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[1885.54 --> 1886.18] There you go. |
[1886.46 --> 1887.36] How did I know? |
[1887.44 --> 1888.20] How did I know? |
[1888.28 --> 1889.68] That would be your suggestion, Alex. |
[1889.68 --> 1894.36] Well, see, this is why I'm going to say subscribe to your channel, Jeff, because there's just some great videos over there. |
[1894.52 --> 1896.86] And maybe one day I'll see that project on there. |
[1897.18 --> 1897.74] I hope so. |
[1897.90 --> 1898.52] That would be fun. |
[1898.76 --> 1904.20] Well, Jeff, before we get out of here, I was wondering if there's any way you'd like to send people your channel or Twitter or something like that. |
[1904.62 --> 1908.10] Everything is linked from my personal website, jeffgearling.com. |
[1908.62 --> 1913.40] I started my personal site back in 2001 or 2002 or something like that. |
[1913.88 --> 1916.98] And I like to have my data in my site. |
[1916.98 --> 1919.54] So I typically post things preferentially there. |
[1920.46 --> 1924.22] And, you know, I can't do video hosting and things like that. |
[1924.36 --> 1931.56] I could, and I actually did at one point, but I realized that YouTube does it way better than I ever could with streaming and all that kind of stuff. |
[1931.66 --> 1933.92] So I like to take ownership of that. |
[1934.08 --> 1936.96] So jeffgearling.com is where I throw everything primarily. |
[1937.16 --> 1939.58] And then you can go to the other sites from there. |
[1940.02 --> 1941.28] We'll have a link in our show notes, too. |
[1941.38 --> 1942.26] Thanks for joining us, Jeff. |
[1942.56 --> 1944.00] Yeah, thanks so much for having me. |
[1944.00 --> 1947.28] And a big thank you from me because you saved my bacon. |
[1947.84 --> 1951.20] I can't count the number of times with the roles on Ansible Galaxy. |
[1951.46 --> 1952.68] So huge, huge past Alex. |
[1952.84 --> 1953.78] Thanks, current Jeff. |
[1956.82 --> 1959.42] Well, now I'm even more excited about the Raspberry Pi. |
[1959.56 --> 1960.58] Thanks to Jeff for coming on. |
[1960.62 --> 1964.74] And of course, like we said, we have links to his channel and everything in the show notes. |
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