central-utah-lug

Enabling auto-join requires a default target channel be set. Do that with `⁨/⁩config default target_channel`.

and all of the information about the recordings should go
 to the Meeting Notes channel.

out of clear recording and transcribing everything, which is great.

Transcription from 2025-08-21T22:07:27Z

There we go, looks like Greg, Craig is automatically recovering now.

Transcription from 2025-08-21T22:10:44Z

Hey all, for tonight I'm going to provide an introduction to Ansible. For any additional talking points you'd like covered, please throw it in a thread to this message 😄

For anyone who wants to join remotely, I'll start the Discord voice chat around 6:00 p.m.

Ansible links:
- [Intro to Ansible](https://heywoodlh.io/ansible-intro-docker/)
- [My Ansible playbooks](https://github.com/heywoodlh/flakes/tree/main/ansible) 
- Example deployment with CI/CD testing/deployment: https://github.com/Red-Dawn-Network/ansible

Communication updates: https://culug.group/group/chat/2025/08/21/group-chat/

Hey all, for tonight I'm going to

Yeah, let's see if this works like I'm gonna show up as Patron.

And six, but I was on the other side of the building.

to assume you said you go into the building
 and it's like, there would be a computer class.
 Oh, yeah.

you can't have food in those ones, and so you can eat dinner and eat.

and it was started before I was a part of it.

This is Gordon meetup.com updates in there you got the link.
 Can you see you?

I love that. I've got this full screen and fear.

whatever. Figure out how to do a little bit of support. So if you go to a
 collect doc group and then click on the source. Oh contact. Yeah, or the first one.

how foolish of me I clicked on the thing that said discord and assumed it would take me to
 right?

Alex, this is the other part is I made the meeting those and I'm going to try to use that not only to record and write stuff that all the like.

We bring meetings when I'm like, hey, I'm going to

it's going to be in there.
 Yeah, so what's the text stack bar?
 So you got two bots, right?
 So yeah, so the Craig is the one for recording.
 And then Scripti is the one.
 So both of them will automatically join the discussion.
 And then when they're done, Craig will save the recording.
 And then you can like, in Discord,
 you can be like slash recording.
 So then it'll show you if you can download it if you want.
 And then

you can see what the scriptie does here.
 So I configured it to start.

but when when we start a new transcription it'll thread. So this is from me from earlier.

it's so bad at picking up words. I work with using Slack transcription and the AI note,
 like, it's incredible. It'll detect everyone who joins the meeting. It'll be like, hey,
 we're at LH, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And then it'll be like, to do assigned blah, blah, blah,
 and they're going to do this action item. And like, it does it all automatically. Like, you don't
 have to be like, hey, slacks, to do, like, no, it's incredible. I've been very happy with this.

All right, and I'm gonna turn that off, so I'm not so conscious about it, but the only thing I'm not
 sure about, oh, and then the other thing that I did, too, is...

So it essentially makes black or discord group Google Searchable and like
 Visible which I was like I feel like that's like really useful for that way
 We don't have to be like you have to be on discord to look at the meeting notes, you know what I mean
 So I think it's our
 Bye!

people might fight in general useful, pop up on my Google product.

So, it will be indexed, what I'm happy about.

And appropriate humor will probably have to go the way of that.

I think that'll be more of a knee problem than you, right?

But anyway, so I did that and I also killed the meetup group because like

Yeah, I looked at the subscription and it was like they just bumped it up to like

45 bucks a month and I'm just like, this is so expensive or how have you ever gotten
 somebody who's like, well, yeah, I saw you on Meetup.
 No, so we've actually had a bunch of people like find the group through Meetup, but like,
 they don't ever count in person, and I'm just like, like, how useful is this, and like,
 it's so dangerous.
 Like, we have virtual groups, but the full experience is really a person, I like it.
 No, for sure.
 And then, you know, Discord as well as all the other stuff, we tend to like bridge to
 other stuff like S-S-H-A-T-S-H-A-T, maybe like, all that fun stuff, like, we have alternatives
 if you don't like Discord, but anyway, so that's kind of what I did all day today in
 relation to the group.
 Um.

I think it was like a very beginning of the group.
 I don't think you had started coming in.

and I just revisited it and I was just like,
 I feel like this is like super useful.

I just threw it on my blog, so that way people could walk through it, but

Okay, so I mean, you're a mix of us, man.

You know, next OS, you configure the state of the device when in your configuration dot X, right? So answerable kind of

I mean, NYXO has been around for ever, but...

It's just been around forever, it's such an industry standard, so there's definitely
 popular there before next week.

been around since like 2008, technically it's older than Ubuntu, it's only been popular
 the last.
 So yes, COVID, like if blew up, like I discovered NYX because I was assigned a Mac when I was
 at UEN and I paid in Mac OS and I was like, this is terrible, the only thing I can do
 on my Mac is install homebrew, like this is just an awful experience, and then I discovered
 NYX, which not only was a Linux distribution as NYX OS, but also had a platform package
 manager on Macaulay. So I was just like holy crap.

multiple birds with one stone, and then I went down a huge rabbit hole of, you know,
 making next absolutely everything I've deployed with.

in the fact that you use a bunch of modules.

who procedurally define the state of your system.

So, like, you know, let's say there's a couple of things like, let's say I'm on Ubuntu and there's a couple of things I expect to always be on.

I said, so like, let's say you have W, 2.2 by our wall.

But let's just say we have the admin user.

on every single system we want as a sage.

How does this know what you want your state to be at?

Absolutely hate being on non-initable operating systems such as Ubuntu.

I love ask what because it gives me configurations.

I don't care, like I'm able to define it all, anyway, so the way that it works, yeah,
 it's just my idea.

of course, terrible. There's like nothing better.