This week, I talk about why some companies don’t want to upgrade to new shiny things, and some of the data that ad companies are taking off your mobile phone. Show notes Why some companies don’t upgrade their systems and infrastructure They may not need to upgrade their systems. Therefore, a good business case is […]
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My Interests This Week podcast – Episode 4
This week, I talk about a scary job interview and a digital assistant that’s sort of like Siri and Alexa.
My Interests This Week podcast – episode 3
Listen how I talk of the wonderful world of backups, and how you should be cautious of the Internet of Things.
My Interests This Week podcast – episode 2
This week I talk about a decentralized video platform and that pandemic that’s been in the news recently.
My Interests This Week podcast – episode 1
This is the “soft reboot” of this thing, and it’s for the week ended September 26, 2020. Also, here’s some stuff that I discuss in the episode: The Godot engine AI Dungeon Block Wars playlist Bake Your Own 3D Dungeons With Procedural Recipes by Marcin Seredynski Twitter and Mastodon pages
Starting to Use Pixelfed
The fediverse is expanding, and one example that shows pictures and stories is Pixelfed.
Trying to Play Some Music Files in My Car
I wanted to listen to my music collection while driving around. Yet I did not know it would take this much effort to hear the songs.
I Love Doing Backups
Aren’t data backups and compression so fun?
How Can You Generate Revenue With an Open Source Product?
I was reading a BBC article months ago about a guy who tried to sink his business. The reason why he wanted to sink his business? The problem, as he saw it, was that this simple code was open source – that is, it had already been made available to developers at no cost – […]
The HP x2 2-in-1 Notebook, and How Well It Runs Fedora
[Update November 26, 2019] – Hans de Goede, a Linux kernel programmer, has figured out a way of partially fixing the suspend issue. He has since written patches for the kernel and have submitted them upstream. Apparently, he found that the embedded controller (EC) on the notebook isn’t like other ECs, and so doesn’t handle […]