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[2624.80 --> 2636.74] And it's one of those things that I'm using on the daily already with my self-hosted Obsidian MKDocs, you know, internal home wiki.
[2637.72 --> 2641.16] But if it went away tomorrow, I probably wouldn't miss it all that much.
[2641.40 --> 2651.12] You know, I'm pretty good at searching and storing information in certain ways because I've trained myself because computers used to suck, and now they suck a little bit less in some ways, but more in others.
[2651.12 --> 2654.62] But you can still fall back on that ways that used to suck.
[2654.76 --> 2656.00] You know, you can still let it still work.
[2656.18 --> 2656.32] Yeah.
[2656.46 --> 2656.86] Okay.
[2657.02 --> 2666.16] My wife and I were just having this chat the other day about how can computers now be so good and simultaneously still not able to print a single sheet of A4?
[2666.72 --> 2667.02] Yeah.
[2667.16 --> 2673.32] I mean, I had this experience when we came across an old Mac, the first Macintosh, the black and white all-in-one.
[2673.32 --> 2685.02] And I fired up Claris Works and fired up a card game and kind of had this moment where I was like, geez, this thing's doing like 80% of what people need to do today.
[2685.12 --> 2688.88] If you could get an email client on this thing and a messenger, you'd probably be good to go.
[2689.24 --> 2691.14] But it would take 15 minutes to boot up, though.
[2691.50 --> 2693.10] Well, there was that if you boot it off a disk.
[2693.10 --> 2698.30] But you see, this had a premium external SCSI hard drive upgrade.
[2698.70 --> 2700.54] Or I don't know if it was SCSI back then, but it was true.
[2700.54 --> 2702.52] Oh, you fancy bitch, you.
[2702.72 --> 2704.68] It was a big 20 megabyte hard drive.
[2704.90 --> 2705.02] Yeah.
[2705.44 --> 2706.64] So that was a little bit faster.
[2706.98 --> 2707.16] Amazing.
[2707.86 --> 2712.76] Stan Smith has our last boost this week for 600 sats and just said, I wanted to send some good boost.
[2712.90 --> 2713.54] Love your way.
[2714.18 --> 2716.44] Love the show and all your Linux talk and self-hosted support.
[2716.60 --> 2717.36] Keep up the good work.
[2717.44 --> 2718.52] Well, thank you, Stan Smith.
[2718.52 --> 2724.18] We also got 5,555 sats from Radzua, who just said, appreciate what you do.
[2724.42 --> 2730.02] And 100 sats from MTBDude641, his very first boost.
[2730.34 --> 2730.70] Congratulations.
[2731.64 --> 2735.76] You can get a new podcast app at newpodcastapps.com and send a boost in.
[2735.88 --> 2739.76] Or I'll just have our page on the podcast index linked in the show notes.
[2740.24 --> 2742.40] Load up Albie, go over there, get her done.
[2742.86 --> 2745.62] And also, Alex, we should take a moment and thank our SRE subscribers.
[2745.62 --> 2749.56] They help by making the ongoing production of the show possible.
[2749.84 --> 2754.80] And they get an ad-free version of the show with a special post-show recorded just for them.
[2755.18 --> 2758.12] You guys mean that we don't need to submit to an algorithm.
[2758.62 --> 2760.44] And I cannot thank you enough for that.
[2760.78 --> 2762.52] Jeff Gilling is a perfect example, right?
[2762.62 --> 2767.80] Poor guy is going through some incredibly bad health issues and some surgery stuff right now.
[2767.86 --> 2770.22] So I'm sending you my best wishes, Jeff, if you're listening.
[2770.22 --> 2775.72] But he had to put a note on his YouTube channel saying, right, this is going to hurt my algorithm.
[2775.92 --> 2777.62] Please don't unsubscribe from my channel.
[2777.82 --> 2782.66] Like, there's a real fear there from YouTubers that if they upset the algorithm for any reason,
[2782.76 --> 2786.54] that they stop uploading regularly or anything like that.
[2787.06 --> 2788.80] We just don't have to worry about that stuff.
[2788.90 --> 2790.18] Yes, we've got a couple of sponsors.
[2790.74 --> 2792.04] But that's it, you know.
[2792.04 --> 2797.80] And compared to so much of the online content you see these days, I mean, you want to watch a three or four minute drum cover.
[2797.90 --> 2803.14] You have to sit through a one minute advert of somebody telling you about, I don't know, weed killer or something.
[2803.36 --> 2803.66] I don't know.
[2803.78 --> 2805.14] Well, and it's not just that, too.
[2805.26 --> 2811.90] It's the system also forces them to do all of the please like, subscribe, hit the bell.
[2812.28 --> 2814.52] And then pull the silly faces in the thumbnails, too.
[2814.60 --> 2817.22] You don't have to look at our faces unless you watch the live stream, of course.
[2817.22 --> 2827.06] And it also kind of encourages them to do things to cause people to comment because even people raging in the comments still is seen as engagement by the algorithm.
[2827.58 --> 2832.40] And so that's a common tactic that you just really, really just takes down the experience.
[2832.52 --> 2833.50] So, yeah, thank you very much.
[2833.60 --> 2836.26] And as a thank you, we do make that post show available.
[2837.04 --> 2840.96] If you haven't signed up yet, you can sign up just for this show at self-hosted.show.sre.
[2840.96 --> 2852.08] But because we are spinning down the network Patreon, I have a special sale going for the Jupiter.party membership, which gets you all the shows ad free, including this one with the post show.
[2852.32 --> 2861.26] And if you use the promo code 2022, it'll take two bucks a month off the ongoing membership for the lifetime of the membership, which is outrageously a great deal.
[2861.26 --> 2864.34] But it's as a thank you for people that are transitioning from my Patreon.
[2864.46 --> 2865.22] And I've made it available.
[2865.42 --> 2871.14] If you're an SRE and you want to upgrade, I also made it available as an upgrade membership promo code as well.
[2871.62 --> 2877.48] And I think this week we're going to talk about the Raspberry Pi hoopla and the witch hunt that went on over there, maybe.
[2878.60 --> 2878.96] Yes.
[2879.32 --> 2880.48] You and I both have thoughts.
[2881.04 --> 2884.28] And, of course, the Raspberry Pi has a pretty important role in the self-hosting community.
[2885.36 --> 2887.68] It used to, if you could still buy one.
[2888.76 --> 2890.40] But more on that later, perhaps.
[2890.40 --> 2890.62] Yeah.
[2891.66 --> 2896.12] So you all know by now, the place to go to get in touch with us is self-hosted.show slash contact.
[2896.24 --> 2898.04] Or, of course, you can boost into the show as well.
[2898.78 --> 2902.60] You can find me over on Elon's Twitter these days, at Ironic Badger.
[2902.70 --> 2903.56] I'm also on Mastodon.
[2903.80 --> 2906.46] I'll put a link to my Mastodon in the show notes.
[2906.64 --> 2910.36] I still don't quite fully understand how to send people where I am.
[2911.20 --> 2911.56] Yeah.
[2911.68 --> 2911.92] Okay.
[2912.22 --> 2912.50] Okay.
[2913.12 --> 2913.62] Oh, you know what?
[2913.62 --> 2914.46] I'll plug the Matrix.
[2914.98 --> 2916.96] You can find me in the Matrix Federation.
[2917.22 --> 2920.58] Just go to jupiterbroadcasting.com slash matrix.
[2920.58 --> 2921.02] Matrix.
[2921.22 --> 2922.06] Knock, knock, Neo.
[2924.20 --> 2925.28] Thanks for listening, everyone.
[2925.44 --> 2927.56] That was soulphosted.show slash 86.
[2927.56 --> 2928.32] Six.
[2928.54 --> 2928.68] Boom.
[2929.04 --> 2929.34] Boom.
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• Introduction and welcome of guests
• Home Assistant SkyConnect dongle review: description, features, and benefits
• Matter standard updates and potential impact on existing Zigbee networks
• Discussion of the need for an open smart home platform and Home Assistant's growing mainstream traction
• Personal anecdotes about family members' interest in Home Assistant and its ease of use