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[1923.98 --> 1925.70] and maybe I can make adjustments |
[1925.70 --> 1926.54] based on that if I want. |
[1926.58 --> 1927.38] I actually haven't decided |
[1927.38 --> 1928.40] to take any action on that. |
[1928.46 --> 1929.18] Right now I'm just collecting |
[1929.18 --> 1929.72] the information |
[1929.72 --> 1931.34] and collecting historical information. |
[1932.20 --> 1933.72] And so when summer comes around, |
[1933.78 --> 1934.36] I'll have a totally, |
[1934.58 --> 1934.82] you know, |
[1934.98 --> 1935.78] different set of data |
[1935.78 --> 1936.76] and then when the whole year |
[1936.76 --> 1937.20] is completed, |
[1937.30 --> 1938.30] I think the information |
[1938.30 --> 1939.38] is going to be pretty fascinating |
[1939.38 --> 1941.10] and I'll probably be able |
[1941.10 --> 1941.70] to overlay it |
[1941.70 --> 1942.66] with temperature information |
[1942.66 --> 1943.52] and all kinds of stuff. |
[1943.88 --> 1945.22] So I brought together |
[1945.22 --> 1947.78] the history stats integration |
[1947.78 --> 1950.00] with the utility meter integration |
[1950.00 --> 1951.10] and I have, |
[1951.36 --> 1951.62] again, |
[1951.74 --> 1953.46] an example of what that looks like |
[1953.46 --> 1954.90] in your configuration.yaml |
[1954.90 --> 1955.96] linked in the show notes. |
[1956.44 --> 1957.30] So now what that's done |
[1957.30 --> 1957.78] is it's created |
[1957.78 --> 1958.82] these virtual sensors |
[1958.82 --> 1960.16] that I've built dashboards around |
[1960.16 --> 1960.98] in Home Assistant |
[1960.98 --> 1962.60] that give me all this information |
[1962.60 --> 1963.86] that I think |
[1963.86 --> 1964.80] that's where they're going |
[1964.80 --> 1966.32] with the built-in energy support, |
[1966.48 --> 1967.78] but I like my version better |
[1967.78 --> 1968.70] than I built myself. |
[1969.40 --> 1970.22] It's not too bad, actually. |
[1970.30 --> 1971.52] 17 lines of code |
[1971.52 --> 1973.30] to do all that history stat stuff. |
[1973.40 --> 1974.70] It's not unreasonable. |
[1975.26 --> 1976.18] And it's very readable. |
[1976.30 --> 1977.12] Like it all makes sense |
[1977.12 --> 1977.64] when you read it. |
[1977.66 --> 1978.52] You can see what I'm doing. |
[1978.66 --> 1980.00] There's nothing tricky about it. |
[1980.30 --> 1981.08] Yeah, that's very true. |
[1981.24 --> 1981.42] Now, |
[1981.58 --> 1982.68] something else we've talked about |
[1982.68 --> 1983.58] on the show previously |
[1983.58 --> 1985.48] is de-Google-ifying. |
[1986.22 --> 1986.96] I'll be honest, |
[1987.16 --> 1988.06] whilst I've been in England, |
[1988.16 --> 1989.06] I haven't been paying |
[1989.06 --> 1990.72] much attention to that. |
[1990.80 --> 1991.94] I've just been getting on |
[1991.94 --> 1993.04] with the business of traveling. |
[1993.58 --> 1993.98] However, |
[1994.44 --> 1996.30] you mentioned in LUP this week, |
[1996.68 --> 1997.86] linuxonplugged.com |
[1997.86 --> 1998.88] slash 426, |
[1999.42 --> 2001.46] a tool called TubeSync. |
[2001.68 --> 2001.98] Yeah, |
[2002.04 --> 2002.68] think of TubeSync |
[2002.68 --> 2004.20] as a PVR for YouTube. |
[2004.42 --> 2006.22] You give it channels |
[2006.22 --> 2006.94] and playlists, |
[2007.06 --> 2007.88] or if you're familiar |
[2007.88 --> 2008.56] with Sonar, |
[2008.64 --> 2009.82] it's like Sonar for YouTube. |
[2010.06 --> 2011.54] And then it goes out |
[2011.54 --> 2012.84] and pulls down the videos |
[2012.84 --> 2013.32] and it gives you |
[2013.32 --> 2014.46] a dashboard to tell you |
[2014.46 --> 2015.76] how many video sources |
[2015.76 --> 2016.70] you're pulling from, |
[2016.96 --> 2018.28] what's coming up next, |
[2018.66 --> 2019.78] exactly like you might expect |
[2019.78 --> 2021.00] from something like Sonar. |
[2021.00 --> 2023.14] It's a pretty advanced UI |
[2023.14 --> 2024.84] and there's a Docker Compose |
[2024.84 --> 2026.04] that gets most of it |
[2026.04 --> 2026.88] set up for you too, Alex, |
[2026.94 --> 2028.14] including the Elasticsearch |
[2028.14 --> 2028.86] stuff you might need. |
[2029.16 --> 2030.24] The reason I brought this up |
[2030.24 --> 2030.92] on this show |
[2030.92 --> 2033.28] is this isn't Linux |
[2033.28 --> 2034.30] unplugged extras, |
[2034.60 --> 2036.72] but I actually found |
[2036.72 --> 2037.44] something called |
[2037.44 --> 2039.36] MediaCMS.io |
[2039.36 --> 2040.94] and this is essentially |
[2040.94 --> 2043.72] a YouTube front-end clone. |
[2044.40 --> 2045.24] So what I was thinking |
[2045.24 --> 2046.68] about doing was, |
[2046.90 --> 2047.84] originally anyway, |
[2047.84 --> 2049.38] I was going to use TubeSync |
[2049.38 --> 2050.44] to download the videos |
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