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Barton’s Blog | To the clouds and beyond…

Four and a half years ago a scrappy skunk works project by the name of “Project Sputnik” was kicked off at Dell to gauge interest in a developer-focused laptop. The project received an amazing amount of interest and support from the community and as result, nine months later this project became an official product — the ultra-mobile XPS 13 developer edition.

• Barton George (@barton808) | Twitter

Avid father of 3. Founder & lead Project Sputnik (dev systems). Office of the CTO at Dell focusing on DevOps & Open Source. These insightful opinions are my own

• Ubuntu-based Developer and Engineering systems

Part of Project Sputnik, these systems began as an open-ended exploratory project to identify what you — developers — demand in an ideal laptop. With your input, Project Sputnik became an official product and continues to evolve.

In addition to our 6th generation Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition, we are introducing the next generation of the four systems that make up our Dell Precision Ubuntu-based line as well as added a new All-in-One offering. Additionally be sure to also check our portfolio of fixed Precision workstations (tower and rack) that are also available with Ubuntu.

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Welcome the new Ubuntu-based Precision line-up — Mobile Workstations plus a new All-in-One

Today I am excited to announce the next generation of our Ubuntu-based Precision mobile workstation line. Not only have we rev’d the current line-up but we have also added the Precision 5720 All-in-One. This follows the introduction back in October of the 6th generation XPS 13 developer edition.

TING

• Ting – mobile that makes sense

Raspberry Pi’s PIXEL Linux desktop environment now available for x86 PCs | Ars Technica

PIXEL (which is a clunky backronym for Pi Improved Xwindows Environment, Lightweight) is an extensively modified version of the LXDE X11 desktop environment. It was originally released in September for use with _Raspberry Pi_single-board computers, but now it has also been _packaged up for x86 PCs.

KillDisk Ransomware Targets Linux; Demands $250,000 Ransom, But Won’t Decrypt Files

What is KillDisk?

KillDisk is a destructive data wiping malware that has previously been used to sabotage companies by randomly deleting files from the computers.

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Intel’s Compute Card is a PC that can fit in your wallet | Ars Technica

Intel told us that processors with a TDP of up to 6W could fit inside the Compute Cards, which covers both low-power Atom chips like those that powered early versions of Intel’s Compute Stick to full Core M and Y-series Core i5 and i7 CPUs like the ones you find in laptops.

From OSX to Ubuntu

A year earlier I decided to switch from OSX to Ubuntu, so now is a good time to make a little retrospective. TL;DR: Linux now offers a pleasant desktop user experience and there’s no way back for me.

Mac’s share falls to five-year low

DigitalOcean

• DigitalOcean: SSD Cloud Server, VPS Server, Simple Cloud Hosting

Late Night Linux – Episode 01

In Episode 01 of Late Night Linux we talk about Desktop Linux market share, KDE Neon, Ubuntu Touch, what we think will happen in 2017, CyanogenMod becoming Lineage OS and loads more.

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We discuss a few problems with the Oregon Militia standoff, the huge drop in oil prices, the rather boisterous moments of Obama’s final State of the Union & what was going on with those 10 military members held by Iran.

Plus the State Department goes to battle with the straw man in an Unfilter exclusive, we end on a high note & more!

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— Episode Links —

• Smith–Mundt Act
• Random Observations: Why NSA surveillance scares me
• US National Intelligence director’s personal email accounts hacked – reports — RT USA
• AP’s Matt Lee to State Dept: Is It Time To Recognize Things For What They Are And Not This “Fantasy”? | Video | RealClearPolitics
• Tumbling oil trades below $30 a barrel for first time in 12 years | Reuters
• 10 U.S. sailors in Iranian custody – CNNPolitics.com
• Iran Seizes U.S. Sailors Amid Claims of Spying – The New York Times
• State of the Union 2016: Full text – CNNPolitics.com
• GQ Magazine on Twitter: “Here’s Paul Ryan trying reeeeally hard not to laugh at one of Obama’s jokes https://t.co/gqekuYJ1BF”
• Former NSA Official Tells UK Politicians Mass Surveillance Risks Citizen Safety | Motherboard
• U.S. Media Condemns Iran’s “Aggression” in Intercepting U.S. Naval Ships — in Iranian Waters
• Oregon county judge say militia will pay fine for occupation – NY Daily News
• Whose land is it, anyway? Critics, supporters of armed Oregon occupiers agree protest must end — RT USA
• Al Jazeera America shutting down | POLITICO
• Ex-NSA chief Hayden: Encryption is good for America | BGR
• President Obama Puts Joe Biden in Charge of Curing Cancer | TIME
• Teen Who Hacked CIA Email Is Back to Prank US Spy Chief | Motherboard
• The new way police are surveilling you: Calculating your threat ‘score’ – The Washington Post
• T-Mobile Confirms It Slows Connections to Video Sites | WIRED
• Future Snowden hunt starts with audit of NSA spooks’ privileges • The Register

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We look back at how the Internet was born, from its humble beginnings and clunky interfaces to the first podcaster and creator of Internet Radio.

Plus who created the first packet switching network, developed TCP/IP and why.

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ARPANET – Advanced Research Projects Agency Network

The Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET) was one of the world’s first operational packet switching networks, the first network to implement TCP/IP, and the progenitor of what was to become the global Internet. The network was initially funded by the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA, later DARPA) within the U.S. Department of Defense for use by its projects at universities and research laboratories in the US. The packet switching of the ARPANET, together with TCP/IP, would form the backbone of how the Internet works. The packet switching was based on concepts and designs by American engineer Paul Baran, Welsh scientist Donald Davies[1][2] and Lawrence Roberts of the Lincoln Laboratory.[3] The TCP/IP communication protocols were developed for ARPANET by computer scientists Robert Kahn and Vinton Cerf, and also incorporated some designs from Louis Pouzin.

Happy birthday, Mosaic: 21 years of the graphical web browsert

Mosaic was the first truly popular web browser.

That’s not to say that Mosaic was easy to use. It wasn’t. In the early to mid 1990s, simply getting on the internet was still something of a black art. Windows, for example, didn’t natively support the internet’s fundamental protocol, TCP/IP, until Windows 95 appeared. If you wanted TCP/IP on Windows before that, you needed to use the arcane but absolutely vital Trumpet Winsocket program, and find an internet service provider (ISP).

NeXT Computers’ Role In the Creation of the Web Browser

A NeXT Computer and its object oriented development tools and libraries were used by Tim Berners-Lee and Robert Cailliau at CERN to develop the world’s first web server software, CERN HTTPd, and also used to write the first web browser, WorldWideWeb.

Gopher protocol

The Gopher protocol /ˈɡoʊfər/ is a TCP/IP application layer protocol designed for distributing, searching, and retrieving documents over the Internet. The Gopher protocol was strongly oriented towards a menu-document design and presented an alternative to the World Wide Web in its early stages, but ultimately HTTP became the dominant protocol. The Gopher ecosystem is often regarded as the effective predecessor of the World Wide Web.

How Did Internet Radio Start?

Carl Malamud founded the first Internet-only radio station, The Internet Multicasting Service (IMS), in 1993. IMS broadcasted from offices at the National Press Club Building in Washington, D.C. A non-profit organization, IMS depended largely on charitable contributions for its budget.

IMS started broadcasting in 1994, offering several hours of weekly programs including a “Geek of the Week” interview feature, an audio feed from Monitor Radio and CBC News, speeches from the floor of Congress and performances from the Kennedy Center. IMS later expanded to include an online presence for groups ranging from the National Press Club to the Red Sage Restaurant and City Lights Books.

Like many other Internet offerings, IMS pushed the limits of public access to government information by offering patent documents and filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission online and at no charge. By 1995, IMS expanded its offerings and broadcast 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Unfortunately, in 1996, IMS shut down. Visitors to the IMS web page will see broadcast concluded because “we finished our work and disbanded on April 1, 1996.” Malamud said the organization had run out of money and he wanted to get back to working on the net. “Now there are craftsmen out there who know their tools much better than I do,” Malamud said in an interview with John Schwartz. But IMS made its mark on the Internet. By the time it disbanded, Internet radio stations were numerous and many more would arrive.

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We look back at five years of Linux memories, and reminisce about the bad old days of the Linux desktop.

Then the exciting future for PC-BSD, and it’s new unique desktop.

Plus our favorite ways to track performance, desktop Linux app containers that are already here and shipping and much more!

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• Lifehacker Pack For Linux 2014: Our List Of The Essential Linux Apps

FU:

• Bandwidth monitor in a Plasma widget

• Multi-Monitor Support + Gaming possible tutorial? // Slexy 2.0

Feedback:

On encapsulated linux applications

Hi I wonder why you haven’t talk much about linuxportable apps, is really great for users that dont want to deal with dependencies and distros and such. Even the Portable Linux Games is awesome since games are non standard linux installs (usually a gnome or kde app will make more sense than a game that has no connection with the DE).

Portable Games for Linux

Please let me know what u think, and who has used before?

AppImageKit

Using AppImageKit you can package applications as AppImages that run on common Linux-based operating systems, such as Ubuntu, Fedora, debian and derivatives.

The AppImage format has the following properties:

• The AppImage is an ISO9660 file
• The contents of the ISO9660 file can be compressed with zf
• In the first 32k of the ISO9660 file, an ELF executable is embedded
  which mounts the AppImage, executes the application from the
  mounted AppImage, and afterwards unmounts the AppImage again
• The ISO9660 file contains an AppDir as per the ROX AppDir specification
• The AppDir contains one desktop file as per the freedesktop.org specification

For an AppImage to run on most systems, the following conditions need to be met: 1. The AppImage needs to include all libraries and other dependencies that are not part of all of the base systems that the AppImage is intended to run on 2. The binaries contained in the AppImage need to be compiled on a system not newer than the oldest base system that the AppImage is intended to run on 3. The AppImage should actually be tested on the base systems that it is intended to run on

Retro

5 Years ago: July 2009

Official Google Blog: Introducing the Google Chrome OS

We designed Google Chrome for people who live on the web — searching for information, checking email, catching up on the news, shopping or just staying in touch with friends. However, the operating systems that browsers run on were designed in an era where there was no web. So today, we’re announcing a new project that’s a natural extension of Google Chrome — the Google Chrome Operating System. It’s our attempt to re-think what operating systems should be.

openSUSE 11.2 Milestone 4

• https://www.muylinux.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/os112m2-gnome.png
• https://www.muylinux.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/os112m2-kde-desktop.png

Sabayon 4.2

• review – https://wolf911.us/wgo/?p=190
• https://techexposures.com/2009/07/sabayon-4-2-gnome-linux-review-and-screenshots/
• https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b2/Sabayon_Linux_4.2G_Compiz.png
• https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b0/Sabayon_Linux_4.2G_Compiz_Fusion_Desktop_Wall.png

CrunchBang Linux 9.04.01

• RELEASE NOTES: https://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/release-notes/9.04.01
• https://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/screenshots/9.04.01

PC-BSD 7.1.1

• The PC-BSD developers have announced the release of version 7.1.1, the Galileo Edition of their open source operating system. Version 7.1.1 is a maintenance release and includes several bug fixes and improvements.
• https://www.pcmech.com/article/pc-bsd-711-quick-review/
• https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/pc-bsd.html

Slackware Linux 13.0 RC1

• Release Announcement: https://www.slackware.com/announce/13.0.php
• https://www.ericsbinaryworld.com/2009/12/17/review-slackware-13-0/

Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, released its Launchpad source code

under a free software license. (announcement)

Amazon fails in its irony detection and deletes George Orwell’s 1984 (and Animal Farm) from users’ Kindle e-book readers. (New York Times coverage)

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Twitter has been around for a while, but using it to it’s fullest still eludes some. Chris and Angela share a little about twitter’s history, and how to get the most out of it.

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Twitter:

• A Visual History of Twitter [INFOGRAPHIC]

• The History Of Twitter [INFOGRAPHIC] – AllTwitter

• Is twitter down? https://status.twitter.com/

• TOS: https://twitter.com/tos

• Social Media Delivered: https://www.socialmediadelivered.com/social-media-services/twitter-services/

• Other Twitter Services:
  https://woork.blogspot.com/2009/01/30-interesting-twitter-services-and.html

• Linux Twitter App called Birdie https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/07/birdie-twitter-app-updates-with-conversations

Pros:

You can follow someone without them following you and visa versa.
Connect is a full page dedicated to your interactions.
You can see what you’ve favorited.
Trends.
Instagram allows easy tweeting.
Follow local News!

Cons:

• Responses to tweets appear disorganized in the timeline.
• It’s a bunch of random messages that you have to click to figure out what is going on.
  “Favoriting” can be easily overused and other people can see what you favorite.
  Retweets don’t allow you to add a custom comment.
  140 Character
  Password Hacking

Mail Sack:

GX writes:

Hi Angela Sorry I couldn\’t resist..

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Angela and Chris share all the ways fans of the FauxShow have found Jupiter Broadcasting over the years. Plus they share some fun stories along the way, and announce a giveway!

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Angela and Chris share a few stories from the past, some embarrassing pictures, and reveal a huge secret! Plus some mini-announcement and an all new mail sack!

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I tried to subscribe to the coder radio rss feed, but failed miserably because I couldn\’t find it!
It\’s not in the drop down menu on the front page and not on the coder radio pages.
Heeeeeelp, please
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We roll out the new Talk Trek segment and look at some of the definitive Romulan episodes from Star Trek.

Plus: Chris’ new thoughts on the big PvP changes Gozer has started to share, and an all new Foundry Files!

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Needs of the Few

• Overall, a great story that feels like something you would see in a Star Trek episode, some great new maps that add to this mission’s environment, making it feel different. The only thing that could use improvement is gameplay, and to keep this a diplomatic mission, the only real thing the author could add is a puzzle, and less repeating of talking to tons of NPC’s. If you are mainly looking for story in your mission experience, this is a great one to check out.

New Segment: Talk Trek

Balance of Terror

• 5:00 A lot of interesting setup. Showing the territory map, Spock giving the 411 and the shots of the crew listening in.
• 14:00 Kirk takes input, even hostile input at that, and adjust his orders.

The Defector

• Starts has a holodeck playtime between data and picard.
• Powerful first on screen moment for the Romulan escape, I remember it feeling like a big deal back in the day.
• One of my favorite ship flybys at 8:47 goes great with the “captain’s log”.
• Asking data to keep a record of events is really clever.
• At the 20 minute mark, the return back to the opening scene. A nice touch.
• At the 22 minute mark, it’s a great Data learning to be human chat. Season 3 was great at this.
• One worlds butcher, is another worlds hero. So true.
• At the 38:40 One of the great, get us outta here moments, and the Romulans uncloak.
• 42:26 Klinks decloak and screw the Romulans plan up. Loves it.
  James Sloyan – Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki

Face of the Enemy

• The Tal Shiar appears to be quite the buracratic badass.
• The most time we have ever spent on a Romulan ship?
• As noted in the Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion, this episode marked the debut of Worf’s ponytail. He would retain this look for the rest of the series, throughout his tenure on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and all four Next Generation films. Hairstylist Joy Zapata and Michael Dorn had both lobbied for the change for some time. Zapata explained, “[Worf’s hair] used to remind me of a Klingon that had gone to the beauty salon; it looked like Donna Reed!”.

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• Call to Armsi
• Sacrifice of Angels
• Hippocratic Oath

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Angela and Chris discuss the history of 4/20 day, all the various things it means to people. And how it became so connected to smoking cannabis.

Plus we introduce a new segment!

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US Counterculure Holiday: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counterculture

“is a sociological term used to describe the values and norms of behavior of a cultural group, or subculture, that run counter to those of the social mainstream of the day”

Historical Events: https://www.historyorb.com/events/april/20

Urban Dictionary: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=420

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Earth Day: April 22nd https://www.earthday.org/2012

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Anti-Cannabis Propganda:

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Although AOL helped pave the way for the modern internet we have today, it has become clear today that they are completely out of touch with today’s internet business models. Leaked documents have turned up showing a major change to their internal corporate culture and procedures that WE TAKE SUPREME ISSUE with.

Tonight’s episode is going to start with a quick trip down memory lane, and then lay out the Ranty McRantersons all over your unsuspecting faces. Prepare yourself, cuz you’ve got FAIL!

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Tonight we share tales and woes of the most epic snow storms of our times… Well at least the ones know about!

Plus the live stream viewers submit pictures and videos of their crazy snow events!

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Tomorrow is Thanksgiving in the USA, and following that comes one of the biggest retail shopping days of the entire year, commonly referred to as “Black Friday.” This is the day when retails stores slash their prices and offer insane incentives in hopes of drawing in the throngs of shoppers that choke the malls and storefronts on this crazy, crazy day.

Tonight, we’ll share with you some insight as to how the traditions began, horror stories that’ve cropped up over the years, and wrap up the episode by briefly covering Cyber Monday – the internet’s version of Black Friday – as well as sharing our Wish Lists with everyone, about what we’re hoping to see under Jupiter Broadcasting’s tree (or menorah) this holiday season.

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This week on STOked, highlights of the best tidbits on the latest round of press blitz from Cyrptic (we’ve got some juicy details!), we cover the new time line video and of course the Klingon focused Star Trek Online trailer. We update you on the new pre-order incentive goodies, and last but not least we go over the history of how Cryptic Studios obtained the rights from Paramount to make a Star Trek MMO.

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