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[2440.66 --> 2442.22] I have an NFC tag on my mixer. |
[2442.60 --> 2443.52] I sit down. |
[2443.84 --> 2445.46] I set my phone on this tag. |
[2445.70 --> 2447.48] It goes into recording focus mode. |
[2448.64 --> 2450.68] Now Home Assistant knows I'm in recording mode. |
[2451.04 --> 2452.16] So lights change. |
[2452.16 --> 2455.50] I can do all kinds of automations based around that. |
[2455.72 --> 2458.56] And it all happens without me having to do hardly anything. |
[2459.12 --> 2461.10] And last part, and then I'm totally done. |
[2461.38 --> 2464.28] Because all of the devices show up in HomeKit, |
[2464.66 --> 2469.78] I can actually just use the built-in shortcut app on iOS. |
[2470.16 --> 2474.60] So if I never wanted to write a Home Assistant automation because I felt it was too complicated or whatever, |
[2474.94 --> 2478.50] I could do all my automations with shortcuts on iOS and on the Mac |
[2478.50 --> 2481.40] and just have it talk to the devices like HomeKit devices. |
[2481.40 --> 2483.04] And you could just do that. |
[2483.26 --> 2484.16] And it's fantastic. |
[2484.58 --> 2489.22] And it's something that I think is five notches above anything you can do on Android with Home Assistant. |
[2489.66 --> 2490.84] And I think it's fantastic. |
[2491.08 --> 2494.16] But other than that, you know, I agree there's nice things about both platforms. |
[2494.26 --> 2499.54] But I just think that's an area where iOS perhaps has a leg up for us Home Assistant users. |
[2499.54 --> 2503.60] Yeah, and this rant, it wasn't too much of a rant, I don't think. |
[2503.68 --> 2509.28] But this segment for me isn't necessarily a, I think iOS stinks and Android is better. |
[2509.44 --> 2519.66] I just think in general, they've both got significant issues that I don't know what the next few years holds in the mobile OS space. |
[2519.66 --> 2526.08] There's room for a third player, honestly, to come along and disrupt, I think. |
[2527.32 --> 2529.44] But I'm tempted by an iPhone. |
[2529.54 --> 2534.72] I must admit, you know, those cameras in particular, the camera on the Pixel 6 is good, |
[2534.72 --> 2537.76] but it's not earth-shatteringly good. |
[2537.84 --> 2540.22] Everybody else has caught up to what Google are doing, you know. |
[2541.06 --> 2544.72] Their de-blurring a face feature is just marketing. |
[2545.04 --> 2549.16] Their erase thing that they love to tout on the adverts is just that. |
[2549.24 --> 2550.30] It's just marketing as well. |
[2550.48 --> 2554.24] So, I mean, it's a perfectly fine device, but it's $700. |
[2555.18 --> 2558.90] And my 7T is just about as good, to be honest. |
[2559.06 --> 2561.44] So, I think I'm going to stick with that. |
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[2667.78 --> 2673.76] They've got their storage pods, over 500,000 customers in 175 countries. |
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[2687.78 --> 2694.58] Now, if you have any thoughts on whether Chris and I should talk a little bit more about the world of technology and the art of smart... |
[2694.58 --> 2695.52] No, wait, that's the wrong show. |
[2696.44 --> 2698.08] You should talk about this stuff a bit more. |
[2698.20 --> 2700.66] Do let us know at selfhosted.show slash contact. |
[2700.88 --> 2702.46] And, you know, we'd love to hear from you. |
[2702.46 --> 2707.32] Speaking of which, we have a bit of feedback about Home Assistant. |
[2707.90 --> 2709.52] Yeah, listener Chris writes in. |
[2709.58 --> 2711.30] He says, hello, Chris and the Badger. |
[2711.94 --> 2717.30] Home Assistant hit a milestone recently with 100,000 users participating in their analytics. |
[2718.12 --> 2721.72] This is a great way for users to contribute to the project and help shape the development. |
[2722.20 --> 2725.04] And the best part is it's an opt-in implementation. |
[2725.42 --> 2731.30] The downside to an opt-in is that it can get overlooked by some users who maybe wouldn't mind contributing. |
[2731.30 --> 2739.78] So I thought maybe a shout-out to this feature and its location in the UI would be an excellent way for the self-hosted community to give back to an incredible project. |
[2740.20 --> 2742.60] Thanks for all you do and happy hosting. |
[2742.60 --> 2751.28] If you go into Home Assistant, and this can just be Home Assistant Core, and you go into Configuration, and then in the Configuration screen, you go to General. |
[2751.74 --> 2755.42] And then in General, at the bottom of that, there's an Analytics section. |
[2755.42 --> 2761.42] And I have opted on my systems to check all those boxes and hit save. |
[2761.64 --> 2763.64] I trust the Nebukasa guys. |
[2763.72 --> 2764.90] I also pay for the service. |
[2765.24 --> 2771.16] And I want them to know that I'm running this thing on a Pi, and I'm running on an x86 box, and I'm not always using their OS. |
[2771.32 --> 2775.06] I actually want it to represent my usage, and I feel like that's the best way for me to do it. |
[2776.06 --> 2779.90] Brandon writes in with some feedback about Frigate from a couple of episodes ago. |
[2779.90 --> 2782.74] Hey guys, I just listened to episode 56. |
[2783.00 --> 2784.10] I really enjoyed the show. |
[2784.28 --> 2787.32] I've been using Frigate for a while now, and I think it's pretty great. |
[2787.70 --> 2790.34] I have not upgraded to 0.9 yet. |
[2790.50 --> 2793.48] I'm still on the version of 0.8. |
[2794.22 --> 2800.58] I'm contacting you guys because one thing Frigate's very good for is improving a camera system that you might already have. |
[2801.10 --> 2804.00] As Chris mentioned, Frigate just needs an RTSP feed. |
[2804.00 --> 2812.72] And I had a Lorex Dahua, I hope I said that right, camera system set up on my network with a standalone NVR. |
[2813.62 --> 2815.80] Frigate's integration with Home Assistant is pretty great. |
[2815.94 --> 2819.50] I've got a WISE camera in the basement which detects if the kids are playing down there. |
[2820.22 --> 2824.00] If they leave and don't turn the lights off, brackets, they never do, |
[2824.46 --> 2828.28] then it will turn the lights off after 10 minutes of not recognising any people. |
[2828.90 --> 2829.72] That's nice. |
[2829.72 --> 2834.92] When an object is detected, I get a snapshot and a notification through Home Assistant. |
[2835.58 --> 2838.70] One thing I'm curious about is updating the models in Frigate, though. |
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