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[1626.68 --> 1627.52] And that's the new calculus. |
[1627.66 --> 1630.14] And so that's why I'm willing to look at things like Image. |
[1630.14 --> 1635.38] And yeah, I'm looking, you know, I'm looking, does he take GitHub sponsorships? |
[1635.48 --> 1636.82] You know, I'm looking at this. |
[1636.98 --> 1640.10] I don't like the buy me a coffee stuff. |
[1640.78 --> 1644.02] His work is more worth more than a cup of coffee. |
[1644.42 --> 1646.04] I also don't like calling it a tip. |
[1646.44 --> 1647.32] It's not a tip. |
[1647.72 --> 1648.84] He's working really hard. |
[1648.92 --> 1653.28] In fact, he even says in this Reddit thread that he posted, he likes he'd like to be able |
[1653.28 --> 1655.38] to do this full time because he thinks it's a full time job. |
[1655.66 --> 1656.58] And I agree. |
[1657.08 --> 1664.14] After using it, the reason I got sad is I realized this is a massive undertaking, like |
[1664.14 --> 1665.74] huge. |
[1665.74 --> 1670.10] I didn't, I didn't really connect with it until I actually used it in its current state, |
[1670.16 --> 1670.90] which is super early. |
[1671.12 --> 1676.02] And he says right here, you know, he'd love some more GitHub sponsorships because he would |
[1676.02 --> 1678.06] love to eventually work on this project full time. |
[1678.90 --> 1680.06] I think he's going to need to. |
[1680.56 --> 1684.86] And I don't know if there is the, uh, the will out there to sponsor something like this. |
[1684.98 --> 1685.76] Maybe that's changed. |
[1685.76 --> 1690.24] I don't love that it's going to be through a GitHub sponsorship or the buy me a coffee |
[1690.24 --> 1690.62] thing. |
[1691.40 --> 1692.88] I wish it was a better system than that. |
[1693.10 --> 1697.02] If only there was a free and open decentralized way to send people money. |
[1697.38 --> 1702.92] That, uh, wasn't under the control of capricious tech companies that have lots of things to |
[1702.92 --> 1703.32] protect. |
[1703.62 --> 1704.92] What could that be, Chris, huh? |
[1705.68 --> 1706.44] I don't know, Alex. |
[1706.52 --> 1706.96] I don't know. |
[1710.96 --> 1712.76] Leno.com slash SSH. |
[1712.76 --> 1716.82] Go there to get a hundred dollars in 60 day credit on your new account. |
[1716.88 --> 1719.84] And it's a great way to support the show while checking out something really awesome. |
[1720.26 --> 1723.84] It is the geeks cloud with 11 data centers around the world. |
[1723.92 --> 1727.94] They've been hard at work for nearly 19 years, creating the best experience to run your |
[1727.94 --> 1731.04] applications on Linux in the cloud under your control. |
[1731.22 --> 1733.50] This is my go-to cloud platform. |
[1734.36 --> 1738.76] It is a model in which they have actual support. |
[1738.98 --> 1740.68] I love this about Linode. |
[1740.68 --> 1746.30] But on top of that, they've continued to invest in their hardware aggressively over that 19 |
[1746.30 --> 1746.78] years. |
[1747.32 --> 1751.10] In this last few months, MVME storage has been rolled out to the rigs. |
[1751.18 --> 1754.52] They're constantly updating the CPUs as new models become available. |
[1754.66 --> 1755.98] They are their own ISP. |
[1756.08 --> 1757.84] So they always have the optimal routes. |
[1757.96 --> 1763.22] And then they have a bunch of really great services like S3 compatible object storage, |
[1763.22 --> 1765.28] which can really change your offsite game. |
[1765.68 --> 1769.24] Easy to use API with lots of libraries that you can take advantage of. |
[1769.24 --> 1772.60] Cloud firewalls, physical boxes, if that's your thing. |
[1774.46 --> 1778.58] I mean, there's really like a thousand reasons I could list. |
[1778.94 --> 1782.06] I think that's why they did the hundred bucks, because then you can just go there and try it |
[1782.06 --> 1783.12] yourself and see what I'm talking about. |
[1783.18 --> 1784.16] The performance is incredible. |
[1784.28 --> 1786.60] I wouldn't host JB's new website anywhere else. |
[1787.24 --> 1789.96] And the other thing I love about Linode is they get the big picture. |
[1789.96 --> 1791.50] They invest in the community. |
[1791.98 --> 1793.60] You know, they're making our road trip possible. |
[1793.74 --> 1795.12] They're making these meetups possible. |
[1795.22 --> 1796.44] They're supplying the swag. |
[1796.44 --> 1800.34] They're not going to make a million bucks off us taking a road trip to go meet the audience. |
[1800.76 --> 1804.94] They're investing in the community because they know long term that pays dividends. |
[1805.70 --> 1807.74] After you've used Linode for a minute, you'll understand. |
[1808.04 --> 1811.60] If you're like me, you'll also start to use some of the more advanced features as well. |
[1811.80 --> 1813.24] And then you're really going to love it. |
[1813.80 --> 1819.14] So for the best customer support, super fast rigs, super fast networking, and a Linux culture |
[1819.14 --> 1820.04] that runs deep. |
[1820.38 --> 1822.80] Those are just some of the reasons I choose to use Linode. |
[1822.80 --> 1824.42] I think you'll find your own. |
[1825.08 --> 1826.52] Go get that hundred bucks and try it. |
[1826.74 --> 1827.42] Put it over the top. |
[1828.24 --> 1828.82] Kick the tires. |
[1829.36 --> 1831.06] Linode.com slash SSH. |
[1831.16 --> 1831.76] Support the show. |
[1832.20 --> 1834.08] Get a hundred dollars to try out something awesome. |
[1834.54 --> 1837.70] That's Linode.com slash SSH. |
[1839.76 --> 1841.86] So it was our third birthday this week. |
[1842.14 --> 1844.52] Home Assistant also celebrates a birthday. |
[1844.76 --> 1846.34] Nine years old. |
[1846.84 --> 1848.04] That's impressive. |
[1848.04 --> 1848.40] Yep. |
[1848.88 --> 1853.02] September 17th, 2013, Paul has made his first commit for Home Assistant. |
[1853.52 --> 1860.90] And then today they announced, as we record, version 22.9, which is their birthday release. |
[1861.38 --> 1864.98] They've revamped the automations screen. |
[1865.20 --> 1868.76] I don't know if you've had a chance to look at it, but they now have collapsible cards for |
[1868.76 --> 1870.60] triggers, conditions and actions. |
[1870.60 --> 1875.04] And they also have an overflow menu where they've moved some of the less common used things and |
[1875.04 --> 1877.10] some of the more frequently commonly used things. |
[1878.00 --> 1879.82] But it is a nicer UI overall. |
[1880.06 --> 1883.82] And they've added a new weekly schedule calendar element. |
[1884.06 --> 1888.50] So you can actually, you get a seven day calendar and you can draw on there like it's your meeting |
[1888.50 --> 1888.94] calendar. |
[1889.62 --> 1890.84] So that's kind of nice. |
[1891.24 --> 1895.34] It's actually a, it looks like a pretty clever way to, to solve that particular problem. |
[1895.60 --> 1897.44] Big revamp in the UI, Alex. |
[1898.58 --> 1899.84] I updated today. |
[1900.12 --> 1903.44] I don't really notice a difference, but I haven't built an automation since. |
[1903.44 --> 1905.48] You updated to a .0 release. |
[1905.62 --> 1906.76] You are raw dog. |
[1907.18 --> 1908.60] You are braver than I. |
[1909.06 --> 1910.16] I do it for the show. |
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