Have some frustrations you need to work out? Then might I suggest shooting your fellow viewer in the virtual face! Jupiter Broadcasting has a new public Xonotic server! Free to play and free to join!

I\’ll tell you all about it, plus a few details about the free open source first person shooter, Xonotic. In this week\’s episode of an In Depth Look.

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• It was developed as a fork of Nexuiz
• The game is running on a heavily modified version of the Quake engine known as \”DarkPlaces\”
• US people are more likely to pronounce it : zone + otic
• European people are more likely to pronounce it : kso + notic
• 0.6 Released March 8th includes new weapon models, new maps, massive new features, and a ton of bugs fixes.
• XonStat: Player Statistics for Jupiter Colony

Server info:

xonotic.jupitercolony.com

Jupiter Colony Xonotic Forum

We also have a TeamSpeak 3 channel which is open to anyone, and is a great way to get to know the people you\’re playing with.

TS3 IP: ts.jupitercolony.com:9990

xonotic@jupitercolony.com If anyone has questions/ideas.

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One thing everyone around the world now shares is common, is the universal truth that a giant industry exists to filter out our lives make sure we only hear and see what they want us to.

For many of us there have been watershed events that force us to really see this in it\’s entire scope.

Once faced with this hard truth, I was left with only one thing to do. To start a new show, and unfilter our lives. And I\’m going to tell you all about it – In this week\’s episode of an In Depth Look!

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Topics

There is a lot of really interesting things happening in the world, and 2012 is sure to keep that trend going.

We\’ll keep our focus on the technology angle whenever we can, and watch for your feedback to fine tune the topics you like the most.

Special Format

Twice a week. Mini, with headlines and tease for the big show later in the week.
And we want your input.
Open Skype/Google+ during core live segments.

Host

Metalfreak, from the JBLIVE chatroom and an active member in our subreddits will join me, and frequent JB hosts will stop by to share something from their corner of the world.

And maybe a few surprises!

Fundamentals

LIVE.

Pre-recorded segments played live, so live stream experiences the entire show live. And this is recorded, saving editing.

Audio only, with visuals ala SciByte.

When?

When it\’s ready! After we get TORked launched, its the next show out of the gate. We\’re still putting some of the final bits in place, but expect to hear more soon!

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We have a new show: TORked! A new podcast covering Star Wars The Old Republic from multiple perspectives. The show will provide the latest news, tips, tricks and game updates. Casual and hardcore players alike will find this show helpful as they deal with the potentially disorienting galaxy of SWTOR.

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TORked Feeds

• HD TORked Feed
• TORked Mobile
• TORked MP3

Friends Play Free

SWTOR Friends Trial and Free Weekend Pass Players

BIG Patch coming up.

A lot being added, going to be a big topic for TORked! Watch the patch trailer

Books:

1. Star Wars: The Old Republic: Fatal Alliance
2. Star Wars: The Old Republic: Deceived
3. Star Wars: The Old Republic: Revan

Time Card

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Game

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So what is it? It\’s a tablet called the C71 built by ZeniThink, sold under various names.

ZeniThink appears to be competing in the cheap Android space, and some of their models have some real design flair to them.

Zenithink were one of the first Android tablet makers in China, and were responsible for the original Android ePad almost 2 years ago.

The C71 is their cheapest unit, and it also happens to be the unit the highly anticipated KDE Spark Tablet will be built around.

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Pros:

Price. $150 shipped.
802.11n
Very current Android
Ships Rooted!
Screen is bright
5-Point Capacitive Touchscreen
HDIMI Out
VERY easy to re-flash. Just hold down Power and Volume Down at boot.

Cons:

There is no GPS, which is not uncommon for a 7 inch without 3G, but I would have liked it.
There is no bluetooth, which would have been nice.
No 3G
Vertical viewing angle is limited.
4GB of Storage, makes it tight for apps. Gonna need a TF Memory Card
Speaker on the Back, so audio is always away from you.

Build Quality

You can\’t complain much at $150. But it feels very sturdy, but a bit cheap. Some dirt under the screen (very noticeable in one spot) and light bleed from the LEDs.

Battery:

3000mAh
Music: About 8 hours
Video: About 3-4 hours
Standby: About two days

A Different Tactic:

Unlike Apple, Motorola, Samsung, and many others. ZeniThink is going for the direct sale, and white label approach. Mine was labeled and sold as the UPAD

The Real Competition:

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Spark Tablet:

Sparking a Fire | The Linux Action Show!
aseigo: Spark answers
aseigo: next steps

More:

Zenithink
Download ICS from Zenthink
Zenithink

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Find out how easy it is to install Ice Cream Sandwich on your PC, why you might want to do it, and what you can do with it! Plus an easy way to run Android in VirtualBox, and how to get Ethernet support under Android.

Plus in the show notes, Chris\’ shares his three easy steps to getting started!

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How to get started?

1. These are the officially supported devices, but Android-x86 should work on others too. An old list of supported devices / hardware can be found HERE.

Android-x86 4.0 has been tested / it should work on MSI 110W, Asus EeePC or some Asus laptops/tablets and Tegav2.

1. Download UNetbootin to flash the ISO image to a thumb drive. Or you can burn the ISO image to a CDROM.

2. Boot and enjoy! If you like it, reboot and select the install option.

A couple Android-x86 4.0 (ICS) tips:

• *When using it in VirtualBox, make sure you select \”Disable Mouse Integration\”
• *Disable screen autorotate from the Android-x86 settings, or else some application might rotate it for you (and that\’s quite annoying if your device doesn\’t support it)

Further Reading

• Android-x86 with VirtualBox support with Ethernet enabled
• Android-x86 4.0 RC1 Released
• Android-x86 – Porting Android to x86

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Chris shows you three easy ways to get Jupiter Broadcasting shows on your home TV. Plus a quick call out for any developers who would like to help Jupiter Broadcasting build apps for their favorite device!

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Links

New LAS HD Feed Available

Boxee Box:

RSS Feeds App, YouTube app. Or the Boxee Bookmarklet

You can also add RSS feeds from the Web site and they will populate the RSS feeds app on the Boxee.

Roku

There is a private channel you might be able to add, but I was not able to get it working at the time of this recording.

The blip.tv App can be used to search for JB and then it lists our shows in chronological order.

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I recently began to overcome a challenge I\’ve been facing in my life for a few years. In this episode, I\’ll share my story in the hope it can help you overcome a challenge you may be facing.

Find out how I finally got my butt in gear to take care of my life challenge!

Thanks to:

GOG.com – the digital game distributor with a difference.

Get 10% off if you buy 2 or more games like Freespace 2 and Syndicate

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• Sleep apnea
• What Causes Snoring and Obstructive Sleep Apnea? – YouTube
• Sleep Apnea Side Effects

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Chris shares his insights on some of most important aspects to starting a show, that often get skipped. Plus questions from the live chatroom, and the most important thing to think about before you start a new podcast!

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• Is there a passion seed? What are you going to draw from, over the long haul? How can that be shaped into a resource for a show?

Documenting this crazy time, discovering the real story, theory discussion, distorting the cancers media.

• How does it need to be packaged, so that it\’s compelling to others?

  An audio podcast, with a visual enhanced version from the live stream. I hope to utilize the theater of the mind, by removing visual distractions in some cases people can focus better.

• Who\’s the target? Your peers, n00bs, all of the above? That will influence the structure and themes of your show a lot.

My peers, or and those who are looking to expand beyond the manufactured news.

Is there an audience for this?

Hard to measure directly. However, the topics are engaging, and so are the times. It stands to reason it could be.

• Will you have a co-host? What is the work load share?

IDK

• Do you have the hardware you need?

NEXT QUESTION.

Do you have the time? Can you stick to it every single week? What about your co-host?

Always a challenge, but this is a situation I am used to handling!

• What\’s your Syndication strategy?

We\’ll use hosting, like ScaleEngin, GoDaddy Hosted servers, Libsyn, and blip.tv RSS feeds will point to that content. Those feeds will be submitted to iTunes, and other podcast \”directories\”.

• Do you have catchy Artwork?

iTunes suggests that you use a nice-looking 512 x 512 pixel image for your podcast, and I recommend that you follow their advice. You have a much better chance of getting featured this way. Add this image to the input boxes in the iTunes settings tab, also located in your PowerPress admin panel.

You want to take the time to create a killer podcast name, description and summary.

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Chris and Bryan cover some of the fun ways you can use DOSBox, a great way to play DOS games on the go – for CHEAP! And a few hacks to help you get going!

Plus: Bryan shares how he uses DOSBox across his portable devices, for gaming on the go!

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• DOSBox, an x86 emulator with DOS
• how to MOUNT and navigate with Dosbox – YouTube
• ARACHNE Web browser for DOS
• FreeDOS
• GOG games that use DOSBox
• DOS Games Archive: download free classic games

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Can an a silent ATOM CPU powered computer, with no moving parts make the ultimate home theater PC (HTPC). Chris sets out to build a proof of concept, and documents his findings, and thoughts!

PLUS: A few tips and tricks for your own home theater builds!

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For 720p Love:

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Links:

• OpenELEC – The living room PC for everyone
• XBMC Live
• UNetbootin – Homepage and Downloads

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Can a 20 year old Star Trek game contain the secrets to a fantastic Action Adventure game for anyone? Well I think so, and in this episode I\’ll attempt to make my case!

Why I think Star Trek the 25th Anniversary has the key ingredients to a great game!

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Intro:

Instead of a game in which you simply rehash events that have been modified into a playable format, Star Trek: 25th Anniversary presents you with all new scenarios that run in the same vein as the original television series.

Graphics
Although the game graphics are clearly unspectacular by today\’s standard, they serve their purpose well. They were able to bring scenes to life that the TV shows budget, would never have allowed for.

Not afraid to have a more advanced look.

Fans got to see well known locations re-imagined, or in one mission, all beat up!

Voices
The digitized voices are available only on the Enhanced CD-ROM version. Playing the CD-ROM version is like acting out as an episode of Star Trek.

The Floppy disk version of the game was too limited on space for the voices.

Voice overs, multiple choice, often funny

**A real challenge*
NO hand holding, you have to look up facts, use tools in the scene. Find them your self.

First scene is a battle, no tutorial. Later in the game there are rather clever things you have to pick up on, to solve locks and puzzles. (This was pre-Google too).

Many missions had a sub-game wherein the player would figure out how to get the redshirt killed, although this would diminish their rating at the end of the mission.

The use of your crew is a key game play element. Turning them from token tagalongs, to full fledged helpers. And they act/help in the way you expect for their character.

Adorable copy protection
As a holdover from the Floppy Disk version, the CD-ROM version retains the copy protection in the form of a star chart inside the instruction manual. This chart must be used in order to choose the correct destination star system for each mission. This is a simple but effective copy protection scheme that fits well into the context of the game, unlike the traditional but tiresome \”find the fifth word on the third page\” routine.

Copy protection via the manual / sector map

The game contains a copy-protection system that asks the player to consult the game\’s manual to find out what star system to warp to on the navigation map. Warping to the wrong system sends the player into either Klingon or Romulan neutral zones, and initiates an extremely difficult battle that often ends in the destruction of the Enterprise.

The lost 4th Season

When the writers wrote this game, they viewed it as the never aired 4th season. And wanted it to feature stories and characters that would have been in that season.

Combined with the voice overs, this gives the game a nearly episodic feel to it. And sucks in the player.

This game manages to cross blur the lines between game and dramatic entertainment. Much how TOR does for me now.

Final Notes:

• One of DeForest Kelley\’s last roles
• When a closeup of Harry Mudd is displayed on Enterprise\’s viewscreen, his facial features are obscured by shadows. This is because Paramount required that when likenesses of real actors or actresses were used in the game, the approval of the actor or actress in question was needed. However, Roger C. Carmel, who played Mudd originally, had passed away by the time the game was made. This problem was only noted near the end of development, and negotiating a solution with Paramount would have delayed the release. Therefore the decision was made not to actually show Mudd\’s face clearly.

Abandonware

Download Star Trek – 25th Anniversary | Abandonia

Download Star Trek – Judgment Rites | Abandonia

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Links:

• Star Trek: 25th Anniversary (PC) – Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
• DOSBox, an x86 emulator with DOS

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It\’s just good computer hygiene to check what ports you have open from time to time. And its also a good security practice. In this week\’s episode, we\’re going to have FUN with port scanning… Yes really!

How to check your own computer, other systems on your LAN, and audit your firewall from an outside host.

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Self Audit:

nmap localhost

Find all active IPs on your network:

nmap -sP 10.1.10.*

Get info about remote host ports and OS detection

nmap -sS -P0 -sV -O

Check your router/firewall from the outside:

• ShieldsUP!
• Nmap Online

All web servers on my local network:

nmap -sT -p 80 -oG – 10.1.10.* | grep open

Extra Fun:

• Command-line Flags
• Neat Tricks
• Port scanner – Wikipedia, the dry stuff
• How to install nmap on Ubuntu

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A PVR for the Internet? Find out how this open source tool can be used to download TV off the net, or just a good clean organizational tool!

What is sick beard? It\’s a server-side application that can be used to to automate downloading of TV episode releases from USENET or Torrents. Or at the very least, to organize your media collection better.

I don\’t support piracy. But lets be honest, the failing traditional media companies continue to restrict how consumers use content. They model was outdated years ago, and today just feels draconian.

So lets start by chatting about how you can use Sick Beard just for good, clean, organization fun! Then after that, I\’ll arm you with the info you need, if you want to take things further.

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Guides:

• Sick Beard – Installation
• Sick Beard on FreeNAS
• How-To Turn Your Computer into a Supercharged TiVo with Sick Beard – How-To Geek
• Sick Beard Install, Setup, & Configuration Guide for Ubuntu & Linux Mint!

Note: When you\’re first configuring Sick Beard it may be more convenient to use Sickbeard-console.exe which will allow you to monitor the console while it\’s running.

DOUBLE Note: Sick Beard does not actually download TV episodes! It has no download functionality at all, it simply watches RSS feeds and integrates with your existing download applications if possible.

What is USENET?

• Newsgroup Tutorial Walkthrough Series – Giganews Usenet University

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I\’ll share my insights on the game I expected to hate, but have ended being completely consumed by! Plus my thoughts on this games long term position.

On this episode of, an In Depth Look!

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-Notes-

Links:

• The Old Republic players have already logged 60 million in-game hours
• What about bug fixes? A: \”We can do both\”
• SWTOR Subreddit
• I\’m Stephen Reid, Senior Community Manager for Star Wars: The Old Republic. Ask me anything.
• My first week with Star Wars: The Old Republic – Examiner.com

Previous SWTOR Shows:

• SWTOR Backlash | MMOrgue Episode 11
• GW2 and SWTOR Analysis | MMOrgue Episode 1

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Chris covers the software he uses to make Jupiter Broadcasting\’s weekly shows, plus his simple setup for audio podcast. And how he kicks things up a notch when he wants a project to have some extra polish!

Plus a few tips and tricks to help you with your projects, and some viewer questions and answers!

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-Notes-

Questions:

Q: erad84 Writes:

You didn\’t say what software you use when you demoed the browser live streaming. Can you let us in on what you use there?

Q: Stefan Writes:

How much money did the studio and editing cost as it is now?

Q: Many wrote:

Is there a Wirecast like software project that is open source? What about software for Windows?

Gear:

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Prevous Tours:

• Behind The Scenes of our HD Studio Part 1
• Behind The Scenes of our HD Studio Part 2
• Behind The Scenes of our HD Studio Part 3
• Behind The Scenes of our HD Studio Part 4
• Behind The Scenes of our HD Studio Part 5

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Jupiter Broadcasting has a reach of millions, over seven hours of content produced a week, and all from a garage studio.

In this episode get a behind the scenes tour of Jupiter Broadcasting\’s HD virtual studio.

Find out how, with a few tricks, Chris can turn around an 1+ hour HD episode in just a matter of hours. It\’s all done live, and on a budget!

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Previous Tours:
– Behind The Scenes of our HD Studio Part 1
– Behind The Scenes of our HD Studio Part 2
– Behind The Scenes of our HD Studio Part 3
– Behind The Scenes of our HD Studio Part 4

Gear:

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• Reflecmedia Green Screen – DVeStore

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Complex passwords can be a real pain in the butt, after you watch this episode you\’ll learn how LastPass makes great password management stupid easy!

LastPass\’ Password Vault is protected by a master password and is encrypted locally, synchronized to any other browser. LastPass also has a form filler that automates password entering and form filling. It also supports password generation.

In this episode, Chris shares a few ways he finds LastPass to be exceptionally useful!

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LastPass – Password Manager, Form Filler, Password Management
Main Features:
-One master password
-Cross-browser synchronization
-Secure password generation
-Password encryption
-Form filler
-Importing and exporting passwords
-Portable access
–Multifactor authentication
-Fingerprint verification
-Cross-platform availability and mobile versions for premium

Extra Security Tip:
Take advantage of the LastPass multi factor authentication tool. It uses the Google Authenticator app on your smart phone, and gives your password vault an extra layer of protection.

Links:

• LastPass Password Mgr Premium – Android Market
• LastPass Password Manager :: Add-ons for Firefox
• Chrome Web Store – LastPass
• Five Best Password Managers
• Geek to Live: Securely track your passwords
  LastPass (lastpass) on Twitter

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Another behind the scenes look at Jupiter Broadcasting’s HD Studio built on the cheap!

This episode goes into a lot of the computer gear it takes to run the studio, for live HD capture and live flash streaming.

Find out what equipment we use to get the job done.

Equipment Covered:
Canon Camera:
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MXO2 Mini:
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Wirecast:
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Wireless Mic:
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Beachtek Audio Adapter:
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M-Audio:
https://bit.ly/5uUyGN

MXL 990 Mics:
https://bit.ly/8ZEvWk

Catch Part 3 here!

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We’re building an HD studio for online content creation as we go! This is part 3 of our “documentary” of the process. Find out what we use, and why to make our shows!

Catch Part 2 here.

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Bryan and Chris cover REAL Software’s development tool that lets you develop and build native code for Mac, Windows, and Linux.

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