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[2332.34 --> 2333.66] It's a nice, tight, quicker show. |
[2334.14 --> 2334.72] Isn't that great? |
[2334.98 --> 2337.46] All the Drew loving, just less ads. |
[2337.64 --> 2340.10] And you also get extra content. |
[2340.44 --> 2341.30] A post show. |
[2341.52 --> 2345.66] You get a post show where I'm going to try to propose, Alex, try something new for the summer. |
[2345.88 --> 2346.80] We'll see how that goes. |
[2346.80 --> 2347.74] Oh, no. |
[2347.82 --> 2349.00] How much is this going to cost me? |
[2349.24 --> 2350.58] Oh, yes, it will cost you. |
[2351.48 --> 2352.90] Also, thank you to a Cloud Guru. |
[2352.98 --> 2354.24] You can find them on social media. |
[2354.36 --> 2356.40] They're just slash a Cloud Guru everywhere. |
[2356.86 --> 2357.70] Pretty easy to find them. |
[2357.70 --> 2361.48] Selfhosted.show slash contact is the place to go to get in touch with us. |
[2361.60 --> 2364.42] And you can find me on Discord at AlexKTZ. |
[2364.78 --> 2365.56] I'm over there, too. |
[2365.62 --> 2369.28] You can find me at Chris Lass on the Discord or on the Twitter. |
[2369.50 --> 2372.32] And the show is on the Twitter, too, at Self Hosted Show. |
[2372.56 --> 2373.52] Thanks for listening, everybody. |
[2373.52 --> 2376.12] That was selfhosted.show slash 44. |
[0.00 → 7.46] Have you noticed lately that the self-hosted and Home lab Subreddits freaking love their dashboards? |
[8.10 → 10.78] Yes, it's dashboards all day. Are you kidding me? |
[11.36 → 16.54] Every third post is, oh, I'm just humblebragging about all the self-hosted services I've got. |
[16.54 → 20.84] And I always feel like my dashboard is not as pretty as it could be. |
[21.34 → 23.22] I mean, they're not even as nice as your dashboards. |
[23.30 → 27.00] And these dashboards are like, they look like you should be controlling a starship with some of them. |
[27.00 → 31.16] The word dashboard has become a sound to me. You've just said it too much. |
[31.56 → 33.66] Dashboard, dashboard. Yeah. |
[33.98 → 39.60] I mean, there are lots of options, right? There is Homer, there is Kendal, there is, I mean, there are dozens of them. |
[39.84 → 46.34] I get why people like them, but they're just another thing to become out of date. |
[46.42 → 52.54] And I find that even if I set one up, the entropy to keeping it up to date is too high. |
[52.54 → 57.88] And six months later, I haven't opened it for a while. And, oh, I don't even run that service anymore. |
[57.98 → 58.90] Why is that still on there? |
[59.40 → 63.06] And it gets worse the more devices you have, or you remove or add. |
[63.22 → 67.58] And in some cases, I have devices that go offline or online depending on my location. |
[68.16 → 71.02] And then the dashboard is like messed up temporarily while I'm travelling. |
[71.02 → 74.32] And then I just like debate the entire time if I should remove it. |
[74.62 → 80.06] And God forbid, I take something out, and then I have to go everywhere and make sure I've got it removed from my Lovelace dashboard and my Heads Up dashboard. |
[80.40 → 83.04] It's just like it's dashboard overload for me. |
[83.46 → 86.34] But I get the people like they like sharing them. |
[86.74 → 92.74] And I kind of like I like viewing them sort of like I enjoy viewing desktop screenshots. |
[93.66 → 95.14] Oh, that's an interesting way to do it. |
[95.14 → 98.56] And sometimes I'm like, never going to do that. |
[99.18 → 100.66] I'm just never going to go that far. |
[101.32 → 102.02] It's discovery. |
[102.46 → 104.80] You know, oh, look, this person's got 47 apps. |
[104.94 → 106.24] What what does this one do? |
[106.66 → 107.26] Yeah, that's true. |
[107.38 → 107.78] That's true. |
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[110.52 → 113.70] They are the leader in learning for the cloud, Linux and other modern tech skills. |
[114.06 → 116.28] Hundreds of courses and thousands of hands on labs. |
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[119.86 → 121.52] Did you see the Preamp update? |
[121.92 → 122.76] Wow, Alex. |
[123.02 → 124.94] I was wondering if you caught this. |
[124.94 → 126.90] I was going to ask you if you saw the new Preamp. |
[127.00 → 131.48] Yeah, it's its a big update for iOS and Android. |
[132.02 → 135.10] And I think at least the iOS one will be really soon. |
[135.16 → 138.36] But the death is a desktop version of Preamp now as well, which I didn't even know. |
[139.02 → 144.70] And they've added one feature that I've wanted since the very first time I tried Preamp. |
[144.90 → 146.10] And it's the shuffle button. |
[146.52 → 148.30] So happy to have a shuffle button now. |
[148.90 → 150.28] I don't know what to say to that. |
[150.92 → 154.50] And I know you're going to be elated to see that they've also added Siri support. |
[154.50 → 159.22] So now you can play music on Preamp through Siri, which I'm sure you're going to use all the time. |
[160.04 → 165.48] And as you know, as being a heavy iOS user, I'm not I'm still on Android. |
[165.62 → 173.26] I tried to switch to iOS in January, but was wearing a lot of face masks in the hospital and face ID and all that. |
[173.26 → 175.00] I ended up going back to Android. |
[175.20 → 179.46] So I was delighted to see that they've now added Siri support. |
[179.90 → 180.28] That's true. |
[180.44 → 180.96] That's true. |
[181.06 → 182.14] And it works. |
[182.28 → 183.16] You know, it's very simple. |
[183.66 → 185.38] It's its nothing really to write home about. |
[185.46 → 187.56] That's probably stuff that should have had a long time ago. |
[187.56 → 197.26] And I think in general, Preamp is probably one of my favourite Plex adjacent ecosystem applications. |
[197.26 → 200.82] We get people that write into the show, and they'll say, why do you guys use Plex? |
[200.90 → 201.62] There's Jellyfin. |
[201.76 → 202.58] There are other alternatives. |
[202.58 → 218.08] There's just this ecosystem around Plex now between the friends that I can share with, like Alex, for library sharing options, but also these apps around Plex that break off like the music experience into this individual app that's dedicated to just music. |
[218.08 → 219.34] It's its just wonderful. |
[219.34 → 222.62] And it's nice to see it get updated to version 3.4.5. |
[222.62 → 227.64] It really makes the music experience in Plex quite pleasurable, to be honest with you. |
[227.64 → 235.66] And the design language they've used for the application brings it up to the same sort of polish as something like Spotify or something like that. |
[236.08 → 239.70] It is just a 100% native looking music app. |
[239.80 → 241.24] And I think it's freaking great. |
[241.70 → 243.34] There are some things that aren't so freaking great, though. |
[243.88 → 244.98] Good and bad, I suppose. |
[245.16 → 251.46] Plex revealed that it recently completed a growth equity round of 50 million dollars from an existing investor. |
[251.76 → 252.74] Oh, yeah. |
[252.74 → 252.88] Yeah. |
[253.18 → 258.76] And the company intends to invest its money in a mission to become a one-stop shop for movies and TV. |
[258.94 → 261.74] And it aims to do this by addressing one of the most fuss. |
[262.18 → 268.70] And it aims to do this by addressing one of the most frustrating aspects today in the legal streaming market, they say. |
[268.82 → 271.04] And that is fragmentation. |
[271.54 → 273.06] You know, all the different streaming services. |
[273.06 → 279.28] They want to bring it all into Plex, including your pirated content or whatever else you might have on there. |
[279.28 → 284.98] Like for me, we use Plex for just home videos that we record that we don't want to put up like on YouTube or something. |
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