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[1122.18 --> 1125.10] And then, you know, they flashed Home Assistant onto it. |
[1125.20 --> 1129.72] But if you want Zigbee or Z-Wave or Matter Support, you got to add a dongle. |
[1129.72 --> 1138.54] And it's not really flexible in that regard where this is a device that they kind of control the board that the compute module is going to sit in. |
[1138.84 --> 1140.82] They can integrate things like Zigbee. |
[1141.08 --> 1142.96] They can do things like PoE. |
[1142.96 --> 1152.66] And it seems like when you look at also their hardware stats we talked about earlier and you see so many, so many users are using the Raspberry Pi. |
[1153.04 --> 1162.94] It probably makes sense from like a software end user reliability stability standpoint to base your core product on that same platform if you can. |
[1163.30 --> 1170.24] Because then improvements you make there are going to benefit everybody else also using the Raspberry Pi that isn't running on an amber. |
[1170.34 --> 1171.06] They're just on a pi. |
[1171.06 --> 1172.84] Yeah, I hadn't considered that angle. |
[1173.00 --> 1173.88] That's an interesting one. |
[1174.46 --> 1181.50] And Alex, if you'll allow me, there's one small update in this October Home Assistant release that I wanted to talk about. |
[1182.10 --> 1184.34] It wasn't initially going to cover it, so I feel kind of embarrassed. |
[1184.50 --> 1185.48] But it's icons. |
[1185.74 --> 1189.14] They updated the material design icons to version 6. |
[1189.50 --> 1191.30] They've added 400 new icons. |
[1191.30 --> 1207.60] And if you haven't done this yet to your Home Assistant update, I know all this has been very Home Assistant specific, but I tell you what, it made me love my dashboard a little bit more when I went in there and just tweaked the icons for all the different entities. |
[1207.60 --> 1210.42] So they all have unique individual icons that represent what they are. |
[1210.42 --> 1223.04] And rumor has it, based on what the devs accidentally said on the live stream, they're going to include in the Lovelace wizard a new icon picker soon that lets you easily pick from these icons. |
[1223.20 --> 1224.28] Oh, good. |
[1224.34 --> 1233.70] Because the MDI website that you pick the icons from is the slowest damn web page to load on the entire freaking internet, I swear. |
[1233.76 --> 1234.20] So slow. |
[1234.42 --> 1234.78] So bad. |
[1234.98 --> 1235.02] Yeah. |
[1235.02 --> 1237.74] I'm glad they have it, but it's so slow. |
[1238.38 --> 1238.52] Yeah. |
[1238.58 --> 1239.88] So they're going to have an icon picker. |
[1239.98 --> 1240.80] It'll be built in. |
[1241.06 --> 1243.88] And these material design icons are in Home Assistant. |
[1244.04 --> 1249.24] And there's so many for your different devices that just kind of give you a nice visual indicator what it do. |
[1249.70 --> 1249.98] Mm-hmm. |
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[1395.52 --> 1399.26] Now, what were you doing earlier in the week? |
[1399.38 --> 1402.44] You weren't, you know, messing about with BGP routes, were you? |
[1403.76 --> 1406.74] No, no, I'm not pushing out changes to remove DNS entries. |
[1407.38 --> 1411.62] Just, you know, of course, listeners are probably picking up on the fact that this is the week that Facebook went down. |
[1411.88 --> 1414.30] And Alex and I are watching this with popcorn going, |
[1414.30 --> 1418.68] oh, could you imagine what it's like to be on site right now where they can't even badge in, |
[1418.78 --> 1421.24] let alone figure out why everything's down? |
[1421.70 --> 1422.50] What a nightmare. |
[1422.50 --> 1423.92] Or send each other an email. |
[1424.16 --> 1424.66] That's the thing. |
[1424.80 --> 1427.96] Like, you know, bob at facebook.com would no longer work, would it? |
[1428.54 --> 1428.94] Man. |
[1429.30 --> 1433.48] If I didn't know any better, I'd think somebody probably lost their job. |
[1433.86 --> 1436.74] Well, I mean, this conspiracy theorist in me wonders, |
[1437.08 --> 1443.98] it's all a little fishy that it happened on the exact same week as the testimony whistleblower thing. |
[1444.80 --> 1449.36] You know, is it a deflection tactic or is it just genuinely a screw up? |
[1449.36 --> 1452.50] I don't know, but you got to wonder sometimes. |
[1453.12 --> 1454.46] I don't think it was a deflection tactic. |
[1454.60 --> 1458.34] I mean, it was, if it was, that was a very significant self-inflicted wound. |
[1459.00 --> 1459.56] Yeah, true. |
[1459.92 --> 1463.04] I actually saw one of my neighbors sharing on Facebook today, |
[1463.64 --> 1466.08] 10 Facebook alternatives for 2021. |
[1466.58 --> 1467.88] I just thought that was so funny. |
[1468.30 --> 1468.48] Yeah. |
[1468.52 --> 1471.00] And Telegram saw a massive rush of new users. |
[1471.14 --> 1476.44] You know, I'd buy an insider job before I'd buy an intentional screw up, |
[1476.44 --> 1478.74] you know, like a rage quit kind of thing. |
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