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[806.40 --> 811.06] So you could do a one-click deployment of NextCloud and see if you like it or anything,
[811.26 --> 816.18] really, because you can start with a pretty base image of just the OS you like, some container
[816.18 --> 819.92] runtime stuff, and then you add the container on top of that and try it out.
[820.52 --> 825.86] And I know for some of us, you're willing to invest the time to learn something, but you
[825.86 --> 827.30] want to see if it's worth it first.
[827.48 --> 829.24] And Linode is great for that kind of thing.
[830.00 --> 830.94] I'll do a one-click.
[831.52 --> 834.94] I'll figure out how it's set up and how it's running, if I like the application, if it's
[834.94 --> 835.72] worth all the effort.
[836.28 --> 841.34] And then I'll often rebuild it either locally or on Linode with a DIY setup or in my existing
[841.34 --> 842.16] application server.
[842.24 --> 846.24] One of the things that we do here is we run all of our Jupyter broadcasting services up
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[848.62 --> 855.10] And there's a lot of catch-all services that just do things like supply us a pasteboard
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[864.52 --> 865.70] And there's applications.
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[896.38 --> 902.34] Well, it's time to welcome back to the show our resident doorbell expert, Morgan the doorbell guy.
[902.84 --> 903.80] Welcome back, Morgan.
[903.90 --> 904.34] How are you doing?
[904.78 --> 905.28] Thank you.
[905.28 --> 908.80] I'm not sure how I feel about the doorbell guy, but it's a pleasure joining back.
[909.68 --> 911.76] Hey, we had a jingle with that phrase in it.
[911.82 --> 913.54] So, I mean, that name's going to stick now.
[914.14 --> 914.54] Yeah, I think.
[914.66 --> 915.06] That's true.
[915.26 --> 915.84] That is true.
[915.96 --> 918.64] I think it's time to actually join Twitter as the doorbell guy.
[921.22 --> 923.28] Yeah, although today we're not just talking doorbells.
[924.12 --> 924.64] We aren't.
[924.72 --> 932.10] No, we thought we'd finally bring up Frigate, which is a new NVR network video recorder piece of software.
[932.10 --> 934.20] It's free and open source.
[934.42 --> 935.94] And, Morgan, you've been playing with it.
[936.58 --> 936.98] Yeah.
[936.98 --> 938.84] So, I went ahead and I got it set up.
[938.84 --> 945.50] Based on the previous episode where you mentioned WiseBridge, I was able to get WiseBridge set up really quickly.
[946.30 --> 947.80] It found my doorbell.
[947.94 --> 950.50] It found, you know, all my V3s.
[950.50 --> 956.88] And I was able to pipe using RTSP from WiseBridge over into a frigate.
[957.38 --> 962.32] It was a little difficult to get set up, mainly because I couldn't read the docs very well.
[962.40 --> 965.18] But once I got it up and running, it was pretty good.
[965.72 --> 970.56] One thing I would recommend, though, and I know this is pretty crazy, go with the beta.
[970.82 --> 974.78] The beta seems to be where the software writer is going.
[974.78 --> 976.28] He did a lot of changes.
[977.60 --> 981.30] 24-7 recording, for example, is now standard in the 9 beta.
[981.74 --> 988.80] But the biggest improvement that I saw over 0.8 was GPU acceleration worked, which was huge.
[989.42 --> 992.32] You know, obviously, it recommends you have a Coral device.
[992.62 --> 998.50] You definitely want a GPU accelerator if you're running a Wise doorbell, because the Wise doorbell comes in at 90 degrees.
[998.50 --> 1005.86] So you either rotate it at the WiseBridge, which I don't recommend, doesn't support GPU acceleration, or you do it and frig it.
[1006.32 --> 1011.50] So that little adjustment of just 90 degrees is going to eat up your CPU.
[1012.02 --> 1013.54] Yeah, that's just what I was going to say, actually.
[1013.62 --> 1019.26] You were using the iGPU built into your CPU with QuickSync to do all of that transcoding, right?
[1019.66 --> 1020.26] That's correct.
[1020.26 --> 1028.12] Yeah, so as I mentioned when I was on the show not too long ago, I purchased the U-NAS from you running an i5-8500T.
[1028.52 --> 1036.10] Switching over to the GPU QuickSync, I think my CPUs are at 41, 42C steady, and that's monitoring three cameras.
[1036.42 --> 1042.40] So for those that aren't familiar, Frigate is a real-time object detection piece of software.
[1042.40 --> 1051.94] It uses the Google TensorFlow library to perform real-time object detection, so it can do stuff like pick out cars, people, bears, dogs, cats.
[1052.46 --> 1056.34] And actually, Morgan, you told me the other day that you think it saved your cat's life.
[1056.62 --> 1058.42] Yeah, so I have kids.
[1058.52 --> 1060.08] I mentioned before on the show that I have kids.
[1060.54 --> 1065.56] And the downside of kids is that they're often, you know, they can be careless without realizing it.
[1066.12 --> 1069.14] We came back from dinner one night, one of the rare outings, you know.
[1069.14 --> 1076.58] We come back in, the kids are messing around outside, they get yelled at to come inside, and somebody doesn't close the front door properly.
[1077.04 --> 1081.94] We hear the door open about an hour later from the alarm, somebody goes and shuts it, no big deal.
[1082.62 --> 1083.84] Getting ready to go to bed.
[1084.20 --> 1089.64] So I quickly grabbed my phone, I looked at Telegram, and I noticed that it said a cat was detected at the doorbell.
[1090.24 --> 1091.80] We have a couple stray cats in the neighborhood.
[1092.16 --> 1095.54] Didn't think anything of it, but for some reason I decided to look at the video.
[1095.54 --> 1102.04] And in the video, I see these two yellow eyes peering out of the bushes, and out comes my 10-month-old cat.
[1103.06 --> 1104.46] Babe, wake up, the cat's outside.
[1104.78 --> 1109.38] We go outside, we spent 30 minutes looking for the cat, and we find the cat across the street under the Naples car.
[1110.18 --> 1117.38] You know, it was, it's pretty crazy to think that home automation and, you know, AI and ML potentially saved my cat's life.
[1117.82 --> 1120.60] Right, you had to get it, that was part of it too, is you have to get it in front of your face.
[1120.60 --> 1123.12] It's just really kind of a funny, ironic thing.
[1123.60 --> 1127.42] I also had a situation with a cat just the other day.
[1127.76 --> 1134.56] I decided to put a little Wi-Fi camera under the RV just to watch what was going on while we were parked out in the woods.
[1135.16 --> 1141.86] And the morning we were leaving, I checked my camera vents and found out that a cat was living under the RV.
[1142.38 --> 1146.52] And I don't know what would have happened if we would have fired up and started rolling because we were packing up and getting ready to go.
[1146.52 --> 1156.16] And the cameras and the alert that there was motion down there, in my case it wasn't as nice and fancy as yours, but it alerted me and I thought, you know what, I better check this.
[1156.22 --> 1159.06] I don't always check these because anything can set it off really.
[1159.46 --> 1161.64] But that one time I thought, I'm going to check that.
[1162.12 --> 1165.78] And man was I surprised when I pulled that up and saw a cat.
[1166.52 --> 1167.08] Stem away alert.
[1167.08 --> 1167.56] You were too.
[1168.14 --> 1168.44] Yeah.
[1168.44 --> 1176.40] So to talk more about Frigate, one of the things that I would recommend, obviously I mentioned this and the project mentions it as well.
[1176.52 --> 1178.60] You definitely want to get a Coral device.