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[3046.98 --> 3052.26] Yeah, and not only the tools to manage WireGuard, but big news for people that want to use WireGuard on Windows. |
[3052.48 --> 3054.64] There is an alternative to that user space implementation. |
[3054.92 --> 3061.80] There is now a kernel space implementation, and the performance difference is huge. |
[3061.80 --> 3070.08] So Jim Salter from Ars Technica and Two and a Half Admins joined us to talk about that on Unplugged 418 at linuxunplugged.com slash 418. |
[3070.44 --> 3072.94] That's huge with a Y at the beginning, by the way. |
[3073.06 --> 3078.80] Yeah, that's going to be a big deal for people that want to have interconnected Windows and Linux machines or just Windows to Windows machines. |
[3079.34 --> 3080.58] And to be able to use WireGuard, too. |
[3080.58 --> 3087.68] You feel like this is probably going to take WireGuard up to the next level in the enterprise, and you're going to see adoption now just across the board once they get this code done. |
[3087.74 --> 3088.50] It's early days. |
[3089.06 --> 3091.52] It's still experimental, and Jim goes through all the details. |
[3092.04 --> 3100.46] Also, we want to say a special thank you to our members who support this show, our site reliability engineers who sign up at selfhosted.show slash SRE. |
[3101.02 --> 3103.14] You are very special to us in my heart. |
[3103.38 --> 3103.98] Remember that? |
[3104.06 --> 3105.06] You are in my heart right now. |
[3105.06 --> 3110.14] And I say thank you because, you know, as we're out here meeting people and we're doing a road trip like this and all of it. |
[3110.24 --> 3114.90] Oh, and we're also, this is the other big part, is we're almost at a year now of being independent again. |
[3114.90 --> 3119.04] And all of this stuff about how critical our members have been and all that has just been on my mind. |
[3119.16 --> 3120.02] So thank you very much. |
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[3123.54 --> 3131.24] And don't forget, if you're an SRE to listen to the post show, there's going to be an exclusive discount code in there for the merch that we launched last episode. |
[3131.74 --> 3133.96] The Chris and the Badger t-shirts are flying off the shelves. |
[3133.96 --> 3140.80] And just to make sure that everybody that wants one gets one, we're going to keep that up for another couple of weeks and then we're going to retire it. |
[3141.22 --> 3145.22] And then after that, it might make some future special edition appearances. |
[3145.46 --> 3145.90] Who knows? |
[3146.04 --> 3152.56] But if you want one, make sure you go over there and pick one up now because who knows when it will ever come back. |
[3152.64 --> 3155.60] So we're going to extend that discount code for two more weeks. |
[3156.12 --> 3160.16] And come say hi to Chris, Brent and myself in Denver at the meetup. |
[3160.26 --> 3162.76] Go to meetup.com slash Jupiter Broadcasting. |
[3162.76 --> 3165.42] And I've mentioned a couple of times, it matters a lot. |
[3165.52 --> 3167.72] Your feedback, selfhosted.show slash contact. |
[3167.92 --> 3169.36] That's the place to get in touch with us. |
[3169.74 --> 3171.06] You can follow me on Twitter. |
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[3172.60 --> 3174.10] And I'm there at Ironic Badger. |
[3174.24 --> 3177.76] And this here show is there at selfhosted.show. |
[3178.04 --> 3180.48] And I want to extend a big thanks to everybody for listening. |
[3180.80 --> 3182.94] That was selfhosted.show slash 51. |
[3182.94 --> 3187.54] See you next time. |
[3187.54 --> 3188.44] I'll see you next time. |
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• Discussion of the host's de-Googling experience and its challenges |
• News that Cobalt has pulled out of manufacturing the Helios 64 Ultimate Arm-Powered NAS due to manufacturing difficulties and over-expansion |
• System76 factory tour and its relevance to Cobalt's situation |
• Possibility of Alex starting a company to build an ultimate NAS |
• Discussion on 3D printing vs metal prototypes |
• Appreciation of manufacturing work |
• Visit to a factory showing intricate process |
• Discussion with Carl, founder of System76, on details in manufacturing |
• Realization of the complexity involved in replicating manufacturing processes |
• Comparison to podcast production and manufacturing pipeline |
• Concern about potential lack of support for Cobol due to review |
• Wyze cameras' RTMP firmware and RTSP functionality |
• Docker container "Docker Wyze Bridge" to enable RTSP streaming |
• Using Docker Wyze Bridge with Blue Iris software |
• Compatibility issues with older Wyze V2 firmware |
• Recent changes to Wyze V3 firmware affecting compatibility |
• Links to compatible firmware in show notes |
• Introduction of Raspberry Pi KVM v3 hat on Kickstarter |
• Price concerns for a device that costs $145 without the Raspberry Pi and over $200 with it |
• Comparison to built-in IPMI on motherboards, which may be a more cost-effective option |
• Discussion of external devices versus built-in options |
• Value added by being able to control multiple devices from one Raspberry Pi |
• Potential use cases for devices that don't have built-in IPMI options |
• Raspberry Pi console access |
• Airflow in a server cupboard |
• Temperature in an RV while recording |
• Linode's cloud computing services and benefits |
• Anniversary of the show going independent with support from Linode |
• Features and capabilities of Linode, including S3 compatible object storage and DNS manager |
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