
Linux “Off The Cuff”
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Just Bill and Majid for this one. We get into all kinds of stuff including the evolution of content creation, distro hopping, and the like. We get into Amazon’s shift to Linux on it’s Fire TV platform. All of this and way more.
We had a lot of fun making this one. After some off-topic discussion, we get into a recent purchase by Bill. We get into Pop!_OS in a big way! Somehow we segue into shaving products. All this and way more! This would be an excellent episode to watch ... more
It’s another AI episode folks. We had a good conversation about it though. It’s not all moaning, we promise. In the beginning, we’re talking about some of Bill’s hardware accelleration woes, and what he’s doing to remedy it. We went ahead and added i... more
A rather “in-depth” conversation about the nature of language, thought, and communication starts us off. We inevitably move on to AI. Those things and more!
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Went to the quickemu GitHub, pasted the things into the shell, eventually got MacOS emulated in Linux mint just so I could leave a rating on apple podcasts.
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Focused on technology, particularly the Linux operating system, a unique blend of humor and technical discussions characterizes the content throughout the episodes. The hosts engage in lively conversations about Linux distributions, troubleshooting, and emerging tech trends, often sharing personal anecdotes that resonate with tech enthusiasts. Noteworthy discussions cover a broad range of topics including data security, AI and its implications, and diverse experiences with various operating systems and hardware setups. The podcast stands out for its informal tone and the camaraderie among the hosts, making complex tech topics more accessible while simultaneously entertaining listeners with their humorous banter and unique insights into the ... more
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