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[474.96 --> 475.58] I've seen it. |
[475.68 --> 476.16] It works. |
[476.50 --> 479.26] And there's plenty of machine there because there's no... |
[479.26 --> 483.76] Like if you have a whole i5 sitting there doing your NAS, you might as well have it also doing |
[483.76 --> 484.28] other things. |
[484.36 --> 486.66] It just seems like, yeah, you totally could. |
[486.74 --> 488.76] And the only problem is, do you want a PC next to your television? |
[488.76 --> 492.90] Well, it's going to go on a sideboard thing, the TV. |
[492.90 --> 497.78] And there's room in this IKEA sideboard that we've bought to put the PC. |
[498.42 --> 503.38] And what I was thinking is I can drill out the back of it and put a fan there and one in the |
[503.38 --> 507.44] bottom of it, one in the back of it and get enough airflow to keep it cool. |
[507.44 --> 509.54] And it's otherwise just closed into a cupboard. |
[509.90 --> 510.84] So you won't even see it. |
[511.54 --> 513.72] Yeah, that now you're talking. |
[514.00 --> 514.92] Now I'm on board. |
[515.02 --> 515.86] I like that idea. |
[516.22 --> 520.06] If it was me, I'd throw a little Odroid H3 in there because I love that Odroid. |
[520.44 --> 522.28] I think that thing's the ultimate home PC. |
[522.64 --> 523.94] And it's got HDMI out. |
[524.20 --> 526.38] It's got a pretty good little processor on there. |
[526.96 --> 527.72] Make a good NAS. |
[528.16 --> 532.04] Yeah, but I've got this box already that is kind of a luxury because I've got a ton of |
[532.04 --> 532.88] laptops as well. |
[532.96 --> 536.38] I've got an Intraware Apollo, which is kind of my secondary laptop. |
[536.38 --> 538.06] You could use that as a test machine. |
[538.46 --> 539.30] Well, yeah, that's what I'm thinking. |
[539.44 --> 539.52] Yeah. |
[539.98 --> 541.24] Yeah, then I would do it. |
[541.40 --> 548.22] You know, listener Jeff, who let us very graciously stay at his place in Sacramento, he has that |
[548.22 --> 548.54] set up. |
[549.00 --> 553.92] He's using Plasma Desktop if he needs to drop down to the desktop. |
[554.62 --> 556.86] You could fire up Cody directly on it. |
[557.08 --> 563.32] It's running Samba file services and NFS and running a couple of containers for him and works |
[563.32 --> 563.60] great. |
[563.60 --> 564.42] And it's got a disk. |
[564.42 --> 566.52] You've got a couple of disks in there to act as the NAS. |
[567.14 --> 568.78] So it's one PC doing all those things. |
[568.92 --> 572.70] And I think that's pretty easy to justify a power draw for in utility. |
[573.14 --> 574.38] Yeah, that's exactly what I'm thinking. |
[574.64 --> 576.84] The only thing is smooth 4K playback. |
[577.38 --> 583.26] So if anyone out there has got a suggestion for software I can run on top of Zubuntu, the |
[583.26 --> 584.62] LTS, then let me know. |
[584.74 --> 588.16] Either email the show or you can just tweet at me at Joe Rissington. |
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[634.30 --> 639.02] That don't let you have the full control and customizability and access to the system |
[639.02 --> 640.16] that you really want. |
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[655.48 --> 659.38] And features like object storage, cloud firewall, backups, Kubernetes support. |
[659.94 --> 660.92] You know, all that stuff. |
[661.92 --> 662.68] So I don't know. |
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[666.58 --> 667.02] up from there. |
[667.26 --> 669.02] You could deploy one of their one clicks. |
[669.02 --> 670.88] Or you could use some infrastructure management tools. |
[671.08 --> 672.92] Maybe it's a great chance to learn some of that stuff. |
[673.04 --> 673.50] I mean, I don't know. |
[674.02 --> 674.80] I don't know you. |
[675.36 --> 677.26] But I have a suspicion that might be true. |
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[679.24 --> 680.10] Go learn something. |
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[690.84 --> 696.64] Well, Joe, I've been re-gearing a lot of sensors and small little edge devices for my home network. |
[697.46 --> 699.06] Had to throw some of the old ones out. |
[699.46 --> 700.46] Wanted to replace a few. |
[700.88 --> 704.36] And I decided this time around, I'm going to give Zigbee a try. |
[704.46 --> 707.94] Because Zigbee is an open source, wireless, and communication standard. |
[708.60 --> 709.96] It's pretty popular, actually. |
[710.24 --> 712.66] And it's going to be part of the new Matter standard as well. |
[712.66 --> 714.56] So I thought, all right, let's get on the Zigbee train. |
[715.78 --> 717.22] And I deployed sensors. |
[717.50 --> 719.52] You know, I probably spent a little more than I should. |
[720.04 --> 721.18] I do this sometimes. |
[721.66 --> 723.06] And I got everything all set up. |
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