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[1929.00 --> 1934.16] Now, as many of you know, and you love to write in and tell us we're wrong, we'll get to the feedback shortly. |
[1934.16 --> 1937.38] But you can write in at self-hosted.show slash contact. |
[1937.80 --> 1944.82] And also, this week, and also we have a Discord server over at self-hosted.show slash Discord. |
[1945.30 --> 1949.34] Loads of great conversations, but this week there was one that really took the sandwich. |
[1950.78 --> 1954.52] This week we found out the origin of the pseudo logo. |
[1954.90 --> 1956.32] This thing is so cool. |
[1956.36 --> 1956.88] Have you seen it? |
[1956.88 --> 1958.54] No, I waited. |
[1958.72 --> 1960.28] I saved it right now for this. |
[1961.16 --> 1965.04] Have you seen the XKCD comic of pseudo make me a sandwich? |
[1965.22 --> 1966.02] Yes, make me a sandwich. |
[1967.02 --> 1970.96] Well, the logo for pseudo is a sandwich. |
[1970.96 --> 1973.72] That's great. |
[1974.04 --> 1974.76] I love it. |
[1976.12 --> 1976.88] Is it, though? |
[1977.46 --> 1978.14] No, it is. |
[1978.16 --> 1978.56] It's great. |
[1978.80 --> 1979.42] It is great. |
[1979.66 --> 1980.08] It is. |
[1981.42 --> 1987.10] I think it's great because if you look in the corner of the actual logo, it says Influence by XKCD149. |
[1987.92 --> 1988.80] That's pretty impressive. |
[1989.34 --> 1990.20] That is pretty great. |
[1990.62 --> 1992.40] Real world change being effected right there. |
[1992.74 --> 1993.30] Right there. |
[1993.72 --> 1994.94] That's fantastic. |
[1995.82 --> 1996.28] All right. |
[1996.34 --> 1998.56] I know we have a couple of quick tips we wanted to bust out. |
[1998.60 --> 1999.50] Is this a thing we do now? |
[1999.50 --> 2000.76] We do quick tips on the show? |
[2001.48 --> 2007.98] It is this week because I've been using the crap out of Docker stats, which is like a top for your containers. |
[2008.20 --> 2019.36] So if you SSH into a box right now and just type Docker stats, you'll get like a live printout of the CPU, memory, disk IO, network IO usage of each container one by one broken out. |
[2019.44 --> 2021.84] And it's legit pretty cool. |
[2022.18 --> 2022.68] That is. |
[2023.16 --> 2023.52] Oh. |
[2023.94 --> 2026.92] You know, I think I've seen this tool before, but I think I completely forgot about it. |
[2027.38 --> 2028.16] So thank you. |
[2028.68 --> 2029.20] All right. |
[2029.20 --> 2030.72] I think it's time to get into feedback, don't you? |
[2031.84 --> 2032.16] Yeah. |
[2032.16 --> 2036.72] We got a boost coming in from remaking Eden one week ago, 2000 sats. |
[2036.78 --> 2038.66] This is hello from Manchester, England. |
[2039.08 --> 2039.48] Yay. |
[2039.84 --> 2040.92] That's where I met my wife. |
[2041.38 --> 2041.78] Hey. |
[2042.04 --> 2050.22] As a listener since episode one, I wanted to tell you that self-hosted has changed my entire home and helped shape my IT career. |
[2050.34 --> 2051.50] So thanks so much. |
[2051.72 --> 2052.22] That's awesome. |
[2052.22 --> 2053.64] I have three Wyze style cameras. |
[2053.64 --> 2055.58] I think they're actually rebranded. |
[2055.58 --> 2055.72] Yeah. |
[2055.72 --> 2056.32] My cameras. |
[2057.00 --> 2057.60] Oh, OK. |
[2057.76 --> 2058.12] Interesting. |
[2058.22 --> 2059.16] I didn't know why I sold them. |
[2059.42 --> 2062.26] He says in the UK, the most popular seller seems to be Neos. |
[2062.48 --> 2068.16] I immediately reflashed mine with the Defang hacks firmware. |
[2068.16 --> 2074.04] I use the RTSP feed straight in Home Assistant and frigate, and they've been flawless for years. |
[2074.44 --> 2076.72] I was wondering if you looked at this as an option. |
[2077.04 --> 2079.78] Seems like they're not yet working on a V3 camera, though. |
[2080.12 --> 2083.66] I didn't even know these were essentially rebranded Wyze cameras. |
[2084.66 --> 2085.62] That's fascinating. |
[2086.36 --> 2086.98] Remaking Eden. |
[2087.10 --> 2087.48] Thank you. |
[2088.36 --> 2089.36] Alex, go buy some. |
[2089.98 --> 2092.66] Brent, if you still got that credit card, you should go pick a couple up. |
[2093.54 --> 2094.72] I think I know where he keeps it. |
[2096.48 --> 2097.86] I know where you sleep at night. |
[2097.96 --> 2098.22] Is that? |
[2099.02 --> 2099.74] That's creepy. |
[2100.58 --> 2100.80] Yeah. |
[2101.26 --> 2106.68] So I actually tried this Defang hacks firmware on my original Wyze V2s. |
[2106.68 --> 2108.62] It was probably two or three years ago now. |
[2109.18 --> 2110.78] And honestly, it was a pain in the ass. |
[2111.18 --> 2113.24] Trying to get it flashed on there with the SD cards. |
[2113.66 --> 2115.36] I had a real time getting it on there. |
[2115.70 --> 2119.36] But thankfully, they released the official RTSP firmware some time ago now. |
[2119.52 --> 2124.02] So for me, the use case for the Defang hack firmware has kind of been diminished somewhat. |
[2125.36 --> 2125.76] Yeah. |
[2125.82 --> 2132.22] And also with Wyze Bridge, it's even kind of simpler now to just use the default firmware, |
[2132.38 --> 2134.94] get all the security updates, and still capture the video locally. |
[2135.20 --> 2138.14] So that's kind of the route that I think I've been suggesting people go. |
[2138.70 --> 2139.68] Anonymous boosted in. |
[2139.78 --> 2141.02] He says, and I meant to get the name. |
[2141.12 --> 2142.42] I apologize for a thousand sats. |
[2142.42 --> 2147.88] I found you guys through the Fountain app, which is fountain.fm, a new podcast app, |
[2148.32 --> 2151.16] because you have the podcasting 2.0 tag set up. |
[2151.38 --> 2154.78] So I want to take a second and just break this down because you may be seeing this if |
[2154.78 --> 2155.98] you're in our community more and more. |
[2155.98 --> 2166.14] So podcasting 2.0 is a set of new specifications for podcasts to give them more features like chapter images, |
[2166.48 --> 2174.54] chapters to begin with, transcriptions, links that are at a particular time code, all kinds of other features, |
[2174.54 --> 2178.84] including a value for value tag, which includes the boost that you hear us talk about. |
[2179.40 --> 2184.26] And you can grab one of these new podcast apps that supports these new standards at newpodcastapps.com. |
[2184.44 --> 2189.26] And we'll have a link in the show notes that takes you to the ones that specifically support the boost. |
[2189.34 --> 2192.36] But Alex, I know we also just got a whole bunch of traditional emails this week, too. |
[2192.36 --> 2196.02] We did, and I'm going to make use of having Brent sat next to me and read the long one. |
[2196.34 --> 2197.68] You just want to hear my voice, don't you? |
[2197.76 --> 2198.46] I do, baby. |
[2198.62 --> 2199.52] We all do. We all do. |
[2199.52 --> 2201.14] It reads, |
[2201.50 --> 2203.86] Hey Chris, and ironically named Badger. |
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