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[243.70 --> 245.78] And so, it's in that guest room. |
[246.20 --> 250.96] So, once you learn the names, you can just ask the HomePod to turn things on and off. |
[250.96 --> 255.20] I do remember when my mother-in-law came to stay once a couple of years ago now. |
[255.94 --> 259.42] I was just in the throes of doing Home Assistant, you know, the first few months. |
[259.62 --> 266.06] So, everything I could possibly put behind automation was behind automation, including, you know, the light switches. |
[266.26 --> 267.72] The light switches no longer worked. |
[268.42 --> 270.60] And I just remember hearing through the wall, |
[270.98 --> 274.10] Hey, Google, turn off the sodding lights! |
[274.10 --> 274.58] Yeah. |
[277.86 --> 278.80] Yeah, you got it. |
[279.48 --> 281.14] Memorizing the names is the hardest part. |
[281.54 --> 285.20] I mean, my wife's been using the automation system for a couple of years now. |
[285.26 --> 289.14] She still has some troubles with the verbal syntax. |
[289.52 --> 292.86] And in part, that's because I've tried all the different assistant tubes. |
[292.96 --> 295.32] And so, they sometimes have various different syntaxes. |
[295.42 --> 296.92] But the real system's in the RV. |
[297.10 --> 298.20] That's like the bigger system. |
[298.30 --> 301.58] I feel like that system in the studio was really the training. |
[301.58 --> 306.44] It was like step one to the system in the RV. |
[306.70 --> 310.76] And so, what was nice about that was that getting here into the RV, it was like, |
[310.82 --> 312.24] Oh, yeah, you know this tablet thing. |
[312.30 --> 315.84] It just has a heck of a lot more on the screen. |
[316.30 --> 318.22] But the same kind of systems apply. |
[318.50 --> 324.90] And so, what I appreciate, I think, the most about that interface is its simplicity and its categorization. |
[324.90 --> 331.64] So, Chris has the systems categorized by either living space or what their use is. |
[332.26 --> 337.54] And so, the first few nights, I would walk all the way back there just to turn the lights on. |
[337.60 --> 339.38] But these days, it feels a lot easier. |
[339.70 --> 340.64] Now you know the names. |
[341.22 --> 342.90] And you can just bark it into the air. |
[344.14 --> 350.14] Are you tempted at all to retrofit the cabin that you live in with any of this stuff? |
[350.14 --> 352.40] That's a very good question. |
[352.54 --> 354.10] So, that hadn't quite hit me yet. |
[354.28 --> 358.50] But now I'm beginning to realize all of the advantages. |
[359.28 --> 362.30] So, for instance, Chris has shown me, you know, he gave me the geek tour. |
[362.50 --> 363.88] And he's given other people the geek tour. |
[363.96 --> 365.08] So, I've been on it a few times. |
[365.58 --> 371.26] And there are sensors in various bays on the RV that give temperature. |
[371.26 --> 376.38] And in my home, I've got these thermometers all over the place. |
[376.52 --> 381.04] But I've got to actually, you know, go up the stairs into my loft to go check out if the fire is too hot up there or not. |
[381.06 --> 381.78] Like an animal. |
[382.00 --> 382.46] I know. |
[382.64 --> 383.42] Like a caveman. |
[383.88 --> 385.96] So, yeah, I know. |
[386.32 --> 394.26] I could see now the two systems in juxtaposition where I could really gain some currency there. |
[394.26 --> 400.82] Because we've talked a lot about how you, in particular, can dip your toes into more self-hosting stuff. |
[400.90 --> 404.44] And I feel like you're curious and you want to do this stuff. |
[404.50 --> 409.90] But you just don't quite know how to break down that first barrier and kind of get going. |
[410.46 --> 416.58] I think if I had to pick the very first barrier that's keeping me from it the most, it would be the server side. |
[416.58 --> 425.62] It would be getting in there and creating a server that's stable enough and safe enough that I feel like I'm not getting myself in more trouble than not. |
[425.94 --> 434.72] This is where I think the Home Assistant Blue or something like it eventually is going to be such an easy on-ramp for a guy like you. |
[434.80 --> 436.48] Because you know about Home Assistant. |
[436.72 --> 438.74] Now you've seen my Home Assistant set up. |
[439.36 --> 445.74] And the fact that there is an official Home Assistant device that runs the whole stack, that's pretty compelling. |
[445.74 --> 449.94] I don't know if the price point's right yet or if it's quite the right device yet. |
[450.10 --> 452.64] But I could definitely see that being a good starting spot, though. |
[453.30 --> 455.90] You know, I think that maybe you guys are on to something. |
[456.16 --> 462.40] I have at least two very good mentors who can walk me through some of the glitches, if any. |
[462.82 --> 467.22] But it sounds also like these days, you know, I've been hearing you guys talk about this for years. |
[467.32 --> 469.36] But it sounds like these days, things are pretty solid. |
[469.78 --> 473.50] So I feel like for me, maybe now is a nice time to jump in. |
[474.04 --> 475.06] Yeah, and you could always start small. |
[475.06 --> 480.48] You'd be surprised, too, how many things Home Assistant might just pick up on a LAN automatically and suggest integrations for. |
[481.08 --> 484.52] And it's never been a better time to take local stuff seriously. |
[484.70 --> 491.32] I mean, I don't know if you saw the Apple news that broke over the last week or two about their expanded protections for children. |
[491.58 --> 495.28] In other words, they're going to scan all of your pictures for kiddie porn, right? |
[495.28 --> 496.88] And it always starts this way. |
[496.94 --> 510.26] And I really hate this kind of insidious way that big companies will roll out overreaching, egregious things like this in the name of, you know, child porn. |
[510.34 --> 512.58] Because who could possibly disagree with child porn? |
[512.58 --> 522.68] The other thing about those integrations, it feels to me like it is affecting many people to solve the problems of few. |
[523.12 --> 523.62] Absolutely. |
[523.82 --> 524.72] I wonder about that. |
[525.18 --> 525.40] Yeah. |
[525.40 --> 531.76] I mean, so as Apple put it, our goal is to create technology that empowers people and enriches their lives. |
[531.76 --> 543.26] We want to help protect children from predators and those who use communication tools to recruit and exploit them and limit the spread of CSAM, you know, child sexual abuse material. |
[543.90 --> 545.42] Obviously, that's a laudable goal. |
[545.58 --> 549.52] And we can't legitimately sit here and say that that is not a laudable goal. |
[550.24 --> 553.86] However, the way in which they're doing it, I have significant issues with. |
[553.86 --> 566.78] So what they're doing is they're taking every photo that you have on your iPhone or iPad that is linked to an iCloud account and scanning it on your local device. |
[567.28 --> 572.60] And this entire announcement has been extremely complicated and confusing because they've really announced three things. |
[572.74 --> 578.24] They've announced iMessage image detection for child accounts in a family plan. |
[578.24 --> 584.54] They've announced iCloud photo library scanning on your local device. |
[584.54 --> 592.40] In other words, if you have iCloud photo library turned on locally on your device, it will scan and check for matches in the CSAM database. |
[592.64 --> 599.08] And then the third thing they've announced is they're also going to start censoring results in Siri search. |
[599.24 --> 604.20] So if you search for something like child porn and it matches that stuff, Siri is going to block that. |
[604.20 --> 611.22] And this is all happening using that new neural processing area in the Apple processors that they love to brag so much. |
[611.28 --> 612.32] It's accelerating this. |
[613.04 --> 616.28] And I find this to be an extremely, extremely slippery slope. |
[616.76 --> 620.44] And I know that the other side of the argument is that child harm is real. |
[620.82 --> 629.14] So one interesting stat, you've probably seen this floating around, is Apple reports a couple of hundred incidents of child porn in iMessage a year. |
[629.60 --> 630.94] A couple hundred a year. |
[630.94 --> 636.96] And Facebook Messenger, because they are already using the CSAM scanner, reports 20 million. |
[638.48 --> 639.84] It's a huge difference. |
[640.50 --> 644.94] And you've got to figure, people that are using Facebook are probably on iPhones or Android devices. |
[645.60 --> 648.32] So there's probably a lot of iPhone users. |
[648.46 --> 654.22] If 20 million Facebook messaging flags have happened, whatever that is, whatever that metric is, |
[654.54 --> 658.80] there's a good chance that they were using iPhones and that that stuff's on their phone. |
[658.80 --> 663.18] Now, the thing is, is it's not going to matter if they don't turn on iPhoto library. |
[663.82 --> 670.70] And if you are a big child porn collector, I wouldn't imagine you're probably using iCloud's photo library feature. |
[670.78 --> 673.72] You probably wouldn't be auto-uploading your child porn to their server, right? |
[674.14 --> 675.94] I think you might be surprised, actually. |
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