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We take a look at new heart surgery techniques, the age of the universe, a pint-sized paleontologist, a robot snake, new Google Map locations, spacecraft and story updates, Curiosity news, and as always take a peek back into history and up in the sky this week.

Mike and Chris contemplate how to gracefully killer a project, end a contract, or quit a job. Then they debate the merits of Google killing Reader, the challenges of Android, and reservations about open sourcing your code. And much more, on this week’s Coder Radio!

Puppet is an an open source configuration management tool that our friend Allan uses every single day. He joins us to discuss this free tool that can help you manage 1 to thousands of Linux boxes. Then a look at Linux Mint Debian Edition, Fedora’s Wayland strategy, some Kickstarter games that look great… AND SO MUCH MORE! All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

Angela and Chris talk about favorite pizza places, crazy pizza facts, some great videos that will make you think differently about pizza and more!

A CloudFlare outage takes down three quarter of a million sites, we’ll tell you what went wrong. Some old school malware gets the job done, Allan’s cool toys from Japan, a big batch of your questions our answers, and much more on this week’s TechSNAP.

Its been 10 years since the invasion of Iraq, armed with a new study, and a revealing documentary of Dick Cheney we’ll look back at the scandals and lies that led the the 2003 invasion of Iraq. We’ll look back at the individuals, the scandals, and the lies that led the United Stated into the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Plus why you should care about the outrageous situation in Cyprus, the good news for bitcoin investors, details South Korea’s purported Cyber attack, your feedback, and much much more. On this week’s episode of, Unfilter.

We take a look at an exoplanets atmosphere, HIV killing bee venom, ancient sundials, viewer feedback, spacecraft updates, Curiosity news, and as always take a peek back into history and up in the sky this week.

Google shuffles the head of Android to a new role, folding Android under the Chrome division. We take live calls and speculate on the long-term possible transition from Android to ChromeOS, how it would impact developers and how the transition could be accomplished. Plus rumor has it Windows Phone 8 will lose support in July 2014, and the dark cloud of uncertainty around the struggling platform this creates. Then the hard choice when developing for desktop Linux, the Samsung problem, and much more!

It’s our review of openSUSE 12.3. Is this powerful distribution an island of refuge for Ubuntu defectors? And we’ll discuss how openSUSE stands on it’s own, as a distribution with a rich legacy that’s following it’s own path to the future. But are there a few bumps along this journey? Plus: Some desktop replacements for Google Reader, support for Wayland builds, your emails… AND SO MUCH MORE! All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

Angela and Chris catch up on your letters! After weeks of letting our bags fill with your notes, we double down on the big sack and answer your questions, share some stories, a few laughs, and more!

We’ll explain the MiniDuke malware and the extremely clever way to slipped it’s way into victims systems. Researchers discovered a way to bypass google two-factor authentication, we’ll explain the details, and we look back at 25 years of software vulnerabilities. Plug a big batch of your questions, our answers, and so much more on this week’s TechSNAP!

U.S. intelligence officials claim Cyber-attacks and cyber-espionage pose a greater potential danger to U.S. national security than Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups. We go after these claims. On Tuesday the Freedom of the Press Foundation published leaked audio from Bradley Manning’s courtroom testimony, allowing the world for the first time to hear the voice of the 25-year-old Army private as he details leaking of thousands of reports and a cables to WikiLeaks. Plus big drone money gets serious, your feedback, and much much more!

We take a look at dinosaur fight scars, possible sub-glacial bacteria, a robot that can throw, update on the Higgs-Boson, Curiosity news, and as always take a peek back into history and up in the sky this week.

We question the real purpose of Xamarin’s recent initiatives, the likely and unfortunate outcome of alternative mobile operating systems, and pontificate on HTML5′s continued growth. Plus: A little more on logging, some of our favorite accessories, and a plea for your calls next week!

The CEO of System76 joins us to discuss the impact Ubuntu’s recent announcements on Linux, the community, and products built around Ubuntu. Then we debate if Canonical leading Ubuntu down a path of collapse under the weight of a massive gamble on unproven, in-house technology, or are they about to make their grand contribution to the open source community? Plus the good news for KDE & WebM users, we answer some Linux questions… AND SO MUCH MORE! All this week on, The Linux Action Show!