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• Server had multiple spinning drives causing excessive vibration
• SATA cable was suspected as the issue, replaced with a new one, but it didn't solve the problem
• The drive was taken out and run on a diagnostic station to test its functionality
• XFS errors were occurring and smart data wasn't showing any issues
• The drive's log/journal was rebuilt, which took around 5-10 minutes
• After rebuilding the log, the drive mounted perfectly and behaved normally
• The issue may be related to power supply or a bad cable, but further testing is needed to confirm
• A shucked drive, still within warranty, was used, and its original packaging and documentation were not kept
• The speaker had a faulty SATA cable that caused problems with their computer's drives.
• They solved the issue by cutting the three-volt wire in the SATA cable, allowing the drives to run off separate power sources.
• The speaker discussed safety precautions when working with electrical components and mentioned a personal experience where they shorted out a customer's motherboard at an Apple store.
• They also shared a story about damaging their wedding ring during a similar incident.
• The topic of boosting items into the show was briefly mentioned, including a character named Rubic-man.
• Installing security cameras in a new apartment
• Recommendation for affordable camera options with Home Assistant compatibility
• Discussion of Wise cams and their features (RTMP server, tail scale, USB Ethernet adapters)
• Comparison of Eufy cams vs. Wise cams
• Safety concerns about autonomous lawn mowers running unsupervised
• Robo mowers with safety features discussed
• Feedback from Crash Master 18 on live format and open mower idea
• Kars P. Lend's donation of 3,690 sats and possible reference to graphics cards
• Review of Frigate NVR by JVP, including ease of setup and integration with Home Assistant
• Call for model number of cameras used in review
• Gratitude to site reliability engineers and network-wide membership
• Promotion of podcasting 2.0 app and new podcast apps
• The speaker's birthday is mentioned and they decide to discuss an initiative on the day before their actual birthday.
• The show is now live every other Wednesday.
• A new initiative is being proposed to improve the "awesome self-hosted list" by reviewing it as a community in between live shows.
• The plan is to gather on the live stream, try out apps, and identify which ones work or don't, and suggest additions or removals from the list.
[0.00 --> 5.50] So the last episode, 69, we recorded on 420, and today, somehow, is Star Wars Day!
[5.74 --> 7.06] Happy Star Wars Day, everybody!
[7.50 --> 7.80] Yay!
[8.06 --> 8.30] Yay!
[9.68 --> 14.56] I mean, that joke was funny when I was about eight years old, and it's still funny now,
[14.78 --> 15.20] is it?
[16.04 --> 17.80] I've never been a big Star Wars guy.
[18.14 --> 20.20] I'm not like an anti-Star Wars guy at all.
[20.60 --> 25.02] I'll enjoy me a little Star Wars, but I just haven't really been into much other than The
[25.02 --> 26.76] Mandalorian, which is fantastic.
[27.40 --> 28.16] But who shot first?
[28.20 --> 28.74] That's the question.
[28.74 --> 30.02] We all know who shot first.
[30.08 --> 30.62] Han shot first.
[30.70 --> 31.02] Come on.
[32.34 --> 35.28] Well, of course, joining me today, we have Chris.
[35.40 --> 35.92] Hello, Chris.
[36.20 --> 36.50] Hello.
[37.12 --> 37.48] Brent.
[37.92 --> 38.28] Hello.
[38.52 --> 39.88] Who you all know from Linux Unplugged.
[39.94 --> 44.52] And we also have from our Discord for our community spotlight this episode, Fuzzy Mistborn.
[44.64 --> 45.06] Hello, Fuzzy.
[45.44 --> 45.70] Hello.
[46.38 --> 48.38] Nice to catch up with you again.
[48.42 --> 49.62] We met you at the meetup, didn't we?
[49.82 --> 50.46] Yes, you did.
[50.64 --> 54.22] And you were the guy with the Steam Deck that we were all very jealous of, and the electric
[54.22 --> 56.94] car, and we'll get into all that business in just a little bit.
[56.94 --> 59.62] But I think Chris has got an update about his new show festival.
[60.18 --> 60.66] Oh, really?
[60.78 --> 60.98] You're going to?
[61.04 --> 62.12] Oh, thanks, Alex.
[62.44 --> 62.80] Yeah.
[62.90 --> 68.68] Well, actually, I wanted to mention it here on the show because we are kicking off a total
[68.68 --> 70.06] website rebuild project.
[70.06 --> 76.30] And Alex, you joined me with Brent and Wes on the last episode, and we talked about what
[76.30 --> 78.90] we want to do and how we kind of want to build the new website.
[78.90 --> 82.54] And we're taking in ideas, and we've launched some GitHub projects around it.
[82.74 --> 85.62] And so all of the details are in Office Hours 3.
[85.62 --> 91.08] So if you go to officehours.hair slash 3, then you can listen to that episode and hear what
[91.08 --> 93.54] Alex and I had to say about what we want to do with the new JB website.
[93.88 --> 97.28] And we're really looking for input because we have to have it done by the end of summer
[97.28 --> 101.64] because Scale Engine, who we've been with for like 12, 13 years, I was just looking,
[102.16 --> 104.04] they are no longer in the WordPress biz.
[104.50 --> 105.52] Nothing like a deadline, is there?
[105.70 --> 105.98] Yeah.
[106.10 --> 107.66] And so they're getting out of it by the end of summer.
[107.90 --> 112.26] And so we got to get the website moved, and we want to rebuild it, and we want to self-host
[112.26 --> 113.32] it, of course.
[113.84 --> 117.44] So officehours.hair, help us figure it out, join the conversation.
[117.92 --> 118.98] We'll figure it out together.
[119.24 --> 124.14] There's a link in the show notes to a very active GitHub issue, actually, where there's
[124.14 --> 127.80] lots of people throwing out lots of different ideas about how we can self-host different
[127.80 --> 134.18] stacks, you know, anything from Ghost to GitLab to Grav to Hugo, you know, all those sorts
[134.18 --> 134.64] of things.
[134.80 --> 140.36] Like Chris says, there's an Office Hours episode where we all discuss the various requirements
[140.36 --> 141.50] that we have, I suppose.
[142.26 --> 147.88] And trying to build like a podcast network website, you know, where there are, how many
[147.88 --> 148.56] shows do you have?
[148.62 --> 150.30] Like six, eight?
[150.72 --> 150.90] Yeah.
[151.04 --> 151.76] Six shows, I guess.
[151.86 --> 153.12] Active, five active shows.
[153.34 --> 154.78] Then you have extras, so six.
[155.00 --> 155.24] Yeah.
[155.30 --> 158.44] And then you've got a bunch of archive shows too, which you want to present to people.
[158.90 --> 163.82] And then there's about, I don't know, a million guests on all the shows that you need to update
[163.82 --> 165.04] all their various content.
[165.52 --> 166.20] There's a lot.
[166.86 --> 169.58] And you think, well, we could design a whole database around this.