All Jupiter Broadcasting Shows

Chris and Joe look back at the big news stories of 2017, some notable trends, the changes that impacted Desktop Linux users & the topics that dominated the community discussion.

This week we welcome back Wimpy and dive into popular community topics, Bitcoin & space! Plus some #AskError, Tattoos, body hacking Wimpy's crazy rig setup & we peel back the covers on his origin story! + (00:00:15) - The fellas reflect on how far they (and Bitcoin) have come. + (00:17:00) - #AskError: What social norm would you like to skip entirely? If you could go back in time, what period would you go to? + (00:32:20) - Florida man tattoos "Do Not Resuscitate" on chest. + (00:43:52) - #AskError: What's a warning sign you've recognized in yourself? + (00:52:15) - Wimpy exposes the juicy details of his Linux system. + (01:12:05) - Voyager 1 is running out of energy and thrusters, but a way has been found to extend its lifespan + (01:15:25) - Wimpy tells the story of his entrance into Linux, and watching it mature.

Mike’s spent a week with JavaScript, Apple has a big gift & that launching a new product glow. Plus Linux’s new fight, Amazon’s big wins & the things that have really gone to hell.

Network Namespaces have been around for a while, but there may be be some very practical ways to use them that you’ve never considered. Wes does a deep dive into a very flexible tool. Plus what might be the world’s most important killswitch, the real dollar values for stolen credentials & the 19 year old attack that’s back.

TrueOS stable 17.12 is out, we have an OpenBSD workstation guide for you, learnings from the PDP-11, FreeBSD 2017 Releng recap & Duo SSH.

We debate the best distros of 2017, get into some community news, and a bcachefs and Gentoo challenge update & also learn a bit about Canonical’s new Multipass project. Plus a few Linux commands that are guaranteed to destroy your install.

This week we take a dive into what it takes to break into a network. We wrap by telling you what you need to know to stay safe. Plus your calls & our answers! Note: There were some hardware issues out of our control this week, so the audio is below our normal standard.

Microsoft makes one of their boldest moves into open source yet, Mike’s got new wheels and turns it into a chance to reflect on building for voice interfaces, Amazon’s got a new way for devs to make money & we continue to ponder the best ways to achieve CI bliss.

Mozilla violates users' trust, Amazon has a new Linux, OpenSSH is coming to Windows & Intel blocks disabling of the Management Engine. Plus an update on the Conservancy's fight with the Software Freedom Law Center & more.

In this week’s show we’re introduced to Chris’ new puppy Levi, a Sonos 1 mini-review, experiences trying to get multi-room IoT audio working, 3DS region locking, Wes’ trial of home assistant & Beard’s Seattle move progress & more! + (00:00:10) - Chris gets region lock-blocked. + (00:05:25) - Patreon rolled back their fee changes, but concerns have been raised. + (00:18:24) - Chris' Smart Home is no Katey Sagal. + (00:34:37) - Rikai's new apartment is coming together. + (00:44:22) - Net Neutrality gets repealed. What does that mean for the network? + (00:54:04) - Chris becomes a dogfather. + (01:06:56) - #AskError: You wouldn't download a car... would you? Should there be time-share sexbots? Would you adopt a forever-puppy? When's the podcast about group sex? What's the 5-year vision for Jupiter Broadcasting?

Authors of one of the most infamous botnets of all time get busted, researchers discover keyloggers built into HP Laptops, the major HomeKit flaw no one is talking about & the new version of FreeNAS packs a lot of features for a point release. Plus an update on the show and what to expect & we attempt something TechSNAP could never do as a video production, a live double FreeNAS upgrade!

We try to answer what happens to an open source project after a developers death, we tell you about the last bootstrapped tech company in Silicon Valley, we have an update to the NetBSD Thread sanitizer & show how to use cabal on OpenBSD.

It’s been a bad year of sourcing for the news industry, with the last couple of weeks delivering the biggest screw ups of the year. We kick it off with an update on Net Neutrality, the Russia investigation & then the rash of failed news this week. Plus we catch Jeff Sessions preparing his war on Cannabis, an Overtime packed with goodies & more!

It’s time to replace Patreon, YouTube, Twitter/Facebook & all the other centralized platforms of the web. But can open source answer the call? This week we look at a few projects that could replace today’s information silos if Linux users just step up. Plus community news, some big updates & a lot more!

This week we talk about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Should you invest? Should you look at other alt coins?