This week on The Bugcast: Yannick and Lainey take over the controls, talk about networking and networks, and play you 8 amazing tracks of Creative Commons music!

Songs played

• The Riders – Bring Me The Lite – from Cherkasy, Ukraine – source
  
• Niki J Crawford – Countosh – from Los Angeles, CA – source
  
• The Liquid Kitchen – Song No. 9 – from Houston, TX – source
  
• Barefoot McCoy – Summer In My Soul – from Colombus, OH – source
  
• Carrying Goodness – Lonely Lies – from Moscow, Russia – source
  
• Starmob – Wish In The Wind – from Long Beach, CA – source
  
• Vitne – Escape – from Norway – source
  
• Quietly Concerned – The End – from Johannesberg, South Africa – source
  

Intro: <a href="http://chrisjuergensen.com/">Chris Juergensen</a> – Bug Lips<br />
Outro: <a href="http://markmarshall.com/">Mark Marshall</a> – Man Walking

Topics

<a href="https://oggcamp.org/">OggCamp</a><br />
<a href="https://otherside.network/">Other Side Podcast Network</a>, new shows

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Announcements

• Please leave us feedback on the music or any of the topics that we’ve discussed.
• The next live show will be episode 594, which will be streamed live in the chatroom on Friday 20 December 2019 at 21:30-ish UK time (GMT/UTC).
• Join us during the week on our Telegram group chat – click here to join
  (you’ll need a Telegram account)
• Submit your favourite tracks we’ve played since episode 553 for the Listener’s Choice episode 600 at the end of January 2020.

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Special thanks go to

Yannick and Lainey, for hosting this week’s show!<br />
Our <a href="https://thebugcast.org/support">supporters</a>!<br />
The artists for allowing us to play their music.<br />
Everyone who joined us in the chat room for the live broadcast of this show.<br />
<a href="https://archive.org/">Internet Archive</a> for hosting the media files<br />
<a href="https://euterpiaradio.ch/">Euterpia Radio</a> for the use of their Shoutcast server

The Bugcast is a proud founder member of the Otherside Podcast Network

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This week on The Bugcast: Oz takes over the controls and treats you to 10 amazing, and very different, tracks of Creative Commons music!

Songs played

• Mike Phirman – Thanksgiving Dinner – from San Luis Obispo, CA – source
  
• Great White Buffalo – Likely Story – from Los Angeles, CA – source
  
• Pornophonique – Sad Robot – from Darmstadt, Germany – source
  
• Chalk Dinosaur – Donutman – from Pittsburgh, PA – source
  
• The Spin Wires – Here She Comes (Right Yes Definitely Yes) – from Buffalo, NY – source
  
• Anydoll – Paranoid – from Jyväskylä, Finland – source
  
• Ramova – Wonder What This Could Be – from Chicago, IL – source
  
• Cletus Got Shot – Kentucky – from Fayetteville, AR – source
  
• Emmanuel Dalmas – Lorelei (Girl version) – from France – source
  
• The Absolute Sky – Blink Of An Eye – from Philadelphia, PA – source
  

Bedding: <a href="https://freesound.org/people/tim.kahn/">Tim Kahn</a> – <a href="https://freesound.org/people/tim.kahn/sounds/477883/">Dawn Chorus On the Bank of the Little Missouri River</a></b><br />
Intro: <a href="http://chrisjuergensen.com/">Chris Juergensen</a> – Bug Lips<br />
Outro: <a href="http://markmarshall.com/">Mark Marshall</a> – Man Walking

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Upcoming events

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Announcements

• Please leave us feedback on the music or any of the topics that we’ve discussed.
• The show live show will be episode 593 which will be hosted by Yannick and Lainey and streamed live in the chatroom on Friday 13 December 2019 at 21:30-ish UK time (GMT/UTC).
• Dave and Caroline will be back on Friday 20 December as normal
• Join us during the week on our Telegram group chat – click here to join
  (you’ll need a Telegram account)
• Submit your favourite tracks we’ve played since episode 553 for the Listener’s Choice episode 600 at the end of January 2020.

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Special thanks go to

Oz, for hosting this week’s show!<br />
Our <a href="https://thebugcast.org/support">supporters</a>!<br />
The artists for allowing us to play their music.<br />
Everyone who joined us in the chat room for the live broadcast of this show.<br />
<a href="https://archive.org/">Internet Archive</a> for hosting the media files<br />
<a href="https://euterpiaradio.ch/">Euterpia Radio</a> for the use of their Shoutcast server

The Bugcast is a proud founder member of the Otherside Podcast Network

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In this episode, Dave and Yannick have a guest : John Olliffe, a.k.a John from Canada. They review Divergence, the 16th episode of the 4th season of Star Trek Enterprise. After that, they have a chat with John about the place of Star Trek in his life. And finally, they go over the seven questions to the guest.

In this episode

• Yannick’s review of Divergence ;
• How did John discovered Star Trek ;
• The dreaded seven questions !

Thanks

Once again, huge thanks to all our lovely listeners, we are very grateful you chose to spend a little bit of your precious time to listen to our show !

Legal

The review featured in this episode is a modified version of the work done by the team at Memory Alpha and is released under a CC-BY-NC licence, which means you can use it, transform it, and redistribute it as long as you give appropriate credits to us and Memory Alpha, and you don’t use it for commercial business.

The rest of this episode is released under a CC-BY-SA licence, which means you can do pretty much whatever you want with it, as long as you credit us as the original authors, and if you publish something based on this episode, you have to release it under the same license.

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Series 6 Episode 12 – In this special Xmas episode the Linux Lads and the Binary Times Guys get together to have a good old chat about all things Linux, some of the topics covered are Windows out of support in January, too many Raspberry Pi’s? and what hardware we’d like to see Linux on, Enjoy.

00:27 Wayne welcomes us to the Linux Lads / Binary Times Christmas mash up show. In this episode Conor, Mark, Mike, Shane and Wayne will be talking about all things Linux!. This should make for some interesting conversation.

00:55 Mike kicks off the disccussion asking whether the end of support for Windows 7 will herald a new golden age of Linux on the desktop. The article from Vivaldi, “Why you should replace Windows 7 with Linux” is discussed before the conversation turns to what distribution would you recommend to new users, and all the ramifications of what that might mean. The conversation swings around to people’s acceptance of other systems. Mike thinks change is good. The conversation swings back to business implementations. Shane’s seen clever desktop implementations on top of Redhat. Conor asks if there are viable alternatives to Active Directory and Waynes mentions RazDC and Univention. They all agree that they would like to see Linux implemented in their organizations. Mike’s is already half and half. Shane asks whether Linux needs to buy into greasy capitalism, leading to some interesting thoughts on the subject. Gnome is seen as being a standard desktop environment that can be targeted as a platfrom. Just as concensus is being reached that next year will be the year of the linux desktop, the conversation turns to open standards, enlightened societies and preaching to the choir. We also discover using Linux helps you to grow to nice old age!

45:53 Shane moves the conversation on to how many Raspberry Pis do we all have. Conor admits to not owning a Raspberry Pi, though he does have a Rock 64. The guys tell us of all their different use cases. Shane’s not using his pis. Mike suggests appjar, zenity, Kdialog and bash scripts to help Shane in finding a solution for his use case. He also suggests godot game engine as a possible solution. Mark tells us about the Picade, the Pirate Radio, a weather station thing that’s not doing anything and a broken Pi-hole. Wayne tells us he has 10 raspberry pis doing various things, including kodi boxes with a pi tv hat, using motion eye os to capture some frog porn. He’s also using Yunohost. Conor mentions ODroid as an alternative to the Raspberry Pi. The guys discuss the great projects the Linux Voice guys used to get up to.

57:44 The guys discuss what hardware they would like to see Linux on. Mike wants to see a decently priced, well specified phone for the masses. Something like a Pinephone, maybe a Pinephone Pro? Shane tells us he is dieing for a large linux tablet or e-reader. Wayne’s looking forward to what Pine are going to be doing. All the guys are going to get a Pine Phone, apart from Mark. Shane is buying everthing! Mark would like to see a PowerPC notebook. They are currently fundraising but not hitting their targets.

That pretty much finishes up the Linux Lads / Binary Times Mashup. Christmas Waffling, we hope you’ve enjoyed it as much as we’ve enjoyed making it!

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In this episode, Dave and Yannick review Affliction, the 15th episode of the 4th season of Star Trek Enterprise. After that, they debate once again about Fahrenheit versus Celsius, and then go over some news items.

Call to action

What do you think about the choice of the metric system in Star Trek ?

In this episode

• Dave’s review of Afflication ;
• Starfleet use of the metric system ;
• Star Trek: Picard reveals Picard’s new first officer ;
• Noah Hawley will write and direct the next ‘Star Trek’ movie ;
• The “Star Trek : Short Trek” episodes are available on Netflix ;
• Star Trek : Short Treks “Ask Not”: a prelude to a new Star Trek series?

Thanks

Once again, huge thanks to Jeroen for joining us on last week’s episode. And thanks to all our listeners, we are very grateful you chose to spend a little bit of your precious time to listen to our show !

Legal

The review featured in this episode is a modified version of the work done by the team at Memory Alpha and is released under a CC-BY-NC licence, which means you can use it, transform it, and redistribute it as long as you give appropriate credits to us and Memory Alpha, and you don’t use it for commercial business.

The rest of this episode is released under a CC-BY-SA licence, which means you can do pretty much whatever you want with it, as long as you credit us as the original authors, and if you publish something based on this episode, you have to release it under the same license.

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This week on The Bugcast: three icons from the British entertainment industry leave us, period badges for shop staff, and 8 tracks of amazing Creative Commons music!

Songs played

• Strained – Chased – from St. Petersburg, Russia – source
  
• Glass Violet – Chemicals – from Bristol, UK – source
  
• Ralf G. – Purple Candy – from Dresden, Germany – source
  
• Wordsmith – Topics – from Baltimore, MD – source
  
• Phantom Lullaby – Legendary Friend – from Puerto Rico – source
  
• Color Out – High Hopes – from Chicago, IL – source
  
• Bod – Supergirl – from UK – source
  
• ikkubaru – Street Walkin’ – from Bandung, Indonesia – source
  

Intro: <a href="http://chrisjuergensen.com/">Chris Juergensen</a> – Bug Lips<br />
Outro: <a href="http://markmarshall.com/">Mark Marshall</a> – Man Walking

Topics

BBC News: <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-50578512">Clive James: Australian broadcaster and author dies aged 80</a><br />
BBC News: <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-50570852">Gary Rhodes: Chef and TV presenter dies aged 59</a><br />
WhatsOnStage: <a href="https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/jonathan-miller-dies-85_50454.html">Comic and director Jonathan Miller has died aged 85</a><br />
BBC News: <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-50597405">Japanese store ‘rethinks’ badges for staff on periods</a><br />
Our monthly audio and picture challenges are coming to an end.  What’s next?

<strong><a href="https://thebugcast.org/choice">Submit</a></strong> your favourite tracks we’ve played since episode 553 for the Listener’s Choice episode 600 at the end of January 2020.

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Announcements

• Please leave us feedback on the music or any of the topics that we’ve discussed.
• The next show will be episode 592 which will be hosted by Oz and may be streamed live in the chatroom on Friday 6 December 2019 at 21:30-ish UK time (GMT/UTC).
• The show after that will be episode 593 which will be hosted by Yannick and Lainey and streamed live in the chatroom on Friday 13 December 2019 at 21:30-ish UK time (GMT/UTC).
• Dave and Caroline will be back on Friday 20 December as normal
• Join us during the week on our Telegram group chat – click here to join
  (you’ll need a Telegram account)

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Special thanks go to

Our <a href="https://thebugcast.org/support">supporters</a>!<br />
The artists for allowing us to play their music.<br />
Everyone who joined us in the chat room for the live broadcast of this show.<br />
<a href="https://archive.org/">Internet Archive</a> for hosting the media files<br />
<a href="https://euterpiaradio.ch/">Euterpia Radio</a> for the use of their Shoutcast server

The Bugcast is a proud founder member of the Otherside Podcast Network

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In this episode, Dave and Yannick have a guest : Jeroen Baten from Hacker Public Radio. They review The Aenar, the 13th episode of the 4th season of Star Trek Enterprise. After that, they have a chat with Jeron about how he first got into Star Trek. And finally they go over the seven questions to the guest.

Call to action

You can help us make the world aware of our existence by writing the name of the show on the front of your house with a lot christmas lights, or, if that’s more practical, by sharing the address of our website on various social media !

In this episode

• Yannick’s review of The Aenar ;
• Last week’s “1 minutes and 40 seconds” dilemma ;
• How Jeroen got into Star Trek ;

Thanks

Once again, huge thanks to previous guest for joining us on last week’s episode. And thanks to all our listeners, we are very grateful you chose to spend a little bit of your precious time to listen to our show !

Legal

The review featured in this episode is a modified version of the work done by the team at Memory Alpha and is released under a CC-BY-NC licence, which means you can use it, transform it, and redistribute it as long as you give appropriate credits to us and Memory Alpha, and you don’t use it for commercial business.

The rest of this episode is released under a CC-BY-SA licence, which means you can do pretty much whatever you want with it, as long as you credit us as the original authors, and if you publish something based on this episode, you have to release it under the same license.

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