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Twitch pulls out of Korea thanks to the opposite of Net Neutrality, it’s not clear to what extent smart devices are listening to your conversations, more on water usage in data centers, and our thoughts on mandatory access controls.

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Twitch to shut down in Korea over ‘prohibitively expensive’ network fees

Marketer sparks panic with claims it uses smart devices to eavesdrop on people

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We were asked for our thoughts on mandatory access controls.

Kolide

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Podcast (all): Download (Duration: 26:45 — 22.0MB)

In this episode:

• Mark is playing Baldur’s Gate 3.
• Alan is going LoCo in Ubuntu – You can contribute to the UK LoCo website on GitHub.
• Martin is building and running Snaps on NixOS.

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Podcast (all): Download (Duration: 20:21 — 16.6MB)

The child’s toy that Chris hacked makes us remember the various other proprietary hardware and software that we’ve taken control of using free and open source software. Plus our mixed feelings about doing an accessibility challenge.

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What you need to know about the recent SSH vulnerability, yet another privacy issue with cloud-connected security cameras, why it’s difficult to get to the bottom of an obscure ZFS encryption bug, and more.

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SSH protects the world’s most sensitive networks. It just got a lot weaker

UniFi devices broadcasted private video to other users’ accounts

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We were asked about the state of ZFS encryption, and Syncoid snapshots.

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Linux Downtime is now Linux Dev Time!

In this first episode we talk about “sharpening our tools” – changing your dev tools, trying out new languages, using existing code vs writing something new, how to get over creative blocks, and more.

How Often Should We Sharpen Our Tools?

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Podcast (all): Download (Duration: 29:18 — 23.8MB)

Google Drive client users lost months of files, a feature of UEFI that has left millions of computers potentially vulnerable to persistent malware, and why you probably shouldn’t buy cheap resold volume Windows licenses.

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Google Drive users say Google lost their files; Google is investigating

How to restore files in Drive for desktop (v84.0.0.0-84.0.4.0)

Just about every Windows and Linux device vulnerable to new LogoFAIL firmware attack

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We were asked about using cheap resold volume Windows licenses.

Kolide

Kolide ensures that if a device isn’t secure, it can’t access your apps. It’s Device Trust for Okta. Watch the demo today to see how it works at kolide.com/25a

Podcast (all): Download (Duration: 29:01 — 23.8MB)

In this episode:

• Alan stumbles upon Ubuntu Core Desktop Preview and gives it a shake on a SteamDeck.
• Mark further continues his adventures in the Fediverse, by developing AWS Lambdas on his desktop.
• Martin creates an Open-Source Apple AirDrop-alike for sending files around the aether with LocalSend

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