Late Night Linux Late Night Linux – Episode 313
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Dec 23, 2024 The podcast dives into home surveillance using Raspberry Pi, exploring software for motion detection and AI-based video processing. It shares personal experiences with 3D printer management via Octoprint and Home Assistant, emphasizing safety and remote control. Tailscale is highlighted as a user-friendly VPN solution. A newly released digital audio workstation garners attention, along with comparisons of web automation tools. Finally, discussions around the Raspberry Pi OS interface raise questions on balancing modern aesthetics with user stability.
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Will's Camera Woes
- Will's security camera company went out of business, prompting him to find alternatives.
- He found ThingGino, which allows local control over cameras with custom firmware.
Using Motion for Home Security
- Consider Motion for video recording, motion detection, and Home Assistant integration.
- It's a reliable and functional option with good documentation and advanced features.
Frigate: AI-Powered Security
- Frigate offers powerful AI features for security cameras, like person recognition.
- However, it requires specialized hardware and can be time-consuming to set up.
