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[1885.62 --> 1887.48] You know, she has fiber at her at her place. |
[1887.58 --> 1888.50] She's a pretty good connection. |
[1889.00 --> 1889.32] I know. |
[1889.82 --> 1890.24] I know. |
[1890.54 --> 1891.26] I would love that. |
[1891.72 --> 1901.44] As far as protecting my backups that I send to Google Drive, which are things like my Docker config directories, my Docker compose files, that kind of stuff. |
[1901.44 --> 1909.30] I still am very happily using duplicati, which I think I've been using for the entire run of the show, and that will do encryption for me. |
[1909.60 --> 1913.68] And it handles the both sides, encrypting and decrypting side of it. |
[1914.04 --> 1915.40] And I just love it. |
[1915.48 --> 1924.80] And I've experimented with using duplicati to save to multiple different cloud providers, which is kind of what I would do in the case of, say, mass deletion on Google Drive or some sort of issue. |
[1925.24 --> 1929.60] But I haven't pulled the trigger yet just because of the bandwidth requirements every single night to do that. |
[1929.60 --> 1932.30] It's not like Google ever killed a product either, is it? |
[1932.68 --> 1935.90] It seems like Drive's pretty core, but you never know, right? |
[1935.96 --> 1942.38] They could also start doing stupid things like revoking API access for third-party applications. |
[1942.78 --> 1945.96] Google Drive itself as a core product is probably safe. |
[1946.06 --> 1946.28] Yeah. |
[1946.56 --> 1948.22] Although nothing truly is with Google. |
[1948.22 --> 1961.30] But the workarounds that I've been using for the last several years of buying one seat of G Suite or whatever it's called this week, and then just uploading three or four terabytes, I think those days are numbered. |
[1961.70 --> 1962.28] So, yeah. |
[1962.38 --> 1968.32] I don't know if you saw, but they're also revoking sync access to the Chromium upstream, you know, open source browser. |
[1968.50 --> 1971.50] They change the terms all the time, and I could see them revoking. |
[1971.68 --> 1977.14] They've also revoked, like, the sign-on for Geary, the email client on Linux. |
[1977.14 --> 1977.22] Nice. |
[1977.66 --> 1979.12] That's just hostile, isn't it? |
[1979.18 --> 1980.74] I thought their slogan was, don't be evil. |
[1981.02 --> 1984.56] Well, I think their slogan now is, become ginormous? |
[1984.96 --> 1985.42] I'm not sure. |
[1985.76 --> 1990.44] They've done a lot of stuff with turning the screws on storage, particularly in the last six months. |
[1990.66 --> 1990.88] Yeah. |
[1990.96 --> 2000.52] So I really don't think that relying on Google anymore as your off-site backup is going to be a viable strategy beyond, I think it's June this year. |
[2000.52 --> 2007.08] The Google Photos Unlimited Storage for Pixel Owners deal that ended is now officially done, too, as this episode is out. |
[2007.20 --> 2007.80] So that's all over. |
[2008.26 --> 2008.62] Yeah, you're right. |
[2008.66 --> 2009.80] There has been a lot of changes there. |
[2010.22 --> 2011.98] That's why you mentioned it earlier. |
[2011.98 --> 2021.50] I think things like cloudfree.shop are the way to go because they're devices that have just been, they're pre-divorced from the cloud when you get them. |
[2021.98 --> 2029.66] They've been pre-flashed with OSs that are open source, that just use your local network, that don't need any cloud connection. |
[2030.12 --> 2034.10] And like Alex said, it's somebody in the community that built this, and I just think it's so cool. |
[2034.76 --> 2036.84] They're like our official, unofficial sponsor. |
[2037.06 --> 2038.28] We do have a promo, right? |
[2038.38 --> 2039.10] Do we have a promo code? |
[2039.10 --> 2039.88] We do, yeah. |
[2040.02 --> 2041.64] Self-hosted is the coupon code. |
[2042.20 --> 2046.18] I think you get 10% off a light bulb, and we get a little kickback from anything else that you buy. |
[2046.70 --> 2048.10] Oh, you know what? |
[2048.14 --> 2049.56] I need light bulbs at the studio. |
[2049.88 --> 2056.44] I was going to mention they have that outdoor smart plug, too, which is slick, but I actually am in the market for light bulbs. |
[2056.96 --> 2059.32] Correction, I think it's smart plugs, not smart bulbs. |
[2059.60 --> 2060.18] My bad. |
[2060.46 --> 2060.72] Sorry. |
[2061.40 --> 2062.34] You know what, man? |
[2062.38 --> 2063.40] You got me so excited. |
[2063.50 --> 2065.56] I thought he's got like some sort of light bulb. |
[2065.66 --> 2066.64] It's all built in over there. |
[2066.70 --> 2067.20] No, that's cool. |
[2067.58 --> 2067.98] That's cool. |
[2067.98 --> 2070.14] The smart plugs, smart plugs will do. |
[2070.54 --> 2071.92] I thought of a slogan for them, though. |
[2072.04 --> 2074.66] Cloudfree.shop, your cloud prenup. |
[2075.82 --> 2076.78] That's pretty good. |
[2077.26 --> 2078.12] I like that. |
[2078.22 --> 2078.82] I like that. |
[2079.02 --> 2079.42] Yeah, you're welcome. |
[2079.56 --> 2080.08] That's free. |
[2080.44 --> 2084.52] What do you say we do a couple of NFC automation tricks that the audience wrote in about? |
[2084.64 --> 2086.96] Because, you know, we've talked about these NFC tags a couple of times. |
[2087.02 --> 2091.88] I have one right here on the mixer that I've set up to do like D&D and stuff like that and turn on lights. |
[2091.88 --> 2095.66] This is particularly relevant for me right now because I've just switched to iOS. |
[2096.10 --> 2098.94] I wanted to take my camera game to the next level. |
[2099.18 --> 2101.62] And boy, is the camera on this thing good. |
[2101.84 --> 2110.32] But moving some of the NFC stuff across and just some of the, you know, more esoteric Android stuff that I like has been tricky. |
[2110.32 --> 2120.18] So with iOS, what happens is when I tap my NFC tag, I then have to tap on a notification that comes in on the phone, which is just, it's just one extra step, right? |
[2120.28 --> 2122.14] But someone wrote in with a workaround? |
[2122.60 --> 2122.82] Oh, yeah. |
[2122.90 --> 2124.58] And this, we got two workarounds. |
[2124.78 --> 2126.26] And I was wondering about these. |
[2126.32 --> 2129.94] So that's why I love these emails because I had seen these as possibilities. |
[2130.20 --> 2133.04] In the back of my mind, I was chewing on it as maybe something to try. |
[2133.58 --> 2136.16] But this confirms my suspicions. |
[2136.28 --> 2137.42] Billy wrote in with the first one. |
[2137.42 --> 2140.78] On episode 35, you guys talked about NFC tags in the car. |
[2140.92 --> 2143.92] I also use an NFC tag to open my garage door just like the Badger. |
[2144.24 --> 2150.40] I switched recently from Android to an iPhone and figured out a way to run the NFC automation without having to click the notification. |
[2150.90 --> 2156.66] It does require that you have your garage door brought into HomeKit, which I am using via Home Assistant. |
[2157.42 --> 2160.14] He says, then you just create an automation in the Home app. |
[2160.28 --> 2163.82] When a specific tag is tapped, like toggle the garage door. |
[2163.82 --> 2168.42] It kind of sucks that you have to do it that way, but it is triggering a Home Assistant action. |
[2168.54 --> 2172.26] If you're already using the app, this is very easy and it's simple to make it work. |
[2172.42 --> 2178.28] You could just create a Boolean that acts as a virtual switch in the Home app and then triggers a Home Assistant automation or action. |
[2178.92 --> 2179.60] That's great. |
[2179.84 --> 2180.92] That is a great idea. |
[2181.00 --> 2188.52] And I actually, I have encouraged you off air, but I am encouraging you on air at some point in the future to play around with the HomeKit integration with Home Assistant. |
[2188.52 --> 2199.68] I don't know if this gets talked about enough because I think maybe we have a lot of Android users out there that are Home Assistant users, but it brings all of the functionality in Home Assistant into HomeKit. |
[2200.20 --> 2204.70] And that makes it work with your watch, with the HomePods, with Siri. |
[2204.88 --> 2205.82] It's pretty great. |
[2206.36 --> 2208.12] I am glad that Billy wrote in with that one. |
[2208.24 --> 2210.72] I'm also even more gladder. |
[2211.04 --> 2213.98] That's not a word, but you know what I mean, that he called me the Badger. |
[2214.10 --> 2214.56] That's fun. |
[2214.96 --> 2215.62] That is fun. |
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