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[1041.52 --> 1042.86] You can bring up the app. |
[1042.94 --> 1043.84] You can look at what's synced. |
[1044.36 --> 1045.60] I kind of look at sync thing. |
[1045.66 --> 1047.48] You can do all those things with sync thing. |
[1047.60 --> 1049.48] There's even system tray icons you can get. |
[1049.54 --> 1054.04] But I kind of think of sync thing as like this ambient background sync that's actually |
[1054.04 --> 1055.60] syncing file systems around. |
[1056.32 --> 1059.40] And it doesn't care where you store something. |
[1059.48 --> 1063.00] It doesn't have to be like in a particular directory like Nextcloud or Dropbox does. |
[1063.00 --> 1066.08] It can be anything, anywhere on your file system. |
[1066.42 --> 1066.84] It's pretty cool. |
[1066.92 --> 1073.74] And Jay was using it to sync his Steam Deck emulator progress with his RetroPie TV emulator |
[1073.74 --> 1075.00] progress. |
[1075.22 --> 1078.80] So that no matter where he was, his retro games were in sync, which is pretty cool. |
[1079.32 --> 1079.96] That's a great idea. |
[1080.72 --> 1085.38] That's a great idea because, you know, you don't want to lose progress when you move between |
[1085.38 --> 1085.90] devices. |
[1086.24 --> 1088.54] So maybe next year I'll see you at All Things Open. |
[1088.54 --> 1093.80] And in the meantime, keep an eye on the Meetup page at meetup.com slash Jupyter Broadcasting. |
[1095.96 --> 1098.20] Linode.com slash SSH. |
[1098.26 --> 1101.40] That's where you go to get $100 on a new account and support the show. |
[1101.54 --> 1103.60] Linode.com slash SSH. |
[1103.62 --> 1104.98] We were just talking about events. |
[1105.38 --> 1106.90] That's how I discovered Linode. |
[1107.22 --> 1111.56] It was at a Texas Linux Fest many years ago in the before times. |
[1111.56 --> 1118.78] And I could tell Texas Linux Fest was special because it was small, but the signal was very |
[1118.78 --> 1119.30] strong. |
[1119.46 --> 1120.06] You know what I mean? |
[1120.10 --> 1123.62] Like the talks were by like heavy hitters who knew their stuff. |
[1123.66 --> 1127.92] They were passionate about their projects, but the vendors weren't taking it very seriously. |
[1129.26 --> 1130.24] Except for Linode. |
[1131.52 --> 1133.72] Linode had a real serious setup. |
[1133.90 --> 1134.56] They were clearly participating. |
[1135.40 --> 1139.16] They were also, they would swap so somebody could be at the booth while somebody could actually |
[1139.16 --> 1139.92] attend the sessions. |
[1139.92 --> 1141.44] Like you could tell they were into it. |
[1142.08 --> 1143.80] And that's, that's when I made a mental note. |
[1143.80 --> 1146.22] Like I need to check out Linode. |
[1147.08 --> 1148.90] You know, that's like almost four years ago now. |
[1149.56 --> 1150.80] And now here they are, right? |
[1150.82 --> 1155.72] They've been sponsoring the self-hosted podcast from the get-go because it's just the perfect |
[1155.72 --> 1159.36] combination of performance, features, price. |
[1159.44 --> 1162.62] I mean, 30 to 50% cheaper than all the hyperscalers out there. |
[1162.72 --> 1166.70] And if you like to go to events, and I know you might, if you're going to go to the web summit, |
[1166.70 --> 1169.24] November 1st through the 4th, Linode's going to be there. |
[1169.24 --> 1173.18] Or IT Nation Connect in Orlando, Florida, the 9th through the 11th, Linode's going to be |
[1173.18 --> 1173.38] there. |
[1173.68 --> 1177.56] There's actually a whole list of events that Linode's going to. |
[1177.96 --> 1178.62] But try it out. |
[1178.76 --> 1181.56] Even if you're not going to an event, try it out because it's great performance. |
[1181.70 --> 1186.92] They have systems with super fast CPUs, MVME hard drives, 40 gigabit connections. |
[1187.48 --> 1190.10] And they're spinning up like a dozen new data centers next year. |
[1190.24 --> 1191.92] So there's just going to be more and more choice. |
[1191.92 --> 1198.46] So go get the $100 and actually kick the tires because with that $100, you can actually try it. |
[1198.68 --> 1200.84] You can really see what works and what doesn't work. |
[1201.10 --> 1203.54] Like you really can try any feature you want with that $100. |
[1204.28 --> 1205.58] So go, well, just about, I would imagine. |
[1205.92 --> 1206.46] I don't know. |
[1206.80 --> 1209.76] If you're Alex, you could probably come up with a way to spend that $100 in like one day. |
[1209.94 --> 1212.56] But you could also stretch it out for like 60 days. |
[1212.56 --> 1217.22] So go to Linode.com slash SSH, sign up, try it out and support the show. |
[1217.62 --> 1219.86] Linode.com slash SSH. |
[1221.62 --> 1225.58] Prima has it that the HA Yellow is in production. |
[1226.48 --> 1227.60] It's here, Alex. |
[1227.88 --> 1228.46] It's here. |
[1228.70 --> 1230.64] It's live and it's glorious. |
[1231.54 --> 1236.70] The Home Assistant Yellow finally arrived about a year after I crowdfunded it. |
[1236.98 --> 1242.38] I decided when I saw that it was shipping, I decided to order an MVME drive for it. |
[1243.46 --> 1245.76] Mine came with a CM4. |
[1246.22 --> 1250.90] I could have sworn I ordered it without a CM4, a Compute Module 4. |
[1251.30 --> 1253.44] But it came with one, which is okay. |
[1254.00 --> 1257.06] My CM4s have eight gigs of RAM, but whatever. |
[1258.58 --> 1260.68] So this one only has four, but that's fine. |
[1260.72 --> 1261.18] Or maybe two. |
[1261.26 --> 1262.30] I don't know what it is. |
[1262.34 --> 1264.16] It's not enough, but we're getting by. |
[1264.72 --> 1265.16] I hit that. |
[1265.16 --> 1267.64] The first thing I did is I put that MVME disk in there. |
[1268.08 --> 1278.12] I powered the thing up and discovered very quickly that it was just running off of the built-in EMMC and wasn't using my MVME disk. |
[1278.72 --> 1282.90] And I thought, well, now, what am I supposed to do with this? |
[1283.08 --> 1284.12] Just throw it in the garbage. |
[1284.64 --> 1284.76] You know. |
[1284.80 --> 1285.82] Yeah, get rid of it. |
[1286.02 --> 1286.30] Bye-bye. |
[1286.52 --> 1290.28] And I was digging through the system settings and I go in the storage area. |
[1290.60 --> 1293.28] And in the hamburger menu, there's like this migrate option. |
[1293.28 --> 1297.80] So I hit that and it says, we're going to move your data over to another disk. |
[1297.86 --> 1298.96] What disk would you like to use? |
[1299.26 --> 1303.36] And the only disk I had available was the new MVME, about a terabyte. |
[1304.54 --> 1310.10] It says, okay, well, this will take about 15 minutes and then we're going to reboot and we'll see you then. |
[1310.46 --> 1313.04] So I say, okay, go ahead. |
[1313.52 --> 1314.42] I hit that button. |
[1315.40 --> 1316.30] Little thing starts spinning. |
[1317.46 --> 1318.98] And I just couldn't watch it. |
[1319.42 --> 1320.10] I couldn't. |
[1320.44 --> 1322.18] It was too stressful because I didn't know what it was doing. |
[1322.18 --> 1327.30] Because, again, when it's all like web UI and their own OS, I have no idea what's happening. |
[1327.72 --> 1338.10] If they told me to go like, you know, repartition a disk and format it, mount it, and then update your configuration file to point to the new mount point, I'd feel like really solid. |
[1338.26 --> 1339.38] Like, okay. |
[1339.68 --> 1340.14] All right. |
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