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[646.84 --> 650.94] Or when the worst event happens, you know, whichever side you're closer to, you can try to grab |
[650.94 --> 652.24] the box on your way out of the house. |
[652.36 --> 652.60] Right. |
[652.92 --> 653.38] Yeah, yeah, yeah. |
[653.46 --> 656.30] Grab the baby in one hand, the server in the other. |
[656.64 --> 657.30] Come on, wife. |
[657.30 --> 658.30] You can carry yourself. |
[658.30 --> 659.78] Oh, someone grab the dog. |
[660.74 --> 662.46] I'm pretty sure he can carry himself, too. |
[663.22 --> 667.22] So this is a bit of a, like, storage for, like, boxes and gear. |
[667.44 --> 669.54] And then I see some backup power supplies. |
[669.66 --> 670.80] I see some switch gear. |
[670.88 --> 671.82] I see a patch panel. |
[672.08 --> 672.36] Yeah. |
[672.58 --> 672.90] Printer. |
[673.50 --> 674.00] Two switches. |
[675.34 --> 676.44] What is this guy over here? |
[676.46 --> 677.36] Is this an HD tuner? |
[677.62 --> 678.70] HD hard run, yeah. |
[678.82 --> 680.26] Are you pulling it over the air? |
[680.40 --> 680.68] Yeah. |
[681.36 --> 682.56] And it works in here like that? |
[683.00 --> 683.40] Yeah. |
[683.40 --> 685.36] I mean, it's just pointed towards the antenna. |
[685.56 --> 690.42] Painting a picture for the listener, I just have an over-the-air kind of flat wall antenna |
[690.42 --> 693.64] just resting, dangling on a shelf, pointed at the ceiling. |
[694.48 --> 696.46] And it just works well enough. |
[696.58 --> 700.70] And to be honest with you, the only time I use over-the-air tuner is when we've got some |
[700.70 --> 702.98] weather coming through, and I want to watch the weather reports. |
[703.00 --> 703.96] Yeah, yeah, me too. |
[704.82 --> 706.78] So you call this the backup closet? |
[706.78 --> 712.00] Because down on the bottom right-hand corner over there, there's a little Lian Li Q25B |
[712.00 --> 716.92] case with three hard drives in it, and just above it is the... |
[716.92 --> 719.08] Oh, this is just a silent little machine running here. |
[719.10 --> 722.46] That's the HP290 Slim I keep talking about that runs my Blue Iris. |
[722.90 --> 723.86] I wouldn't even know when it was on. |
[724.08 --> 724.34] Nope. |
[724.82 --> 726.84] I can feel just a tiny bit of airflow, but that's it. |
[727.36 --> 727.48] Huh. |
[727.76 --> 728.80] The backup server's off. |
[729.28 --> 732.50] I turn that on once a week, does its thing, and then it turns off. |
[733.22 --> 735.32] I have a sense, too, that we haven't even seen everything. |
[735.32 --> 737.86] Like, I think as we'll be here for the next few days, you'll be like, oh, right, I wanted |
[737.86 --> 738.88] to show you this, too. |
[739.24 --> 740.18] I do hope so, yeah. |
[740.44 --> 740.64] Yeah. |
[741.04 --> 741.86] That's always how it goes. |
[742.44 --> 745.70] Well, I think we're only just beginning to get a sense of all the automations at play, |
[745.76 --> 745.84] right? |
[745.84 --> 749.44] We've sort of scrapped the surface, the big ticket items that we've heard about on the |
[749.44 --> 750.60] show that we've been looking forward to. |
[750.70 --> 755.14] But, you know, you see Alex over there comfy in his chair, and you can tell, he's controlling |
[755.14 --> 755.98] pretty much everything. |
[756.54 --> 759.32] Yeah, just before we were going to record, Chris was like, can you turn off the AC? |
[759.42 --> 760.06] It's a bit noisy. |
[760.28 --> 761.68] And he went to walk over to do... |
[761.68 --> 762.60] I was like, dude, sit down. |
[762.80 --> 763.34] I'm like an animal. |
[763.82 --> 764.34] I know. |
[764.34 --> 768.74] I know, and it was funny because I've also noticed, like, you know, there's little temperature |
[768.74 --> 769.62] sensors throughout. |
[769.88 --> 771.40] There's some buttons here and there. |
[771.86 --> 772.44] What do you think of them? |
[772.48 --> 775.56] These are the little Xiaomi Bluetooth low energy ones. |
[775.66 --> 777.84] Yeah, I like that they have the actual temperature display on there. |
[777.94 --> 782.52] And just on the wall behind you, underneath the little Red Hat Bluetooth speaker, there's |
[782.52 --> 786.38] a little ESP32 3D printed with the yellow cable going into it. |
[786.68 --> 790.30] And that is what he's talking on Bluetooth low energy to all these different temperature |
[790.30 --> 792.78] sensors throughout this half of the building. |
[792.78 --> 796.86] And then down the other end, I've got another one which talks to the ones down that end. |
[797.06 --> 800.10] And then they all feed through ESP home into Home Assistant. |
[800.60 --> 800.86] Nice. |
[801.70 --> 801.94] Yeah. |
[802.56 --> 805.74] Also, everything has sort of been augmented with... |
[805.74 --> 809.06] You can see where Alex has seen a problem, like, oh, I can 3D print that solution. |
[809.22 --> 809.78] Oh, yeah, definitely. |
[810.06 --> 811.34] Desk parts have been augmented. |
[811.82 --> 814.46] Things mounted to the wall have been augmented with a 3D print. |
[814.72 --> 817.86] There's just little bits of 3D printing solutions here and there. |
[817.86 --> 821.38] You obviously are like, you see a problem and you're like, oh, I'm going to print the fix |
[821.38 --> 821.62] to that. |
[821.70 --> 824.60] Well, I didn't spend money on a 3D printer to buy stuff. |
[824.74 --> 825.16] I didn't have to look at it. |
[825.24 --> 825.60] Come on. |
[826.86 --> 828.16] It's a replicator, dang it. |
[828.22 --> 829.20] So I want you to turn around. |
[829.50 --> 831.92] I've given you a hard time about Raspberry Pis in the past. |
[832.44 --> 834.62] There is a drawer marked To Do. |
[835.18 --> 835.36] Yeah? |
[835.62 --> 839.24] And in that drawer, I want you to kind of pie shame you. |
[839.24 --> 844.04] These are all the projects that I have in progress or To Do. |
[844.84 --> 846.50] Oh, they're each in a case, too. |
[846.64 --> 846.88] Yeah. |
[847.10 --> 850.50] I don't know how you managed to come up with an idea more haunting than a To Do list, but |
[850.50 --> 852.34] a To Do drawer of physical objects. |
[852.54 --> 854.82] This is going to be about where I'm at, dude. |
[855.24 --> 858.82] You've got four pies within arm's reach, because there's one over here, too, a Kodi |
[858.82 --> 859.10] box. |
[859.12 --> 861.18] And there's one attached to the 3D printer as well. |
[861.80 --> 864.12] So there's five pies within arm's reach of me. |
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