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[2888.60 --> 2889.72] We got information about that |
[2889.72 --> 2890.82] at selfhosted.show slash |
[2890.82 --> 2891.16] Discord. |
[2891.40 --> 2892.84] And the self-hosted matrix |
[2892.84 --> 2895.46] rooms at colony.jupiterbroadcasting.com. |
[2895.46 --> 2896.60] And of course, this here |
[2896.60 --> 2898.12] podcast is at selfhosted |
[2898.12 --> 2899.10] show on Twitter. |
[2900.22 --> 2901.58] As always, thank you so |
[2901.58 --> 2902.10] much for listening, |
[2902.22 --> 2902.50] everybody. |
[2902.66 --> 2903.92] That was selfhosted.show |
[2903.92 --> 2905.02] slash 67. |
• Introduction to episode 68 of Self-Hosted and welcome to Chris and Wes Payne |
• Discussion of the upcoming Jupiter Broadcasting East Coast meetup on Saturday |
• Description of the town event happening during the meetup, including food trucks and activities |
• Tour of Alex's new house, including its size and layout |
• Explanation of Alex's solar setup, including an 8 kilowatt array and monitoring system |
• Technical details of how power is brought into the house through a metal conduit and SolarEdge inverter |
• Discussion of a Wi-Fi bridge and its connection to the internet |
• Mention of a Zigbee bridge that kept dropping out |
• Explanation of how devices are connected using Ethernet cables and solar panels |
• Reference to Home Assistant software and API access |
• Discussion of smart breaker panels and energy monitoring technology |
• Analysis of home power usage using machine learning |
• Comparison between different appliances' power consumption |
• Proposal for a whole house UPS system |
• Inspection of a server basement with custom-built rack |
• APC UPSs |
• Modem and router setup |
• Server rack with multiple disks (spec not mentioned) |
• OpenSense firewall |
• Network switches (POE switch with cameras and access points) |
• Temperature sensor (ESP8266 and DHT22) and future placement consideration |
• Zigbee setup (Combi USB and connections to UPS) |
• Proxmox box and its components |
• Home assistant installation on i5-8500 system |
• KVM switch and H-top keyboard sharing software |
• Future projects: rewiring, Ethernet upgrade, camera additions, wall mounting switches |
• Server location and backup systems |
• Potential damage to servers in case of a natural disaster |
• Storage for equipment and gear |
• Backup power supplies and switch gear |
• HD tuner and over-the-air TV setup |
• Blue Iris server and automation system |
• Temperature sensors and control buttons |
• The speaker is using an ESP32 to connect Bluetooth sensors throughout a building |
• Various objects have been augmented with 3D printing solutions |
• The speaker has many projects in progress or to-do, including home automation gear and Wyze cameras |
• There are multiple Raspberry Pi computers within arm's reach of the speaker |
• A vulnerability was discovered in the Wyze V1 camera, prompting concerns about security |
• Wyze camera vulnerability allows remote access |
• Wyze responded to the issue, stating local network access is required to exploit |
• V1 cameras were vulnerable, while V2 and 3 had an update released months ago |
• Wyze handled the situation poorly by discontinuing the model without proper communication or support for users |
• The company's handling of the vulnerability could harm their reputation and aspirations as a major IoT vendor |
• Discussion of Wyze cameras' quality and price |
• Concerns about data collection and monetization by Wyze |
• Using a blocked DNS request as a workaround for camera internet access |
• Trade-offs between convenience, cost, and functionality |
• Wyze's expansion into the smart home ecosystem and its implications |
• Discussion of Linode's support for running Matrix server |
• Upgrading Linode to 96 gigs of RAM and 48 CPU cores |
• Using WiseBridge on Linode for remote access |
• Comparison of Linode pricing to other hyperscalers |
• Features of Linode's command line tool and API |
• Availability of 24-7 customer support by phone or ticket |
• Introduction to Plex's new universal watch list feature |
• Discussion of Plex's transition from Plex Pass to ad-supported model |
• Concerns about data upload to servers |
• Client-side changes in Plex app |
• Business model and feasibility of searching across multiple streaming services |
• Challenges with DRM (Digital Rights Management) and maintaining a smooth user experience |
• Comparison to other apps like Trakt.tv and JustWatch.com |
• Features and functionality of the new Plex search feature |
• Discussion of Plex and its evolution, with the speaker noting that it's no longer primarily focused on pirated content |
• Comparison of Plex to Jellyfin as a viable alternative for media streaming and home entertainment |
• New features in recent Jellyfin releases, including transcode fixes and DLNA improvements |
• Criticism of Jellyfin being written in C# and its potential impact on community contributions |
• Discussion of music hosting and playback options outside of the Plex ecosystem, specifically Sonic XD and Symphomium |
• Personal experience with Plex Amp and its limitations for large music collections |
• Reflections on Spotify and other music streaming services, including a personal decision to remain cancelled. |
• The speaker used to use Google Play Music and now uses Plex Amp |
• Discussion about uploading personal music collections to streaming services (Google Play, Apple Music) |
• Snoop Dogg removing his album "Doggy Style" from Spotify to sell as an NFT on Plex Amp |
• New version of Home Assistant released with various new features, including group management and entity hiding |
• The speaker is unhappy that their Z-Wave integration was dropped in the latest version, preventing them from upgrading |
• Upgrading to a new version of Home Assistant is required but difficult due to Z-Wave migration issues |
• User is frustrated with the timing of the upgrade, which coincides with their travel and need for remote work setup |
• Learning Python or alternative solutions like Tailscale and Node-Red are considered to maintain control over system |
• Migration wizard failed to assist in upgrading to supported versions |
• Alternative VPN solution (Tailscale) is promoted as a convenient option for secure remote access |
• Tailscale network setup for kids' computers |
• Device compatibility with Tailscale (Arch x86 boxes, Raspberry Pi, iPads, Android devices) |
• Benefits of using Tailscale (consistent network IP, single sign-on provider integration, two-factor authentication) |
• Feedback from Josh on self-hosting and SBC-based NAS |
• Discussion on power consumption and compromise between low power and small form factor solution |
• Introduction to Compute Module 4 and its advantages for building a reliable NAS |
• Wildcard TLS certificate distribution across multiple Linode servers |
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