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• Discussing the pros and cons of waiting for Matter, a new smart home standard |
• Failing at scale episode mentioning Home Assistant and Z-Wave breaking changes |
• Waiting for Matter vs buying Zigbee devices now |
• Compatibility between Matter and existing Zigbee devices |
• Using Home Kit as an alternative to Zigbee or Matter |
• Importance of choosing a reliable Zigbee bridge |
• Researching upgradable Zigbee controllers to future-proof smart home setup |
• Z-Wave migration issues in Home Assistant |
• Timing of Z-Wave JS transition causing problems for early adopters |
• Use of Z-Wave devices still viable and supported by Home Assistant team |
• RV integration with Home Assistant (Lady Jupes) |
• Potential episode idea: detailing setup and devices used in RV |
• Future self-hosted show topics, projects, and contact information |
• Price of fish and its relation to a British film |
• Becoming a network member for ad-free access to various shows and live streams |
• Supporting independent podcasting at jupiter.party |
• Upcoming meetup event on April 9th, an East Coast mystery tour |
• Social media presence: Twitter, Telegram group, and website |
[0.00 --> 5.84] Every now and again, a man must take one for the team for his craft in the name of science. |
[6.32 --> 9.48] This weekend, I put my body on the line. |
[10.32 --> 13.58] Against all the odds, I came out the other side unscathed. |
[13.82 --> 17.50] I tried the barbecue at the new meetup spot. |
[18.82 --> 21.30] I was like, your body on the line? |
[21.58 --> 22.94] Where is this going? |
[23.30 --> 27.60] Yeah, I thank you for doing that, though, because I just could not believe it. |
[27.60 --> 34.72] You know, a park with a brewery and a barbecue joint that happens to be large enough to serve a large group. |
[34.84 --> 37.12] I'm like, no, Alex, this is too much like paradise. |
[37.86 --> 39.50] Such a utopia could not exist. |
[40.10 --> 41.72] And so you're like, all right, I'll go check it out. |
[42.68 --> 43.62] Yeah, pretty much. |
[43.78 --> 49.68] I mean, so for those that aren't aware, we're having a meetup on the East Coast on April the 9th in Raleigh. |
[49.82 --> 52.68] Well, actually, it's a place just outside Raleigh called Nightdale, just to the east. |
[52.68 --> 56.46] But there's this park there called Nightdale Station. |
[56.46 --> 60.28] And on one side is a Texas-style barbecue joint. |
[60.58 --> 65.08] And on the other side is a local brewing company called Oak City Brewing. |
[65.88 --> 70.74] And so, you know, it's maybe a five-minute walk between the two places, if that, if you walk in slowly. |
[71.40 --> 77.44] And in the middle is like a kid's playground, a splash pad, like this little amphitheater-type thing with a stage. |
[77.86 --> 78.82] Oh, it's so nice. |
[78.82 --> 85.78] What's great is since we brought it up last episode, we now know that, yeah, I'm going. |
[85.94 --> 87.04] I've already bought my tickets. |
[87.36 --> 87.42] Yeah. |
[87.78 --> 88.46] My wife's going. |
[88.82 --> 89.58] Wes is going. |
[89.96 --> 90.88] Brent is going. |
[91.18 --> 91.58] Yes. |
[92.12 --> 95.66] And my co-host from Coda Radio, Mr. Dominic, is also going. |
[95.80 --> 99.24] Oh, I thought that was a super secret untold truth. |
[99.24 --> 103.50] Well, by the time this episode comes out, I think it'll be known. |
[103.80 --> 104.28] Oh, okay. |
[104.40 --> 107.48] So if not, then you know what self-hosted crew should know. |
[107.66 --> 109.86] I was worried we'd broken an NDA there. |
[110.24 --> 110.92] No, no. |
[111.44 --> 112.18] Besides, he won't listen. |
[114.70 --> 115.84] I'm really looking forward to it. |
[115.84 --> 118.48] Meetup.com slash Jupiter Broadcasting. |
[118.48 --> 126.24] Now then, in the spirit of trying not to feel too old, can you believe that the Raspberry Pi is 10 years old this week? |
[126.94 --> 128.42] That is something else, huh? |
[129.12 --> 136.90] I would have, if you would have asked me off the top of my head, I think I don't know if I would have guessed more than seven for some reason. |
[137.02 --> 137.44] You know what I mean? |
[137.44 --> 146.04] You know, for me, it's been very strange because I left a retail job and went and did an MSC and then got a job in my life. |
[146.12 --> 151.84] My life kind of started as an adult almost after I left that Apple retail job. |
[152.10 --> 158.64] And I know that I had a Raspberry Pi before then because that's how I started getting involved in Linux in the first place was Unraid. |
[158.72 --> 159.56] The before times. |
[159.80 --> 160.90] A Raspberry Pi, yeah. |
[161.28 --> 165.94] And yeah, for that to be 10 years ago, it just doesn't seem possible. |
[166.94 --> 167.20] Yeah. |
[167.44 --> 169.68] I still remember the introduction. |
[170.74 --> 174.34] Evan has a real distinct type of accent. |
[174.58 --> 176.88] And I know you all from over there, you have like different regions. |
[177.02 --> 178.48] What type is his accent? |
[178.96 --> 180.62] This is the guy that's the founder. |
[181.52 --> 182.62] We have a link in the show notes. |
[182.72 --> 183.74] I'm just going to go have a quick listen. |
[184.40 --> 184.82] Oh, yeah. |
[184.86 --> 185.74] You haven't heard it? |
[185.74 --> 186.34] It's unusual. |
[186.60 --> 186.64] Yeah. |
[186.88 --> 187.14] Yeah. |
[187.46 --> 189.32] You know who he sounds like? |
[190.18 --> 194.14] My equivalent would be Stuart from Bad Voltage. |
[194.20 --> 195.10] Sounds like Stuart to me. |
[196.24 --> 196.94] He sounds a bit like... |
[196.94 --> 199.00] He sounds a bit like that mixed with Popey. |
[199.84 --> 200.14] Yeah. |
[200.78 --> 201.04] Yeah. |
[201.44 --> 202.14] Right, right. |
[202.14 --> 203.24] I'd say he's home counties. |
[203.56 --> 210.26] So that means like southeast of England, sort of not inside London, but sort of the 50 miles in a big circle around London. |
[210.72 --> 211.16] Yeah. |
[211.22 --> 211.42] Okay. |
[211.82 --> 212.02] Yeah. |
[212.02 --> 214.44] But it's a unique voice for sure. |
[214.44 --> 216.44] He's a unique person. |
[216.44 --> 223.44] And he saw real value in getting the computer down to a price that is nearly affordable by anyone. |
[223.86 --> 226.10] And how important that would be for students too. |
[226.60 --> 230.50] Which is something we don't talk a lot about, but it's just so pivotal in those areas. |
[230.50 --> 240.38] Well, what's interesting is when Eben launched the Raspberry Pi, he writes that he only expected to sell somewhere between 1,000 and 5,000 units total. |
[240.90 --> 244.76] And now they've sold millions of them, which is an incredible achievement. |
[244.76 --> 250.56] But his use case for it was to get computers, cheap computers into classrooms. |
[250.70 --> 252.52] Because let's think back 10 years ago. |
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