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[2557.84 --> 2559.42] You can go there at selfhosted.show. |
[2559.42 --> 2561.90] Today's episode is selfhosted.show slash 63. |
[2562.14 --> 2565.42] And the contact page specifically is selfhosted.show slash contact. |
[2566.02 --> 2566.98] Thanks for listening, everybody. |
[2567.10 --> 2569.44] That was selfhosted.show slash 63. |
• The speaker visited the dentist for the first time in 15 years |
• They had a rough experience with a cleaning procedure |
• The speaker's daughter wore VR goggles during her dentist visit |
• The speaker bought a Valve Index VR headset and is considering playing Beat Saber |
• They discussed the possibility of using VR to hang out virtually while recording podcasts |
• The speaker compared the Index to other VR options, such as the Quest |
• They mentioned the benefits and drawbacks of each option |
• The narrator discusses their experience playing Flight Sim in VR and being transported to a familiar location in Scotland. |
• They compare the graphics in Flight Sim to earlier versions of the game and express amazement at how far they have come. |
• The team behind Flight Sim is praised for accurately recreating Pacific Northwest regions, including the narrator's hometown area. |
• The use of photogrammetry technology is mentioned as a key factor in achieving high-quality graphics. |
• A listener's email sparks a discussion about handheld gaming and retro gaming with the upcoming Steam Deck release. |
• The potential of the Steam Deck to run emulators and play various games on different platforms is explored. |
• The RetroNAS project is introduced, which allows Linux computers to be used as network storage devices for gaming consoles and emulators. |
• The speaker is discussing retro gaming and how one can play classic games on modern devices using old protocols. |
• A specific example is given of playing PlayStation 3 games without the disc using an NAS device and streaming the ISO. |
• The speaker mentions that this method allows for "DRM-free" gaming and recalls his early experiences with hacking consoles to improve gameplay. |
• The conversation then shifts to a discussion of the list of supported consoles, which includes MS-DOS, Apple GS, Atari ST, and Nintendo 3DS among others. |
• The speakers share their personal preferences for retro games, with one speaker mentioning that he prefers PC games with LAN play features. |
• They also reminisce about early gaming experiences, including using NetBui, IPX, and WINS for networking, as well as playing classic games on older computers. |
• Nostalgia for old TV listings and interactive services |
• Memories of playing "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?" on DOS and Windows |
• Discussion of low-graphics games being acceptable due to safety concerns |
• Promotion of Linode cloud hosting and its features (fast, reliable, 11 data centers, customer support) |
• Description of Linode's infrastructure upgrades (bare metal systems, PCIe storage) and tools (API, command line client) |
• Use case for Linode in a small business or studio setting for balance of security, performance, and ownership |
• Mention of backup options and automatic backups on Linode |
• The host is organizing a Matrix setup party for this weekend |
• Discussion of what Matrix is and its potential benefits |
• Explanation of how to self-host a Matrix server at your own domain |
• Description of the features and capabilities of Matrix, including bridging with other services |
• Comparison of Matrix to Discord and acknowledgement that Matrix is more complex but offers greater appeal due to decentralization |
• Home Assistant pricing increase from $5 to $6.50 per month for optional cloud features |
• New annual tier of $65 per year |
• Opinions on price fairness and potential future donations or donation drives |
• Discussion of heavy use of Home Assistant in multiple locations (RV and studio) |
• Thoughts on sustainability of current project and desire to see it succeed |
• Idea of a plan that would allow connecting two Home Assistant instances for $9 per month |
• Hiring of two new individuals working on different aspects of Home Assistant, including content creation |
• Concerns about direct involvement in content creation by the project itself |
• Home Assistant release discussion |
• Price increase grandfathering for existing accounts |
• New features in latest Home Assistant release (backup size display, Apple TV integration updates) |
• Google Assistant integration with local fulfillment |
• Delayed Home Assistant Yellow/Amber update timeline |
• Promotion of Talescale.com and its benefits for self-hosted devices |
• The user has a positive experience with Talescale, using it to connect to their system through a dedicated IP address and DNS feature. |
• The user discusses balancing progress and perfection in self-hosting, citing the importance of documentation to revisit projects later. |
• The user shares their personal experience of overlearning and forgetting information, leading to the realization that documenting knowledge at peak is essential. |
• Documentation is emphasized as crucial for future reference and revisiting projects. |
• The conversation touches on the topic of retaining information and expertise, with the user wondering how others (like Wendell) can recall complex details. |
• Memories and recall |
• Documenting shortcomings and setup to gain clarity |
• Analysis paralysis and procrastination |
• Learning through making mistakes and failing faster |
• Importance of starting small and building on real problems |
• Navigating complex decisions and trade-offs in projects and infrastructure |
• The speaker is discussing how to automate tasks |
• They mention a popular deploy matrix on a system using Ansible and consider using it in the future |
• The conversation takes an unrelated turn when one of them mentions eating their first PB&J sandwich |
• Details about the sandwich are discussed, including type of bread, peanut butter, jelly, and ratio of ingredients |
• Making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich |
• Discussing the optimal thickness of PB and J layers |
• Measuring jam thickness (37 microns) |
• Comparing American measurement systems to international standards |
• Toasting techniques for elevating the sandwich experience |
• Reviewing the benefits of the sandwich (delicious, budget-friendly, quick to make) |
• Discussion about not being able to attend an event or activity |
• Mention of tactical pants and their benefits, including phone storage capacity and wallet placement |
• Comparison between Subsonic and Jellyfin self-hosted music options |
• Recommendation for using a mobile media server during a trip with unreliable cell service |
• Discussion of setting up a quick and dirty mobile media server using Raspberry Pis and USB hard drives |
• Portable power units for charging devices while driving |
• LTE routers for internet access during the trip |
• Networking equipment to connect devices to the TV |
• Power options for the Raspberry Pi, including USB storage with ButterFS |
• Alternative solutions such as a laptop or tablet for simplicity |
• Discussing media streaming options for a van without TV or tablet |
• Using an iPad with speakers and Plex sync for video playback |
• Infuse app on iPad for playing videos from USB storage |
• Setting up Kodi or similar software on a Raspberry Pi as an alternative to a set-top box |
• Planning an East Coast Spring Meetup in Raleigh, possibly at a brewery |
• Discussion of the current weather in April |
• Mention of Linux fest being cancelled and proposal to hold a Linux meetup in April instead |
• Gratitude expressed for members, SREs, and sponsors (Linode and Tailscale) who support the show |
• Information about membership benefits, including ad-free versions of the show and access to network shows |
• Contact information for the host (self-hosted.show/contact, Twitter (@ironicbadger), Matrix (@Chris LAS)) |
[0.00 --> 4.00] I went to the dentist this week for the first time in about 15 years. |
[4.34 --> 5.92] Oh, that sounds rough. |
[6.14 --> 7.68] It was not pretty. |
[7.90 --> 8.32] No, no, no. |
[8.32 --> 11.80] I came home with a fat lip or a pair of fat lips like a flowerpot man. |
[13.02 --> 15.88] I want a selfie next time that happens. |
[16.48 --> 21.84] I took a funny video, which I might share with you, but it's definitely never to be published to the public. |
[22.20 --> 23.92] I definitely would never do that. |
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