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• Review of Home Assistant's new dedicated hardware |
• Alex's computer lab and server setup, including using QuickSync capable systems |
• Discussion of ITX boards and PCI port limitations |
• Comparison of the benefits and drawbacks of having multiple servers and desktops for various tasks |
• Introduction to HedgeDoc, a modern Google Docs alternative that can be self-hosted |
• HedgeDoc is a collaboration tool for markdown documents |
• It allows real-time editing and rendering of documents |
• Supports features like tags, document library, and shortcuts |
• Can be self-hosted using Docker containers |
• Migrating from Code EMD to HedgeDoc was relatively smooth and straightforward |
• Linode as cloud server provider |
• Backend infrastructure and new projects hosted on Linode |
• Features and capabilities of Linode |
• Home Assistant blue box device |
• Specifications and features of the Odroid N2+ processor in the Home Assistant blue box |
• Comparison to other smart home devices and hubs |
• Price: $180 total cost, including shipping |
• First boot experience: plug in, go to browser, type homeassistant.local |
• Performance comparison: faster than Raspberry Pi 4 with Home Assistant install |
• Hardware: uses a disk (USB) rather than SD card |
• Value proposition: dedicated box for Home Assistant worth under $200 |
• Benefits of using Home Assistant on its own dedicated host: improved performance, easier management, and better long-term strategy |
• Power draw and efficiency of the device |
• Compatibility with solar power and off-grid living |
• Device specifications and performance under load and idle conditions |
• Reliability and potential issues with WiFi connectivity in metal housing |
• EMMC write endurance and its implications for long-term use |
• Potential future updates and improvements to the device |
• EMMC storage limitations and potential for data loss |
• Importance of moving logs off of SSDs to prevent wear out |
• Pros and cons of using USB storage vs internal EMMC |
• Docker and container management systems (Rancher OS, Ubuntu) |
• Minimalist Docker setup options and recommendations |
• Ubuntu base with Docker installation |
• Comparison of CentOS Stream as a container platform vs Ubuntu |
• Importance of community support, LTS releases, and cloud support in choosing an OS |
• ZFS and WireGuard support in Ubuntu |
• Concerns about snap packaging system in Ubuntu |
• Discussion of vendor-agnosticism in Linux packaging |
• The importance of vendor neutrality in the Linux ecosystem |
• Comparison of Flatpaks and Snaps, including host-your-own repository capabilities |
• Arch Linux and its AUR package manager as a desirable alternative |
• Use cases for snaps in business settings due to their ability to facilitate vendor relationships and distribution |
• Comparison of Ethernet over coax and Powerline networking, with Ethernet over coax being recommended for better performance |
• The host mentions an "interesting thing" and considers it for a future project |
• A term called "Mocha" is mentioned, but its meaning is unclear |
• Reports from an email are discussed regarding internet speeds (gigabit) |
• The show's reliance on site reliability engineers is mentioned |
• Self-hosted.show membership is promoted as a way to support the show |
[0.00 --> 6.32] Coming up on the show, I review Home Assistant's new dedicated hardware, Alex is literally buried |
[6.32 --> 10.72] in computers, and our favorite Google Docs killer has a big update. I'm Chris. |
[11.10 --> 13.20] And I'm Alex, and this is Self Hosted. |
[14.44 --> 21.12] Oh, Chris, I am surrounded by computer parts. I mean, literally, I could open a shop right now. |
[21.20 --> 25.14] I've got every single computer I own in pieces right now. |
[25.14 --> 29.44] I feel your pain. I am surrounded in laptop parts at the moment. |
[30.00 --> 32.16] Is that because of the XPS reviews you're doing? |
[32.48 --> 36.90] I have a couple of machines in for review at the moment, plus a personal server project that I'm working on. |
[37.00 --> 42.40] And then I was moving offices, and I had all of the different screws neatly organized for each laptop case. |
[42.66 --> 48.16] And my daughter came in and said, what are these, Daddy? And mixed them. |
[48.26 --> 49.24] Oh, no. |
[50.38 --> 51.18] Mixed them all. |
[52.92 --> 54.54] Screws are the worst as well. |
[55.06 --> 55.30] Yeah. |
[55.66 --> 57.12] Particularly laptop-sized ones. |
[57.12 --> 60.10] What are you, what are you, deepen projects over there, several at a time? |
[60.50 --> 61.68] Yeah, that's just it. |
[61.80 --> 66.04] So I built a system around the UNAZ and QuickSync a little while ago. |
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