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• Criticism of bundled containers in a previous episode |
• Response to criticism from Marcel, discussing the difference between monolithic containers and smaller, self-hosted applications |
• Discussion of Wi-Fi enabled e-ink displays |
• E-ink display options for Raspberry Pi and ESP devices |
• Power usage and battery life considerations for e-ink displays |
• Alternative uses for Kindle Fire tablets with Lineage OS |
• Performance comparison between stock Amazon Android image and Lineage OS |
• Considerations for buying a Kindle Fire with ad-supported version in mind |
• Rarity and preciousness of Raspberry Pis |
• Importance of job opportunities related to self-hosted projects |
• Sponsorship requests from companies wanting to be interviewed on the show |
• Creation of an ad-free version of the show for members |
• Introduction of a live feed option for members |
• Details about live show schedule (every 2 weeks, 7:30 PM Eastern/Pacific) |
• Contact information and community links (selfhosted.show/contact, Twitter handles) |
[0.00 --> 3.78] Now, I know you're going to give me a really hard time about this, but I actually had to, |
[3.86 --> 7.82] I ran out of fingers counting how many golfs I've bought. |
[8.02 --> 9.88] Yes, I bought another VW Golf. |
[10.26 --> 14.64] Okay, so first of all, you do have 10 fingers, so that means it's more than 10 golfs. |
[14.80 --> 17.18] Oh, no, okay, I think it's one hand. Let's go with that. |
[17.80 --> 22.64] Okay, although I wouldn't be surprised, actually, if you told me it was 10 golfs, I could see it. |
[23.00 --> 26.44] You know what I'm just the most upset about is that I didn't take a bet on this. |
[26.44 --> 32.14] So for the listeners that don't know, Alex is a golf enthusiast, a Volkswagen golf enthusiast. |
[32.76 --> 35.46] I own one too. We've been golf buddies for a long time. |
[35.76 --> 41.22] But when the prices on used vehicles got crazy, Alex did the financially smart thing and sold his golf back. |
[41.50 --> 42.82] I did. I mean, that one was a lease. |
[43.10 --> 46.58] So in fairness to me, I got out of the lease basically for free. |
[46.64 --> 49.82] I had a free car for two, three years, two and a half years or so. |
[50.12 --> 52.60] That's not bad, but it ate at you, didn't it? You missed it. |
[52.60 --> 57.88] I really missed it. I mean, so I've been test driving vehicles for months now. |
[57.94 --> 61.40] It started off when I test drove a Toyota Tundra about three or four months ago. |
[62.02 --> 66.42] I've driven an F-150. I've driven, I drove a BMW M3, an F-80. |
[66.80 --> 70.06] That thing was amazing, but it was like $70,000. |
[70.06 --> 77.22] I also drove a Porsche 911 from 2012, and that was $80,000. |
[78.76 --> 83.54] That's getting a bit rich. That's a lot of money for a car. |
[84.22 --> 88.66] And the Golf just fits in that beautiful 40-ish sweet spot. |
[88.78 --> 91.90] Even in the current market, that's stupid money, I know. |
[92.16 --> 97.08] But it just sits in that beautiful price that I'm willing to stomach sweet spot. |
[97.08 --> 102.72] Were you shocked when you filled it up and how much gas it's gotten since the last time you've... |
[102.72 --> 104.74] How expensive it's gotten since the last time you filled it up? |
[104.74 --> 109.32] Yeah, I mean, it's about a buck, a gallon more or so. It's more expensive. |
[109.64 --> 112.22] What I want to know is how tempted were you by the F-150? |
[112.54 --> 115.06] I mean, I'm just trying to picture you as an F-150 driver. |
[115.22 --> 116.44] Very, yeah, but... |
[116.44 --> 117.42] Yeah, I could see it. |
[118.68 --> 120.84] Live feedback in the chat room. Are you seeing this? |
[121.16 --> 122.04] How many hops? |
[122.86 --> 124.84] Someone screenshotted my YouTube face. |
[124.84 --> 125.38] Uh-oh. |
[126.72 --> 128.58] They're getting your YouTube thumbnails ready. |
[129.06 --> 130.92] So, let me break it down for the audience, right? |
[130.96 --> 133.56] I mean, I'm very interested in the F-150 Lightning. |
[133.68 --> 134.62] I will just say that up front. |
[134.76 --> 138.98] But I don't think the availability is going to be there for two, three, four years. |
[139.20 --> 142.78] The electric charging infrastructure isn't going to be there for a similar length of time, at least. |
[143.54 --> 145.66] So, I will keep that one on the back burner. |
[145.80 --> 149.98] And for now, I've got my old Chevy pickup, which will do double duty just fine. |
[149.98 --> 154.04] It's like a going to the dump with boxes in the back kind of thing. |
[154.04 --> 156.02] Like a rock. |
[156.48 --> 159.16] So, this is Golf No. 6. |
[159.40 --> 168.12] I bought the exact, and I do mean identically spec'd, the exact same Golf R that I had a year ago. |
[168.32 --> 168.60] Amazing. |
[168.96 --> 171.72] I mean, I know you loved it, so it makes some sense. |
[171.86 --> 172.72] I did love it, yeah. |
[172.84 --> 178.62] It's a 2019 Mark 7.5 Golf R in lapis blue with the English town wheels. |
[178.62 --> 180.40] It's, oh. |
[180.40 --> 186.16] Now we're just trying to figure out when somehow, because Alex and I geographically are very far apart. |
[186.52 --> 188.52] About 4,000 miles, right, of driving. |
[188.86 --> 191.06] So, we want to go driving. |
[191.14 --> 192.20] We would love to go driving. |
[192.34 --> 192.98] We do, yeah. |
[193.02 --> 196.62] So, this one only had 6,000, well, 5,000 miles on it when I bought it. |
[196.66 --> 198.34] Well, put a few more on there and drive up here. |
[198.38 --> 199.22] What's the big deal? |
[199.38 --> 200.32] No, but this is the thing. |
[200.40 --> 201.92] I've got a low mileage example. |
[202.02 --> 203.54] I'd like to keep it that way. |
[203.98 --> 208.74] So, I was looking into shipping the car over to you for Linux Fest Northwest next year. |
[208.92 --> 209.76] Ah, here we go. |
[209.94 --> 214.54] Maybe we could do some canyon carving together up in the old Cascades. |
[215.06 --> 216.20] That'd be pretty great. |
[216.36 --> 217.34] You know, I'd always be down. |
[217.98 --> 219.20] There's a few roads I'd take you on. |
[219.74 --> 221.38] So, I'll just be, I'll be very brief. |
[221.58 --> 223.70] But Golf No. 5 was another Golf R. |
[224.02 --> 229.70] Golf No. 4 was the one that I bought when I emigrated here, which was a red GTI, which is the one that you rode in. |
[230.32 --> 233.28] Number 3 was a black GTI that I had in England. |
[233.54 --> 235.46] Which was a Mark 7, 2016. |
[236.02 --> 241.40] I had one of the Dieselgate 2-litre diesel Mark 6 Golfs. |
[241.92 --> 247.68] My very first one, though, was a 1.6 petrol T-Reg from 1997. |
[248.70 --> 251.10] That was my first Golf, and I loved that thing. |
[251.22 --> 252.04] It was so great. |
[252.64 --> 260.88] Well, what you could do is if you could get all of them again, you could just sort of stack them end-to-end and build a bridge over to the UK for your upcoming meetup in August. |
[261.52 --> 262.52] I could, yeah. |
[262.52 --> 265.94] Before I segue into that, though, I'm just going to say I do want to buy one more. |
[265.94 --> 267.08] That's such a good segue, though. |
[267.12 --> 267.74] I know. |
[268.20 --> 268.54] All right. |
[268.60 --> 268.80] Okay. |
[268.86 --> 269.18] All right. |
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