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[885.38 --> 886.96] if you needed to add it to devices |
[886.96 --> 888.86] that IPMI wouldn't be an option. |
[889.30 --> 890.04] Like, you know, |
[890.08 --> 892.44] I'd love to have console-level access |
[892.44 --> 893.90] to my studio machines right now |
[893.90 --> 894.68] while I'm remote, |
[894.76 --> 895.50] while I'm here in Denver. |
[895.92 --> 896.98] For your other Raspberry Pis? |
[897.36 --> 898.20] Yeah, that too. |
[898.40 --> 899.34] It would be a great way |
[899.34 --> 901.22] to get console access to my Raspberry Pis. |
[901.22 --> 902.00] Oh, okay. |
[902.58 --> 903.02] All right. |
[903.08 --> 904.66] Now you're making me think |
[904.66 --> 906.08] maybe I should back this. |
[907.60 --> 908.42] Damn it, Alex. |
[908.74 --> 910.62] Well, now I've actually been in Lady Dupes. |
[911.52 --> 913.42] I've seen how you cool your |
[913.42 --> 914.72] air quotes server cupboard. |
[916.74 --> 917.70] It's pretty cool. |
[920.04 --> 921.50] Hey man, I just got to get airflow. |
[921.70 --> 922.48] That's all that matters. |
[922.58 --> 923.80] I just got to get airflow. |
[924.42 --> 926.92] How hot was it in the RV |
[926.92 --> 929.08] whilst you were parked at System76 last week? |
[929.18 --> 930.40] A hundred and seven? |
[930.72 --> 931.92] Yeah, it was a hundred and seven. |
[932.04 --> 933.58] I think the hottest we ever got in here, |
[933.62 --> 934.58] though, was actually Nebraska. |
[934.78 --> 936.64] I think it got near to 120 in here |
[936.64 --> 937.72] while we were recording. |
[938.12 --> 939.40] Which actually, it was impressive |
[939.40 --> 940.90] because the server, quote, |
[941.10 --> 942.64] room was the coolest place |
[942.64 --> 944.02] in the whole RV at that time. |
[947.22 --> 949.50] Leno.com slash SSH. |
[949.50 --> 952.28] Go there to get $100 in 60-day credit |
[952.28 --> 952.90] on a new account. |
[953.22 --> 954.60] And you go there to support the show. |
[954.84 --> 955.96] Hey guys, guess what? |
[956.04 --> 957.36] This week's episode marks |
[957.36 --> 958.50] our one-year anniversary |
[958.50 --> 959.94] going independent again. |
[960.42 --> 960.70] Yay! |
[961.12 --> 961.58] How about that? |
[961.62 --> 962.38] How awesome is that? |
[962.74 --> 964.02] It's so cool |
[964.02 --> 965.90] because Linode helped make that possible. |
[966.06 --> 967.84] Amongst our member support |
[967.84 --> 968.58] and those of you |
[968.58 --> 969.52] who went over to |
[969.52 --> 971.16] linode.com slash SSH. |
[971.16 --> 972.16] We're here now, |
[972.34 --> 973.66] rocking a year of independence. |
[974.00 --> 974.76] And Linode, |
[974.96 --> 977.10] they've been independent since 2003. |
[977.48 --> 980.12] So they've really figured this out. |
[980.22 --> 982.34] Like that's 18 years of focusing |
[982.34 --> 984.22] on just being awesome |
[984.22 --> 985.56] at cloud computing. |
[985.76 --> 987.48] They started when it was new |
[987.48 --> 988.80] and they have just evolved with it |
[988.80 --> 990.06] and they have remained competitive |
[990.06 --> 991.12] and sharp. |
[991.40 --> 992.96] They have 11 global data centers |
[992.96 --> 994.60] serving nearly a million customers |
[994.60 --> 996.22] and businesses around the globe. |
[996.22 --> 997.00] But really, |
[997.20 --> 998.98] their mission remains unchanged |
[998.98 --> 1000.38] since 18 years ago. |
[1000.86 --> 1002.36] Make cloud computing simple, |
[1002.62 --> 1002.94] affordable, |
[1003.10 --> 1004.04] and accessible to all. |
[1004.36 --> 1005.74] If you set up thousands of servers |
[1005.74 --> 1006.86] or if you've never set up |
[1006.86 --> 1007.58] a server before, |
[1008.00 --> 1009.06] Linode can make that work. |
[1009.16 --> 1010.18] I know it sounds like |
[1010.18 --> 1011.04] an impossible task. |
[1011.48 --> 1012.78] That's why I rave about them. |
[1012.82 --> 1014.00] They've really done a great job. |
[1014.36 --> 1015.18] We've been using |
[1015.18 --> 1016.80] the absolute schmeck |
[1016.80 --> 1018.16] out of their S3 compatible |
[1018.16 --> 1019.08] object storage. |
[1019.52 --> 1021.20] We created a Denver bucket |
[1021.20 --> 1023.26] and we created a System76 bucket |
[1023.26 --> 1024.78] and all of the media |
[1024.78 --> 1026.40] across multiple cameras, |
[1026.56 --> 1027.46] multiple recorders, |
[1027.54 --> 1028.46] all gets uploaded |
[1028.46 --> 1029.64] to those buckets. |
[1029.96 --> 1031.02] And then our next cloud instance, |
[1031.12 --> 1031.72] what we put on there, |
[1031.78 --> 1032.90] also saves to their S3 |
[1032.90 --> 1033.96] compatible object storage. |
[1034.26 --> 1035.10] And then my system's |
[1035.10 --> 1036.00] back up there as well, |
[1036.46 --> 1037.90] right here from the RV. |
[1038.24 --> 1039.04] It's pretty awesome |
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