668: --yolo
By Jupiter Broadcasting
Ep. 668 · Aired May 25, 2026 · 1h 17m · Last boosted Jun 2, 2026
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Brent's been hacking smart speakers, Wes has a surprise, and Chris gives up on OpenClaw. Sponsored By: Jupiter Party Annual Membership: Put your support on automatic with our annual plan, and get one month of membership for free!Managed Nebula: Meet Managed Nebula from Defined Networking. A decentralized VPN built on the open-source Nebula platform that we love. Support LINUX Unplugged Links: ConnecTen Internet — Get $35 off your order total with Jupiter35💥 Gets Sats Quick and Easy with Strike📻 LINUX Unplugged on Fountain.FMThe Quiet Renovation at BitwardenMy first 100 days at Bitwarden — Open source is...
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Episode Boosts
Every boost sent to this episode, as published to Nostr, newest first.
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My preferred password manager is ProtonPass.
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How does Nebula compare to Tailscale for the purpose of isolating a server running OpenClaw (or Hermes) in a network? Ive built a plan to isolate a small server inside my LAN so that I can experiment with agents, one item on the plan was creating a Tailnet with only the devices I want the agent to connect to. Can I do that with Nebula? How would that differ from using Tailscale? Thanks!
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I recently landed a new job, definitely a step up in my short career as a social science researcher. And honestly, this isn't the first time being a Linux nerd and self-hoster has given me an edge over the competition. That skillset is in no small part thanks to listening to you guys. I'm forever grateful. For real. Long live Jupiter Broadcasting!
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Gents! Been a while. Bitwarden, self host, been amazing for a couple of years. Linux router, just moved to NixOS as my router from OPNsense a couple of weeks ago. Using technitium for DHCP and DNS on the same box. Just started playing with Hermes, been using OpenCode for a couple of months. What a time we live in! Oh under powered system, still running a Pentium II 266 as my win 2003 server for my retro gaming PCs w…
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I tried for a while to think of what would constitute a BRENT boost (Brentley won’t pin his tabs!) so ended up with this T9 dialing approach. Wanted to boost in and say yes, I do appreciate the RHEL coverage. It’s both something that heavily influences my future career/current learning but I did not have time to sift through myself. Lastly, I’ve been self hosting Vaultwarden through Docker Compose on a $12 VPS for t…
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Switched from 1pass to BItwarden in 2023 syncing between 6 devices. Happy but hesitating to suggest it at work as we already have a self hosted sysPass behind a VPN.
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You said not to boost passwords but here is my luggage combo. I also swapped from OC to Hermes. Way better. I’m running dual 3090 with llama.cpp on Nixos (my first nix box) after a Ubuntu update broke nvidia drivers. Qwen3.6:27b Q8 with q-8 cache is VERY good. I am fully local setup with searxng as my primary search and giving this a go for memory https://github.com/AxDSan/mnemosyne I am setting mine up for my wife’…
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Does 95% of this boost go to the advertisement at the beginning of the show - Progressive? 😂 I missed the youtube live even though Im subscribed and belled 😭🤷♂️. Id love for you guys to open with your sweet sweet music like TWIB does, then say "a quick ad to pay the bills" then come back. Feel free to put in as many ads you need to pay said bills 😇.
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I did appreciate the RedHat coverage, though it left me feeling down (their fault not yours) ... and apparently uninspired to boost!
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I use KeePass with syncthing and it works great for my needs. Love the Gnome Commander pick, and it's a nice little bit of nostalgia remembering when Gnome initially shipped Midnight Commander as their file manager.