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• Building an OpenSense router with custom parts from eBay |
• Installation of OpenSense operating system |
• Experience with buying parts online from eBay |
• Reviewing eBay listings and seller reviews in an airport with family members present |
• Installing a 60 gig mSATA SSD and 8 gigs of RAM on the system |
• Running Tailscale and AdGuard Home directly on the router for security and ad-blocking purposes |
• Communicating changes to the network setup to family members, including not announcing changes to avoid blame when issues arise |
• Setting up a standardized three-node Tailscale OpenSense network across multiple locations with consistent DNS rewrites |
• Using AdGuard as primary DNS with Unbound and Cloudflare for recursive DNS resolution |
• AdGuard is used for DNS and ad blocking on the system |
• Tailscale is mentioned as a secure alternative for accessing devices remotely |
• The host is considering using OpenSense with AdGuard for network security |
• A discussion about creating documentation for family members and friends who may need to access or manage the network if something happens to the primary user |
• Linode's cloud services are promoted as a way to support the show and provide hosting options |
• One-click stacks for easy deployment on Linode |
• High performance and reliability of Linode services |
• Linode's own network infrastructure |
• New features such as NVMe storage, database as a service, and object storage |
• Importance of directed airflow to prevent hard drive overheating |
• Backblaze's annual report on hard drive reliability and its findings |
• Discussion of the dominance of a few major companies in the hard drive market |
• Criticism of people's opinions and biases towards specific brands (e.g. Seagate, Western Digital) |
• Explanation of how hard drives are often mislabeled or rebranded by manufacturers |
• Mention of Backblaze's data on hard drive reliability and lifespan |
• Discussion of the need for regular hard drive replacement to maintain data integrity |
• Suggestions for creative reuse of old hard drives (e.g. making clocks, coasters) |
• Proposal for dollar averaging or "disk averaging" to smooth out price fluctuations |
• Recommendation to buy hard drives during sale periods (e.g. Black Friday) to get the best value |
• Discussion of hard drive prices and reliability |
• Review of a listener's feedback on leak detectors from DeckBot |
• Comparison of DeckBot's leak detector tape to other options |
• Recommendation of Shelly flood sensors for home use |
• Personal experience with setting up Shelly flood sensor in Home Assistant |
• Considering replacing Z-Wave devices with Shelly Wi-Fi capable devices |
• Planning to eliminate some HomeKit devices as well |
• Exploring the Shelly devices for their features and battery life |
• Discussing potential improvements in Home Assistant's user experience, specifically with integrations and notifications |
• Suggesting that Nebukasa integration could provide push notifications automatically for Home Assistant members |
• Mentioning need for time-sensitive notifications on iOS to break through do not disturb mode |
• Considering Shelly devices' potential inclusion in the Works with Home Assistant program |
• Discussion of MQTT and Wi-Fi vs BLE sensors |
• Review of the Shelley Plus H&T device with e-ink display |
• Comparison to Xiaomi BLE sensors |
• Discussion of battery life and USB power option |
• Introduction to the Shelley plug, a small Wi-Fi enabled smart plug |
• Analysis of regulatory shortcuts taken by the manufacturer |
• Features and capabilities of the Shelley plug (up to 2500 watts, power metering) |
• Planning for home automation system with Shelley devices |
• Discussion of firmware modifications (TAS motor, ESP Home) |
• Fully open firmware and its implications |
• Home Assistant announcement of their first works with a partner (Leviton) |
• Humio log management platform, including its features and benefits |
• Using Humio for log management in Home Assistant environments |
• Smoke detector suggestions and discussion of Z-Wave limitations |
• Personal experiences with Z-Wave smoke detectors and false alarms |
• Discussion about smoke detectors, specifically issues with alerts when not home |
• Mention of Shelly's Wi-Fi hubless smoke detector and their available gas detector |
• Sharing of an idea to customize Jellyfin branding for personal use |
• Discussion of Plex vs. Jellyfin, with the user expressing preference for Plex despite progress with Jellyfin |
• Boosts from listeners, and a discussion of the peer-to-peer messaging network used by boosts |
• Advice on shipping items overseas during international moves, including a personal anecdote about using Seven Seas Worldwide |
• Shipping process from England to the US |
• Loading and sealing of cargo in van |
• Semi-regular shipping updates on arrival times and customs clearance |
• Pickup of shipment at destination with rented van |
• Selling or getting rid of items upon arrival due to space limitations and need for essentials |
• Walmart shopping experience during hurricane |
• Stressful but ultimately positive experience with moving process |
• The person had a frustrating experience at a car park due to overcrowding and long lines. |
• They discussed remote work and the difficulty of staying focused in traffic. |
• The conversation turned to their previous experiences living in England and why they don't plan to move back. |
• Ankh Bussin wrote in with a question about setting up a self-hosted podcast, including instructions for others to manage it in case of their death. |
• The speakers discussed the challenge of leaving behind digital media, such as family photos and documents, for others to access. |
• They mentioned potential solutions, like writing clear instructions or using specific software, but acknowledged that most people won't be interested in inheriting someone's digital collection. |
• Development of a photo album selection tool |
• PhotoPRISM and its features |
• Meetup in London with AlexKTZ |
• Promotion of Boosted by TrevDev and CastPlan |
• Thank you to SREs (site reliability engineers) and members for supporting the show |
• Upcoming meetups, including JPL tour with limited spots available |
[0.00 --> 1.86] Well, I'm talking to you today from England. |
[2.12 --> 5.02] Hello to all my British compatriots. |
[5.64 --> 6.70] Is that even a word? |
[6.84 --> 7.38] I'm not sure. |
[8.06 --> 8.46] Comrades. |
[9.04 --> 9.44] Comrades. |
[10.18 --> 10.58] Yeah. |
[11.00 --> 13.08] Uncle Vlad might want a word about that. |
[14.00 --> 14.84] Yeah, that's all right. |
[15.38 --> 16.66] Today's a mouth organ sort of day. |
[16.70 --> 17.20] Is it for you? |
[17.50 --> 19.18] I do have it right here with me in the studio. |
[20.18 --> 23.94] You never know when you might need to like just a kind of punctuate a point. |
[23.94 --> 30.26] I need to paint a picture for those listening via audio. |
[30.62 --> 38.38] I have my microphone in front of me resting on a couple of pillows on a desk in the corner of my wife's childhood bedroom. |
[39.14 --> 40.14] It's quite the setup. |
[40.78 --> 40.94] Yeah. |
[41.04 --> 44.00] And also, it's another way of saying if you have problems with it, it's not Drew's fault. |
[44.18 --> 46.10] I mean, you know, that's not necessarily a Drew approved. |
[46.90 --> 52.36] No, I'm not sure it would be Sound Engineer 101 microphone placement or anything like that. |
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