In episode 66 of CCJam, Yannick showcases two fabulous tracks from ElisaDay, a symphonic rock band from Russia.
You can find ElisaDay’s profile on Jamendo, and also on Bandcamp.
Tracks played in this episode:
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In this episode, the guys go over Angel One, the 14th episode of the 1st season of Star Trek: The Next Generation. A very good episode according to our fine crew of reviewers, despite a very cheesy love scene.
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In this episode, Dave and Yannick review Datalore, the 13th episode of the 1st season of Star Trek: The Next Generation. A good episode all round, but our intrepid reviewers still manage to punch a few holes in it.
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Series 8 Episode 2 – We welcome back Mike Saunders to the show, Mark has been enjoying using the Volla phone, Mike has been drinking liquid meals, Wayne has been playing with solar setups, Mike gives us an insight into The Document Foundation and LibreOffice and explains the recent flames on the internet regarding LibreOffice’s decision to alter its description, more under the hood tips and another epic Irish saying. Enjoy.
00:24 Wayne welcomes us to Season 8 Episode 2 from a slightly overcast Bristol. Wayne’s tongue is refusing to do what its told, leading Wayne to wonder how he can fluff up the intro after so much time. Mark tells us summer is still over in Ireland. Mike Saunders joins us to tell us he has no idea what the weather is like in Munich but the Oktoberfest has been cancelled. Mike tells us its nice to be on the show for his fifth appearance and finds it hard to believe the show is almost four years old. The guys can’t believe it either.
03:11 Mark gives us an update on his Volla phone with Ubuntu Touch. The software is still beta but steady progress is being made. Mike asks about the current development of Ubuntu Touch and Mark provides a potted history. Mike is going to try Ubuntu Touch on his Samsung Galaxy S3. Wayne comprehends the bubble we’re in. Mike thinks its great the the mobile phone duopoly is being challenged, and Mark lists off some of the mobile phone OSes, like Ubuntu Touch, Volla Phone, Sailfish OS, Postmarket OS, Phosh and the Pinephone. Mark thinks there’s a lot to be optimistic about. Mike is upset that MikeOS wasn’t mentioned in Mark’s list. Mike suggests running qemu and MikeOS on your phone as a project, so Wayne’s afternoon is sorted.
Mike tells us he’s running FreeBSD these days, but you wouldn’t really know it as he’s running it on his Nintendo Switch and reminisces about BSD in Microsoft products. Mike also gives a shout out to the developers of the Big Blue Button, a self hosted or integratedweb conferencing solution for online learning. Mark brings up the ECJ ruling as a good reason to switch from proprietary software as a service solutions to solutions like the Big Blue Button, Collabora and NextCloud.
13:07 Wayne tells us he’s been on Maker’s Corner, another fine Otherside Podcast Network Show. Mark is reminded to tell everyone he appeared on Linux Lads. Wayne goes on to tell us he’s been playing with 12V powered electronics and a viktron system he inherited as well as the Grafana graphing software.
16:41 The topic of conversation moves on to The Document Foundation, LibreOffice and the distinction between them, the companies in the LibreOffice ecosystem, and the conundrum of how to fund Free and Open Source Software.
Mike kicks off by commenting on how hard it is to please everyone in software design. He then goes on to tell us that LibreOffice and The Document Foundation have been in the tech news recently with a lot of confusion surrounding the different parts of the project. Mike goes on to explain that The Document Foundation is an independent self-governing meritocratic entity, created by a large group of Free Software advocates, in the form of a charitable Foundation under German law (gemeinnützige rechtsfähige Stiftung des bürgerlichen Rechts) which is now 10 years old. It was set up in the aftermath of Oracle buying Sun and uncertainty around the future of OpenOffice. It’s an important distinction to make that The Document Foundation is not a software house with specific requirements as a non-profit entity. LibreOffice on the other is both the software and the project, with hundreds of contributors. In essence, The Document Foundation provides the infrastructure to allow other people to develop LibreOffice. Around this then there are a number of companies formed that contribute code into LibreOffice, so there is good separation between the different parts of the ecosystem to ensure a flourishing Free and Open Source project for all. It’s a huge legacy codebase. One of the first projects The Document Foundation undertook was to simplify the build process. Mike goes on to explain the rationale behind the recent personal edition label controversy. He also reminds us of the heartbleed vulnerability as an example of how important it is to provide support to the LibreOffice ecosystem.Mike closes out the discussion with a recognition that Free and Open Source software needs to be funded.
54:52 Under the Hood – Mark’s Under the Hood comes from Mike over at the Linux Lads and it is Noise Torch, “an easy to use open source application for Linux with PulseAudio. It creates a virtual microphone that suppresses noise, in any application.” Mark decided not to try it before the show to prevent any more audio disasters but plans to install and use it in the future.
Mike’s Under the Hood is Huel and Queal, nutritionally complete meal in a drink foods that are good for you, like Guinness only with less alcohol.
Wayne’s first Under the Hood comes from Ben in the chat and it is rclone browser, a gui front end for rclone. His second is from another Ben, this time over email, and it is KISS a free and open source launcher for android. Wayne’s final one is to mention the latest Maker’s Humble Bundle with a whole bunch of useful Maker’s books.
01:03:04 And the German “Zungenbrecher”: “Schnecken erschrecken, wenn Schnecken an Schnecken schlecken, weil zum Schrecken vieler Schnecken, Schnecken nicht schmecken”, or Snails are frightened when snails lick snails because, to frighten many snails, snails do not taste. So there you have, thanks so much to Mike for coming on and taking the time to tell us all about the Document Foundation, LibreOffice and everything else. We hope you enjoy the show as much as we did making it.
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This week on The Bugcast: we mourn the loss of a personal friend, we ask if NASA changed your starsign, and we play 8 pieces of great Creative Commons independent music!
Intro: <a href="http://chrisjuergensen.com/">Chris Juergensen</a> – Bug Lips<br />
Outro: <a href="http://markmarshall.com/">Mark Marshall</a> – Man Walking
Passing of Mel Lofthouse – <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/mel-lofthouse-our-poker-queen">fundraiser to support the family</a><br />
independent.co.uk: <a href="https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/ophiuchus-nasa-star-sign-zodiac-astrology-new-change-a9624061.html">Ophiuchus: Nasa confirms it did not change Zodiac sign</a>
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Our team of Star Trek experts cough cough gather together to review The Big Goodbye, the 12th episode of the first season of Star Trek : The Next Generation. A very good episode storywise, but mot so much productionwise.
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This week on The Bugcast: we have become radio presenters, Alex is now a Junior, we discuss the difference between radio shows and podcasts (Itsa podcast!), and we play 8 pieces of great Creative Commons and independent music!
Intro: <a href="http://chrisjuergensen.com/">Chris Juergensen</a> – Bug Lips<br />
Outro: <a href="http://markmarshall.com/">Mark Marshall</a> – Man Walking
Alex has now finished school for the summer, and goes up to Juniors in September.<br />
Our new radio show has gone live on <a href="https://dn12live.com">DN12 Live</a><br />
Uncharted, with Dave and Caroline – <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/2335268420116006/">Facebook Group</a><br />
What’s the difference between a podcast and a radio show? <em>(Itsa podcast!)</em>
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Ro is back once more to help the team review Haven, the 11th episode of the first season of Star Trek : The Next Generation. An interesting episode, but as Yannick said during the recording, any episode featuring Majel Barrett is a good episode.
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Series 8 Episode 1 – We kick off Series 8 in jubilant form, happy to be back starting a fresh season, Mark got a message from John Romero and has been testing the Volla phone, Wayne has been playing with Nextcloud, Docker and got a new Raspberry Pi, more under the hood tips and another epic Irish saying. Enjoy.
00:24 Wayne welcomes us to the first Episode of Season 8!It’s a kind of overcast and cool Bristol, while Mark thinks the summer is over already and reminisces about the earlier great sunny days this year.
03:29 Mark tells us he’s actually started making show notes. He also tell us his children arranged for John Romero of Doom fame to send him a Father’s Day Message. The fact that they did it and the fact that John Romero obliged kinda blew Mark away and he thanks them all for making Father’s Day 2020 so memorable.
Mark goes on to tell us that he is Beta Testing Ubuntu Touch on the Volla phone. Mark reallys likes the look of the device and the specs are great. While the experience is still very Beta, as expected, Mark thinks things are shaping up well for the release later this year.The guys discuss Ubuntu Touch, Wayne Out There’s show. The guys discuss whether Ubuntu Touch will ever be a consumer OS and whether that’s important, as long as its niche ready and they can help move it along.
25:21 The chat reminds Mark of the latest Humble Bundle, which is Learn Python Programming with PyCharm. The guys go on to discuss another amazing Humble Bundle, the Circuits and Electronics by Morgan and Claypool bundle.
31:05 Wayne tells us that he’s got his Nextcloud talk working again after installing a TURN server, and the guys are now recording the show using it. He goes on to talk about Nextcloud and PFSense. He fixed problems with his Nextcloud upgrade by with this guide (the intika entry solved his instance being stuck in maintenance mode) and this guide (see the IanNic solution).
37:55 Wayne goes on to talk about his Raspberry Pis, Ubuntu Server on the Pi and Docker. Following are some of his notes on installing Docker on a Raspberry Pi.
Install docker on a Raspberry Pi
Steps
curl -sSL https://get.docker.com | sh
sudo usermod -aG docker pi
Reboot here or run the next commands with a sudo
docker run hello-world
sudo apt-get install -y libffi-dev libssl-dev
sudo apt-get install -y python3 python3-pip
sudo apt-get remove python-configparser
sudo pip3 install docker-compose
Installing docker on the Raspberry Pi
how to start a docker container at boot time.
run systemd service specific user group.
Running a script as another user [docker-compose]
The actions below were taken out to start up the grafana docker container but it needed to be run a user ‘pi’.
sudo vi /usr/local/bin/startGrafana.sh
#!/bin/bash
cd /home/pi/Downloads/grafana/
docker-compose up --detach
:wq
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/startGrafana.sh
vi /etc/rc.local
# Add in the line before exit 0
/bin/su -x '/usr/local/bin/startGraf.sh' pi
:wq
reboot.
Great docker introductory video.
44:51 Wayne goes on to tell us he was gifted a Raspberry Pi 4. Eventually he’s hoping all his servers will run on Raspberry Pis.
53:05 Under the Hood – Mark’s under the hood is Cadmus, a noise suppression utility for Linux.
Wayne’s Under the Hoods are the Simple mobile tools website (Thanks Dave!) and pip3 install catt followed by catt cast 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2eoeC4R5Ak' (thanks Ben!) Wayne also tells us of a DJ Ware video that’s worth a watch.
Irish saying of the show is Tá an Samhradh thart
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This week on The Bugcast: we discuss the reopening of pubs in the UK, announce some great news for the show, and we play 8 pieces of great Creative Commons music!
Intro: <a href="http://chrisjuergensen.com/">Chris Juergensen</a> – Bug Lips<br />
Outro: <a href="http://markmarshall.com/">Mark Marshall</a> – Man Walking
BBC News: <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52977388">What are the new rules when pubs reopen?<a /> <em>(First orders!)</em><br />
BBC News: <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-53279723">Sheffield Council apologises for coronavirus pub tweet</a><br />
The Bugcast will be replayed on <a href="https://www.dn12live.com/">DN12Live</a> from next weekend, and we’re producing a brand new original show, Uncharted, for the same station starting this week!
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