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[2758.00 --> 2761.60] And I think the V3s would be a lot better, but you have to wait. |
[2761.80 --> 2762.74] So I'd say, hold up. |
[2762.78 --> 2765.04] When we come back on the show and say we've tested it, go for it. |
[2765.04 --> 2768.06] But in the meantime, if you can, Wired is the way to go. |
[2768.50 --> 2771.90] And don't forget, as we talked about at the top of the show, we have a big Jupiter |
[2771.90 --> 2776.66] broadcasting meetup coming up very, very soon, both Salt Lake City and Denver. |
[2776.66 --> 2781.58] And don't forget to go to jupitergarage.com and grab some self-hosted 50 merch. |
[2782.14 --> 2787.50] For the next couple of weeks, we're running member pricing on the store to celebrate episode |
[2787.50 --> 2787.96] 50. |
[2788.46 --> 2791.98] So you got a limited amount of time to get over to jupitergarage.com and pick yourself |
[2791.98 --> 2794.46] up some stickers or shirts or I don't know. |
[2794.64 --> 2795.76] There's all kinds of stuff over there. |
[2795.86 --> 2796.36] I'm not you. |
[2796.78 --> 2797.46] I don't know what you do. |
[2798.18 --> 2801.34] And if you want to support the show, you can get a self-hosted.show slash SRE. |
[2801.78 --> 2806.26] I got a memo the other day that we might be doing a special discount for all original |
[2806.26 --> 2806.80] merch. |
[2807.12 --> 2807.64] That's right. |
[2807.74 --> 2809.92] Crazy self-hosted is giving away prices. |
[2810.14 --> 2811.04] We're dropping prices. |
[2811.16 --> 2813.24] We're slashing prices for members only. |
[2813.64 --> 2819.24] We'll have a discount code that will take a little bit off any original merchandise items. |
[2819.30 --> 2822.96] And when you go to jupitergarage.com, there's a products drop down menu. |
[2822.98 --> 2827.10] And if you choose original merch, members are going to get a percentage off all that. |
[2827.18 --> 2829.40] We'll have details in the members only post show coming up. |
[2830.04 --> 2830.40] Absolutely. |
[2830.72 --> 2833.88] Now, for all the ways to go and get in touch with us, you can go to self-hosted.show |
[2833.88 --> 2834.78] slash contact. |
[2835.14 --> 2837.50] And you can find me on Twitter at Ironic Badger. |
[2837.92 --> 2839.24] I'm there too at Chris LAS. |
[2839.50 --> 2843.60] And this here show for news announcements and whatnots at self-hosted show. |
[2843.88 --> 2844.76] Thanks for listening, everybody. |
[2845.02 --> 2846.88] That was a special episode 50. |
[2846.88 --> 2851.18] You're welcome. |
[2851.22 --> 2855.44] Bye. |
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• Introduction of Brent and a discussion about his presence on the show |
• Discussion of a favorite beverage, Robinson's squash, an imported British drink |
• Mention of care packages sent by family with British treats and Robinson's squash |
• Conversation about off-grid living and experiences on the road |
• Advertising for CloudGuru.com and its learning resources |
• Questions asked to Brent about his experience using Home Assistant automation system |
• The speaker's wife has had trouble with verbal syntax in the automation system they're using. |
• The speaker thinks that getting familiar with the system through a smaller setup in their studio was helpful for transitioning to the larger RV system. |
• The RV system is more complex, but has advantages like simplicity and categorization of systems. |
• The speaker considers retrofitting their own cabin with similar automation technology after seeing its benefits. |
• The main barrier to self-hosting is setting up a stable and secure server. |
• The Home Assistant Blue device could be an "easy on-ramp" for those new to the system. |
• Big companies rolling out overreaching measures, like Apple's plan to scan iCloud photos, raises concerns about data privacy. |
• Apple announced plans to scan devices for CSAM (Child Sexual Abuse Material) using a new neural processing area in their processors |
• The scanning will occur on-device, checking iCloud Photo Library for matches with the CSAM database |
• Siri search results will be censored if they match CSAM-related content |
• The difference in reported CSAM incidents between Apple (a few hundred per year) and Facebook Messenger (20 million) is noted |
• The effectiveness of CSAM detection on-device is questioned due to limitations in hash-based matching and user ability to turn off iCloud Photo Library |
• Concerns are raised about the potential for expanded surveillance and "slippery slope" implications |
• Apple's decision may be seen as a capitulation to external pressures, such as government requests for backdoors in encryption algorithms |
• Apple's CSAM database and on-device scanning |
• Limitations and benefits of on-device scanning vs cloud service |
• Responsibility of platform owners in detecting child abuse content |
• Comparison with other companies like Facebook and Microsoft |
• Self-hosting as an alternative to avoid content scanning |
• The "de-Google-ification" challenge to reduce reliance on Google services |
• Planning to de-Googleify a device and using an old OnePlus 6 as the test subject |
• Discussing challenges of replacing ROM on Android devices, specifically with Pixel 3 |
• Concerns about abandoning Google apps like Jupyter Broadcasting and Google Calendar |
• Mention of Nextcloud as a viable alternative for calendaring and contact syncing |
• Brent's personal experience with de-googling and encouraging others to do the same |
• Difficulty in giving up Google Maps due to its accuracy and reliability |
• Concept of gradual de-Googleification, aiming for 80-90% reduction in reliance on Google services |
• Accepting that it may not be possible to achieve 100% de-Googleification |
• The host proposes a challenge to drop Google Maps and explore alternative mapping services |
• The guest considers trying to reduce his footprint at Google by switching to Apple Maps or other alternatives |
• The guest is hesitant to increase his footprint elsewhere if he drops Google services |
• The host suggests that the goal should be to take control of personal data rather than just switching to another service |
• A sponsor, Linode, is mentioned for cloud computing and hosting services |
• Discussing Linode's features and benefits |
• Using cloud storage for control and security |
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