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[759.88 → 762.70] I even ended up paying for like some sort of family storage plan. |
[762.84 → 772.32] So that way I knew, because my mom's on there and, you know, my wife, and I just wanted to know that everybody's photos were backed up, even though I also back them up. |
[772.32 → 782.32] My phone, every picture I take goes off to Nextcloud in 100% quality, but Google Photos also duplicates everything. |
[782.68 → 789.78] I'm off the Google Photos sauce because I'm using the iCloud photo, but it's like, you know, trading one service for the other. |
[789.78 → 798.10] I mean, there are arguments to be made for Google's privacy policies versus Apple's, but I'm not sure if I fully trust either, to be honest with you. |
[798.42 → 799.12] Yeah, yeah. |
[799.22 → 803.36] I mean, I'm kind of gambling that Apple's are a little better and that they're not mining it for data, but... |
[803.36 → 804.42] No, make no mistake, bro. |
[804.54 → 806.18] Apple are mining you for your cash. |
[806.44 → 806.80] Right. |
[807.00 → 807.44] No kidding. |
[807.66 → 808.10] No kidding. |
[808.10 → 814.30] And we have talked about Google Photos alternatives, and it's not that I'm not going to implement one of those. |
[814.34 → 815.36] That's actually been my intention. |
[815.90 → 821.36] But I still feel like I get some value out of just paying Apple to back that thing up because they are so valuable. |
[821.98 → 823.52] And that's really, photos are it. |
[823.72 → 827.08] Like, pretty much everything else, I'm comfortable how I back it up. |
[827.82 → 830.44] Although I know there are a couple of areas that I could probably do better. |
[830.64 → 835.66] I mean, do you feel like there's an area where if you were to audit your backups right now, you'd look at it and go, oh, no, Alex, you got to fix it. |
[835.66 → 836.60] Yeah, I do. |
[837.20 → 840.32] So the last couple of months have been a bit crazy for me. |
[840.38 → 847.46] My wife and I had our first daughter, and she came a little bit early, and she spent a couple of months in the hospital. |
[848.20 → 851.56] So things have kind of been decaying whilst I've been there. |
[852.06 → 854.34] Congratulations, an official on-show congratulations. |
[854.66 → 854.86] Yay. |
[855.92 → 856.28] Yay. |
[857.00 → 859.98] I've known, but this is the first time you've said anything on the show, so it's exciting. |
[859.98 → 863.88] Yeah, I didn't want to go public until she was home, just in case, because, anyway. |
[864.66 → 868.64] She's home, she's healthy, everything's good with the world. |
[869.02 → 875.80] So, yeah, I purchased the Helios as to be my on-site replication backup device. |
[875.96 → 876.10] Right. |
[876.10 → 888.52] And then when everything went down in January, and Ella was born, I was in the middle of rebuilding my server at that point, because that's when the whole GVTG thing started playing up and not working quite as I'd hoped. |
[888.68 → 895.66] So, you know, I was at the hospital most of the day, but I'd come back here for two or three hours just to unwind and just mess around with hardware and stuff. |
[895.66 → 899.06] And I never quite got to putting my backups back in place. |
[899.16 → 902.24] And it's one of those things you think, oh, I'll get to it, I'll get to it. |
[902.26 → 906.00] And then before you know it, a year later, you have a problem, you think, crap. |
[906.44 → 907.20] I never got to it. |
[908.56 → 908.90] Yeah. |
[908.90 → 914.94] I do have plans, which we'll share with you soon, as to what's going to replace the Helios in that situation. |
[915.20 → 923.68] But I'm tight-lipped for now, but we do have an upcoming segment on backups that will hopefully give you some ideas and inspiration. |
[923.68 → 927.64] Linode.com slash SSH. |
[927.72 → 930.26] Go there to get $100 in Linde credit. |
[930.36 → 933.72] This could be the opportunity to try out Linde. |
[933.82 → 935.42] Linode.com slash SSH. |
[935.56 → 937.12] You also support the show. |
[937.64 → 939.48] Linde is how we host in the cloud. |
[939.70 → 944.78] We've built all kinds of backend services for the show and for Jupyter Broadcasting on Linde. |
[944.78 → 948.42] And I have a peace of mind knowing that Linde has great support. |
[948.52 → 952.46] So if I ever get stuck, well, I know they're going to take care of me. |
[952.46 → 961.78] In fact, they just received, Linde just received the People's Choice Stevie Award for Favourite Customer Service in the Computer Services category. |
[962.24 → 963.72] That's huge, you guys. |
[963.96 → 969.22] Having great support has been one of the key things that people write into our show when they switch and tell us about Linde. |
[969.48 → 971.36] They have 11 data centres worldwide. |
[971.36 → 980.54] In 2016, they became their own ISP and have full control over their own network and have built out superfast connections to their worldwide data centres. |
[980.54 → 986.90] They have a brilliant cloud manager that makes it simple to use Linde if you're a brand-new user or if you're a pro. |
[987.06 → 988.30] You're going to love what they have. |
[988.48 → 989.40] Then there's the pricing. |
[990.42 → 992.66] Linde has dialled this in. |
[992.80 → 994.22] The value is nuts. |
[994.58 → 996.92] They have systems, of course, are like $5 a month, right? |
[996.96 → 999.80] But you can do different combinations depending on what you need. |
[999.88 → 1001.68] Maybe you need a lot of memory or a lot of CPU. |
[1002.10 → 1003.16] Maybe you need GPU. |
[1003.28 → 1004.56] Maybe you need several GPUs. |
[1004.66 → 1005.74] Maybe you need it all. |
[1005.74 → 1011.56] I got to be honest, we recently just decided to go all in on our matrix server because it's getting busier and busier. |
[1012.12 → 1013.82] And it's awesome what Linde lets you do. |
[1013.92 → 1020.16] And even when you need to upgrade an existing machine or clone a machine or snapshot, it's all just brilliant in their cloud manager. |
[1020.28 → 1025.16] I'm really impressed with the complexity that they can make seem so simple. |
[1025.26 → 1030.52] You know, like I'm managing servers in data centres around the world, and they just make it all seem so intuitive. |
[1030.52 → 1031.68] So I like that. |
[1031.74 → 1034.90] And you can really get a sense of that when you try out our $100 credit. |
[1035.00 → 1039.38] $100 when you go to linode.com slash SSH. |
[1039.54 → 1040.82] See what I've been talking about. |
[1040.96 → 1042.80] And, of course, you support the show. |
[1042.94 → 1050.32] When you go there, and you visit that URL and you use that, and you sign up, it tells Linde that our audience is supporting the show and that Linde should keep supporting us. |
[1050.38 → 1052.02] It helps us put these shows out for free. |
[1052.18 → 1054.42] It makes content like this possible. |
[1055.00 → 1056.68] It's the circle of podcasting. |
[1056.88 → 1059.18] Go to linode.com slash SSH. |
[1059.18 → 1062.40] Don't be using that stinking Linux unplugged Linde code. |
[1062.50 → 1064.30] You've got to be using that self-hosted Linde code. |
[1064.38 → 1064.74] That's right. |
[1065.00 → 1065.46] Live long. |
[1065.70 → 1067.40] So hashtag SSH. |
[1067.52 → 1071.08] Live long and go to linode.com slash SSH. |
[1073.00 → 1076.64] My home assistant box password shamed me this week. |
[1076.74 → 1077.44] Did you get this? |
[1077.68 → 1078.10] Yes. |
[1078.50 → 1080.14] Did you get it for the SSH add-in? |
[1080.38 → 1081.44] That's what I think I got it for. |
[1082.10 → 1084.02] Mine was node red, I think. |
[1084.68 → 1085.96] Oh, node red. |
[1086.10 → 1089.16] Alex, you're using a bad password with node red? |
[1089.84 → 1090.16] Oh my goodness. |
[1090.16 → 1091.92] Or maybe even home assistant itself? |
[1092.18 → 1092.36] Yeah. |
[1092.44 → 1092.72] I don't know. |
[1092.74 → 1093.30] I've been a bit busy. |
[1093.38 → 1094.24] I didn't actually read it. |
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