196.38 --> 199.80] And it definitely, it definitely, the setup passed that bar. |
[199.98 --> 202.84] It was, it was pretty seamless, really. |
[203.40 --> 208.36] I had, I had reception in areas that I've never had reception before. |
[208.46 --> 209.22] And the whole thing is like, |
[209.26 --> 211.18] I want the whole LAN to be really solid |
[211.18 --> 214.98] because the kids are streaming videos off of a Raspberry Pi |
[214.98 --> 217.42] or they're playing peer-to-peer networking games. |
[217.42 --> 219.76] And I want that connection to remain up |
[219.76 --> 222.16] regardless of what the cellular connection is doing. |
[222.28 --> 223.80] So I've sort of separated it all out. |
[223.90 --> 226.42] I have, I have Wi-Fi access points and I have a router |
[226.42 --> 228.44] and I keep, and I keep that all separated. |
[228.44 --> 230.46] So that way the router could even be offline theoretically, |
[230.46 --> 232.62] because there are times legitimately |
[232.62 --> 234.52] where we're driving through the Cascade mountains |
[234.52 --> 237.50] or we're going through passes that we just don't have signal. |
[237.58 --> 239.76] There's just, nobody has a cell tower on the mountain. |
[241.08 --> 242.50] So we want stuff to work. |
[242.50 --> 245.44] And even, and then when we get back into connectivity, |
[245.66 --> 247.38] whichever cellular provider is available |
[247.38 --> 248.42] and we have three on board, |
[248.50 --> 251.74] I want that one to pick up and just start working. |
[252.24 --> 253.98] That blew my mind the first time we took a trip |
[253.98 --> 257.36] in the Southwest and the deserts around like Utah and stuff is, |
[257.78 --> 262.12] we went sometimes an entire work day without any coverage. |
[262.46 --> 262.84] Yeah. |
[263.14 --> 263.48] Crazy. |
[264.14 --> 264.38] Yeah. |
[264.58 --> 265.88] It's, it is really, |
[266.16 --> 267.92] Washington has gotten really good about it, |
[267.92 --> 268.58] my home state. |
[268.58 --> 272.26] Um, we have got towers everywhere except for the tops of the passes, |
[272.26 --> 275.22] but there are absolutely parts of Montana |
[275.22 --> 277.94] where there's just no signal we were at and same in Texas still. |
[278.22 --> 280.10] So what I have for my technology stuff, |
[280.12 --> 281.86] because I want it all to work really smooth |
[281.86 --> 283.70] and I just want it to be a really good experience. |
[283.88 --> 286.98] And it's, it's really when I just need it to be the most hassle free. |
[287.32 --> 289.68] So I kind of have a regime before I go into a trip |
[289.68 --> 291.76] and I have these windows of time. |
[291.76 --> 295.34] And it, this is just something where it's for the entire RV, |
[295.60 --> 298.06] but the technology stack is part of this. |
[298.06 --> 300.48] And the first one is what I call my T48 window. |
[300.64 --> 304.58] And that's 48 hours before a trip in this T48 window. |
[304.72 --> 307.26] Major changes are allowed to the technology stack. |
[307.26 --> 311.42] Like, uh, I did an Ubuntu 2104 update to get all the security fixes in. |
[311.50 --> 313.42] I installed the latest home assistant upgrade. |
[314.04 --> 317.06] And if I'm going to remove a node from the network |
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