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[1940.62 --> 1941.32] after all these years
[1941.32 --> 1942.28] I've set up several
[1942.28 --> 1943.08] of these dashboards
[1943.08 --> 1944.42] including Heimdall
[1944.42 --> 1945.30] including Homer
[1945.30 --> 1946.88] and eventually
[1946.88 --> 1948.84] they kind of
[1948.84 --> 1949.46] suffer from
[1949.46 --> 1950.12] technical debt
[1950.12 --> 1950.66] and configuration
[1950.66 --> 1951.56] drift and
[1951.56 --> 1953.10] they don't end up
[1953.10 --> 1954.22] reflecting reality
[1954.22 --> 1955.42] and this is where
[1955.42 --> 1956.34] Flame comes in
[1956.34 --> 1957.12] as being particularly
[1957.12 --> 1957.62] nice
[1957.62 --> 1958.48] is it actually
[1958.48 --> 1959.18] hooks into your
[1959.18 --> 1959.82] Docker engine
[1959.82 --> 1962.34] and live updates
[1962.34 --> 1963.22] based on what
[1963.22 --> 1963.92] the containers you
[1963.92 --> 1964.70] have actually running
[1964.70 --> 1965.56] are which is
[1965.56 --> 1966.98] a killer feature
[1966.98 --> 1971.52] tailscale.com
[1971.52 --> 1972.98] slash self hosted
[1972.98 --> 1973.60] go there to get
[1973.60 --> 1974.34] a free personal
[1974.34 --> 1974.92] account for up
[1974.92 --> 1975.74] to 20 devices
[1975.74 --> 1976.48] and of course
[1976.48 --> 1977.12] your support in
[1977.12 --> 1977.46] this show
[1977.46 --> 1978.58] yeah I'm talking
[1978.58 --> 1979.50] about tailscale
[1979.50 --> 1980.46] the zero config
[1980.46 --> 1981.56] VPN that installs
[1981.56 --> 1982.28] on any device
[1982.28 --> 1983.22] you got in minutes
[1983.22 --> 1984.40] easy to manage
[1984.40 --> 1985.16] your firewall rules
[1985.16 --> 1985.62] for you
[1985.62 --> 1986.96] easy to work
[1986.96 --> 1987.54] from home
[1987.54 --> 1988.32] easy to access
[1988.32 --> 1988.88] your stuff from
[1988.88 --> 1989.24] anywhere
[1989.24 --> 1990.84] this is the solution
[1990.84 --> 1992.06] I finally went with
[1992.06 --> 1993.02] to get to my
[1993.02 --> 1993.64] treasure trove
[1993.64 --> 1994.32] of information
[1994.32 --> 1995.14] in Lady Joops
[1995.14 --> 1996.02] like when I first
[1996.02 --> 1996.58] started setting up
[1996.58 --> 1997.38] my documentation
[1997.38 --> 1998.04] and all my
[1998.04 --> 1999.08] offline
[1999.08 --> 2000.70] repository of
[2000.70 --> 2001.08] information
[2001.08 --> 2001.70] I opted
[2001.70 --> 2003.02] to just
[2003.02 --> 2004.26] not even bother
[2004.26 --> 2004.88] with the VPN
[2004.88 --> 2005.22] thing
[2005.22 --> 2006.22] because even
[2006.22 --> 2006.98] even traditional
[2006.98 --> 2007.46] wire guard
[2007.46 --> 2008.00] I just wasn't
[2008.00 --> 2008.66] super happy
[2008.66 --> 2009.38] with it
[2009.38 --> 2010.76] not only do I
[2010.76 --> 2011.58] have carrier grade
[2011.58 --> 2011.88] NAT
[2011.88 --> 2012.96] but I needed
[2012.96 --> 2014.20] something that
[2014.20 --> 2015.30] I could get up
[2015.30 --> 2015.78] and go
[2015.78 --> 2017.24] on a new system
[2017.24 --> 2018.62] kind of just
[2018.62 --> 2019.48] spontaneously
[2019.48 --> 2020.88] without really
[2020.88 --> 2021.84] any pre-planning
[2021.84 --> 2023.36] and tailscale
[2023.36 --> 2025.00] has nailed that
[2025.00 --> 2025.86] it lets my
[2025.86 --> 2026.56] devices connect
[2026.56 --> 2027.46] directly to each
[2027.46 --> 2027.70] other
[2027.70 --> 2028.26] it uses
[2028.26 --> 2028.84] wire guards
[2028.84 --> 2029.64] noise protocol
[2029.64 --> 2030.04] encryption
[2030.04 --> 2030.88] and you build
[2030.88 --> 2031.50] your own
[2031.50 --> 2032.36] mesh network
[2032.36 --> 2033.56] using the best
[2033.56 --> 2034.52] VPN security