Alex tells about his endeavours with Ceph for his homebrew container solution on RK1’s. The outcome may surprise you.

AJ and Alex answer a question of a listener on the different options for stream decks and the advantages of choosing one with buttons over dials. The main topic of today is our workshop setups and the reasons behind our choice of tool ecosystems. We discuss the convenience of cordless tools and the cost considerations of battery swapping. The episode concludes with a discussion on the various tools found in their workshops, including routers and CNC machines.

A.J. and Alex dive into what’s connected to their computers, like microphones and audio interfaces, sharing their experiences with different models.

Alex takes us through his garden where he did all kinds of automation, from mowing to water.

Is social media bad? AJ and Alex are getting to the bottom of it. Is it social? Bad? Who knows. AJ and Alex discuss social media’s positive and negative aspects.

Why would you use pfSense for your home network instead of the box your ISP provides you? Well, there are a lot of good reasons. Just listen to Alex what he has to say about it.

Alex and AJ discuss generative AI (Gen AI) in their podcast. AJ shares his experience with Gen AI, for writing assistance, such as outlining articles and generating images for his blog posts.

If you listened to our previous episode, you might have wondered: ‘Where are the other topics they wanted talk about? Are they forgetting LoxBerry and Homey Pro?’ Well, yes, we kind of forgot that during the episode. There was so much to talk about with photography we lost track of the outline for the episode. Since we really wanted to talk about those topics, we’re trying it again.

Digital photography and managing your photos. AJ and Alex completely forget what they planned to talk about, once they start talking about photography. So, don’t expect any tips, or any other cool things, other than digital photography.

Not sure what A.J. and Alex are talking about, but it involves WiFi, and some Turing RK1