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[2530.38 --> 2531.24] about it these days. |
[2531.24 --> 2533.58] But I don't know. |
[2533.66 --> 2534.96] Maybe we should get some hardware |
[2534.96 --> 2535.76] in for testing, right? |
[2535.84 --> 2538.56] Maybe we should write it off |
[2538.56 --> 2539.84] as a tax write-off or something. |
[2539.92 --> 2540.62] Get it in for testing |
[2540.62 --> 2541.36] or something like that. |
[2542.00 --> 2542.82] Hubitat, reach out. |
[2543.14 --> 2544.48] I would give it a test. |
[2545.20 --> 2546.06] Kaspilin boosted in |
[2546.06 --> 2547.86] with 36,900 sats. |
[2547.92 --> 2548.14] He says, |
[2548.22 --> 2549.68] Hey, self-hosters. |
[2550.14 --> 2550.90] I need to confess. |
[2550.98 --> 2552.04] I'm one of the lizard people. |
[2552.48 --> 2553.42] I mean, it's a Seuss user. |
[2554.08 --> 2555.92] I found Linux when I was 15 years |
[2555.92 --> 2556.92] or something like that. |
[2557.38 --> 2558.10] You're old. |
[2558.90 --> 2560.06] I was at the Sea Scouts |
[2560.06 --> 2561.02] and my troop leader used |
[2561.02 --> 2562.94] Seuss version 9.2. |
[2563.08 --> 2563.96] That started my adventure |
[2563.96 --> 2565.08] and I never looked back. |
[2565.24 --> 2566.84] It was Windows XP days back then. |
[2567.18 --> 2567.96] I learned VMware, |
[2568.34 --> 2569.02] then Docker. |
[2570.04 --> 2570.86] And I know you guys these days |
[2570.86 --> 2572.44] talk a lot about NixOS and friends, |
[2572.60 --> 2574.38] but have you tried out Seuss |
[2574.38 --> 2575.28] and AutoYest? |
[2575.62 --> 2576.68] It's become my standard. |
[2576.96 --> 2577.82] Thanks for the work. |
[2578.44 --> 2580.26] Yeah, we actually got a lot of people |
[2580.26 --> 2582.70] who are Seuss fans in the audience. |
[2582.84 --> 2583.66] I guess people like it |
[2583.66 --> 2584.34] for their home labs |
[2584.34 --> 2586.68] because also Colin boosted |
[2586.68 --> 2588.80] with 5,436 sats |
[2588.80 --> 2589.00] says, |
[2589.08 --> 2590.78] I also wanted to give a big thumbs up |
[2590.78 --> 2592.04] for OpenSeuss. |
[2592.38 --> 2594.30] It's easy to use and powerful. |
[2594.78 --> 2596.28] It's been the center of my home lab |
[2596.28 --> 2597.12] and home automation. |
[2598.26 --> 2598.44] You know, |
[2598.62 --> 2600.22] Seuss was one of the early distros |
[2600.22 --> 2601.98] to let you like define |
[2601.98 --> 2603.18] how you wanted everything set up |
[2603.18 --> 2604.00] in that AutoYest. |
[2604.32 --> 2605.58] So I guess I kind of see |
[2605.58 --> 2606.66] why it could be a good home lab. |
[2607.46 --> 2608.78] It just feels like things have moved on, |
[2608.88 --> 2609.02] but. |
[2609.58 --> 2611.60] They must be very stable |
[2611.60 --> 2612.66] because you never hear |
[2612.66 --> 2613.98] any drama about Seuss, |
[2614.04 --> 2614.32] do you? |
[2614.66 --> 2614.98] Never. |
[2615.22 --> 2615.96] You don't hear people like, |
[2616.04 --> 2617.06] my Seuss machine died. |
[2617.14 --> 2617.44] You're right. |
[2618.00 --> 2620.02] Colin also gives a big plus one |
[2620.02 --> 2621.80] to the Aquara Zigbee temp sensors. |
[2622.44 --> 2623.42] He says he uses them |
[2623.42 --> 2624.94] and the batteries seem to last. |
[2625.90 --> 2626.30] So, okay. |
[2627.04 --> 2627.66] You like them. |
[2628.12 --> 2628.88] Colin likes them. |
[2629.84 --> 2631.24] I really wanted the Shelly one |
[2631.24 --> 2632.50] to work with the e-ink display. |
[2632.88 --> 2634.10] I really wanted that |
[2634.10 --> 2635.14] to be the one I use everywhere |
[2635.14 --> 2636.90] because I like having that display. |
[2637.20 --> 2637.98] I could almost, |
[2638.10 --> 2638.20] I mean, |
[2638.22 --> 2639.18] I bought a couple of them, |
[2639.62 --> 2640.84] so I could just use them for that. |
[2640.84 --> 2642.58] And then Purple Dog |
[2642.58 --> 2644.66] boosted in with our last boost, |
[2644.84 --> 2646.08] 2,500 sats. |
[2646.74 --> 2647.02] He says, |
[2647.24 --> 2647.46] okay, |
[2647.50 --> 2648.68] I was listening to the section |
[2648.68 --> 2650.20] where you guys were talking about dying |
[2650.20 --> 2651.72] and leaving access to your loved ones |
[2651.72 --> 2653.36] while I was doing some housework. |
[2653.66 --> 2654.86] I slipped over |
[2654.86 --> 2656.22] and I narrowly avoided |
[2656.22 --> 2658.34] cracking my head on the freezer. |
[2658.66 --> 2659.38] So he decided |
[2659.38 --> 2660.06] it might be a sign |
[2660.06 --> 2660.72] he should boost in. |
[2661.16 --> 2661.98] Foreshadowing much? |
[2663.24 --> 2664.34] We got a row of ducks |
[2664.34 --> 2665.30] from user 604 |
[2665.30 --> 2666.24] who recommended people |
[2666.24 --> 2667.50] check out Microtik routers, |
[2667.56 --> 2668.60] which he has been managing |
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