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[688.48 → 693.24] And I have a lot of respect for the Plex folks, but it is just what it is now is I'm using Infuse. |
[693.52 → 696.56] And you can get it at firecore.com slash Infuse. |
[696.76 → 701.36] And they've just recently released a Mac desktop version, too, which is kind of a neat idea, I suppose. |
[701.82 → 706.22] I know lots of the audience are frantically screaming at their podcast devices. |
[706.34 → 707.24] What about Jellyfin? |
[707.40 → 708.12] What about MB? |
[708.60 → 709.40] Well, maybe one day. |
[709.48 → 712.42] Maybe you and I eventually will become Jellyfin guys in the future. |
[712.48 → 712.92] It could happen. |
[713.54 → 716.26] I do experiment it from time to time. |
[716.32 → 718.04] Have you ever kicked the tires with Jellyfin? |
[718.04 → 718.68] I have. |
[718.98 → 720.02] And I went back to Plex. |
[720.98 → 721.50] Okay. |
[721.66 → 721.98] Sorry. |
[722.80 → 725.36] I mean, it's pretty good for what it is. |
[725.90 → 727.72] It's just Plex has a head start. |
[728.10 → 736.80] And the fit and finish of the UI and the experience I have there is much better on Plex than Jellyfin. |
[737.28 → 738.56] What would it take for you to switch? |
[738.56 → 745.80] I think when it's suitable for my family members, you know, that they have a lot of time invested in learning. |
[746.28 → 748.56] Plex has various UI changes over the years. |
[748.94 → 751.84] And they kind of figured out how it works now for the most part. |
[751.84 → 756.82] Once Jellyfin's at that kind of level of polish, it's just not yet, though. |
[756.82 → 760.24] Linode.com slash SSH. |
[760.34 → 763.20] Linde is the largest independent cloud computing provider. |
[763.34 → 769.12] And when you go to Linode.com slash SSH, you'll get $100 in 60-day credit towards a new account. |
[769.32 → 770.92] And you can go there to support the show, too. |
[771.46 → 773.18] We were just talking about media servers. |
[773.18 → 778.46] Well, Linde has a one-click application deployment for Plex if you want to get a Plex server up in the cloud, |
[778.56 → 781.60] which is a great way to share with friends and family at superfast streaming speeds. |
[782.00 → 784.92] Of course, you could just build your own stack and deploy Jellyfin or anything you'd like. |
[785.02 → 789.24] And no matter what skill level you're at or what technology stack you're familiar with using, |
[789.72 → 791.50] Linde will help you get it going online. |
[791.62 → 793.64] They have a really easy-to-use dashboard. |
[794.08 → 798.02] And if you have any trouble getting things going or run into any kind of problem, |
[798.02 → 803.46] Linde has amazing, fantastic, great, outrageously good customer support. |
[803.68 → 805.66] By phone or ticket, they're going to help you get it solved. |
[805.72 → 810.42] If you've got one rig, or you're like me, and you're crossing, like, the 15-rig mark or something, |
[810.50 → 812.98] I mean, it's getting crazy because we use Linde for everything. |
[813.08 → 815.16] And it's not just, like, haphazardly. |
[815.84 → 817.48] We think about every machine we deploy. |
[817.68 → 821.42] And we decide, okay, is this going to be the machine that is just a dedicated box? |
[821.42 → 824.46] Maybe it only runs one application, or it runs just a couple of things. |
[824.92 → 827.08] Or is this going to be something like an application server? |
[827.08 → 829.72] We have a couple of these, too, where these are more powerful Li nodes. |
[830.08 → 833.10] And we run multiple containers on them, running multiple applications, |
[833.40 → 839.84] from mail to encoding services to matrix to, well, really, you run the gamut. |
[839.86 → 842.58] Anything we're just talking about on the show, we pretty much host it on Linde. |
[843.12 → 844.32] People ask me, why, Chris? |
[844.34 → 845.62] Because there are a lot of places to host. |
[845.76 → 849.94] Well, the reason for that really comes down to a few core things that I think are pretty important. |
[850.42 → 852.50] Number one, it is a perfect product. |
[852.62 → 853.56] It's very fast. |
[853.64 → 855.10] They have 11 data centres worldwide. |
[855.10 → 859.74] The interconnects between the data centres, I think, beat what everybody else has, hands down. |
[860.08 → 861.36] Linde is their own ISP. |
[861.48 → 866.02] So they just have a networking opportunity that people that haven't been around as long don't have. |
[866.64 → 871.84] Additionally, their dedicated CPU rigs, they're just faster than other people's dedicated CPU rigs. |
[871.96 → 872.70] I like that. |
[873.14 → 876.72] Then you factor in that they're really just good Linux-loving folks. |
[876.80 → 878.38] They have been since 2003. |
[878.38 → 882.16] And that factors into some of the decisions on how they've built the product. |
[882.52 → 884.48] And those things appeal to me. |
[884.74 → 886.40] They make it easy for me to use. |
[886.44 → 888.00] And I feel like it's very simple. |
[888.10 → 890.82] But when I need power in that dashboard, it's there. |
[890.98 → 894.16] And then there are services like their S3-compatible object storage. |
[894.16 → 900.72] Now, this is great because I can use S3 object storage for backup, for configs that I want to store off-site. |
[900.80 → 904.56] Or we use it as the back-end storage mechanism for our next cloud instance. |
[904.64 → 908.10] So we're not having to sit there and fiddle with different disk sizes like amateurs. |
[908.38 → 910.62] We just throw it on the S3 storage. |
[910.62 → 915.06] But Linde's so fast that it really is very performant. |
[915.20 → 916.70] And it's a great way to build a static website. |
[917.14 → 918.82] There's so much you can do there. |
[918.90 → 929.10] If you just need something simple like a portfolio website, or if you want to run the back-end infrastructure for your team collaboration or for your e-commerce website, Linde's going to be able to do it all. |
[929.18 → 931.34] So go to linode.com slash SSH. |
[931.34 → 934.22] Get that $100 60-day credit on your new account. |
[934.58 → 936.54] And then just see what it can do. |
[937.24 → 938.46] See what we've been talking about. |
[938.68 → 940.10] And see why we use it for everything. |
[940.62 → 942.46] Linode.com slash SSH. |
[943.98 → 947.12] Now what do you do for home assistant wall panels? |
[947.20 → 950.78] I recall you bought a Fire tablet a while ago, right? |
[951.12 → 952.26] I have a couple of them now, yep. |
[952.42 → 957.90] I have a 10-inch one and a 7-inch one that I have mounted in the Lady Joop's RV. |
[958.32 → 959.20] How are they working out for you? |
[959.22 → 959.60] Do you like them? |
[959.60 → 960.60] Pretty good. |
[960.80 → 961.74] Pretty good. |
[961.98 → 963.72] Not very good performance. |
[964.04 → 969.88] And also one of them, even though I bought the no-ads model, has ads on the lock screen. |
[970.10 → 971.52] And I find that frustrating. |
[972.08 → 973.86] So the performance is not fantastic. |
[974.02 → 981.76] But just sitting there with a web page up, and after I install an app, after I sideload an app like an animal to keep the screen on, they get the job done. |
[981.76 → 982.18] All right. |
[982.18 → 983.38] Well, I've got a solution for you. |
[983.38 → 993.10] My wife has, or had, it's mine now, a Fire 7-inch HD tablet from 2015. |
[993.10 → 998.08] We paid £35 for this tablet six years ago. |
[999.02 → 1001.40] You know, the battery is crap. |
[1001.74 → 1003.62] I mean, the battery was crap when it was new. |
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