Episode 50: Open Source Software projects we wish existed

October 25th, 2021  |  1 hr 2 mins

ai, api, cookies, development, encryption, fintech, image analysis, linux, model training, open source, pcb, rdp, schematics, selinux, systemd, vnc, voice recognition, vtt

Jeff and JT discuss software projects they wish existed.

Episode 49: Jeff's Attention Budget

September 13th, 2021  |  54 mins 14 secs

attention, balance, development, health, life, scheduling, stress, time management, work

Jeff asks JT about how he manages his attention budget, and JT is confused by what this is.

Episode 48: The Digital Memory Hole Decade

September 6th, 2021  |  54 mins 10 secs

archive, backups, family history, history, linux, memory, open source, records

Jeff and JT discuss an era of the early digital world, that has been lost to time.

Episode 47: Jeff doesn't ask for much... just Everything... and Temporal Data for Everything.

August 23rd, 2021  |  1 hr 3 mins

algorithms, analysis, data, development, git, google, historical data, lumina desktop, maps, noaa, open source, rollback, time code, time stamp, version control, version history, weahter, zfs

Jeff raises the issue of the temporal nature of data and why that annoys him.

Episode 46: Discussing Imposter Syndome

August 16th, 2021  |  43 mins 14 secs

agile, corporate it, developer, development, education, fraud, honesty, imposter, learning, linux, management, ojt, open source, team, teamwork

Jeff and JT discuss various aspects of the industry wide Imposter Syndrome Problem.

Episode 45: The Herbert Problem

August 2nd, 2021  |  52 mins 22 secs

bad management, bad practices, bash, corporate it, development, devops, fraud, imposter syndrome, linux, open source, scripts, sysadmin

Jeff and JT vents about people he has worked with in the past in his IT career.

Episode 44: 1 Year AMA

July 26th, 2021  |  1 hr 44 mins

ama, development, devops, distro, linux, opensource, podcast hosts

Jeff and JT do an AMA to commemerate 1 Calendar year of TOD.

Episode 43: Digging into the depths of Cryptocurrency Development

July 12th, 2021  |  2 hrs 21 mins

bitcoin, blockchain, cryptocurrency, dark forest, development, eip, ethereum, exchange, mev, miners, node, open source, proof of stake, proof of work, ravencoin, smart contracts, wallet

Jeff and JT are joined this week by Michael Carter, aka BitsBeTrippin, to talk about Cryptocurrency development.

Episode 42: The view into the Linspire Saga

July 5th, 2021  |  1 hr 8 mins

cnr, development, foss, hardware, lindows, linspire, linux, open source, operating system, os, retro, root, software, sysadmin, unix

Jeff and JT have a guest this week to talk about Jeff's favorite topic... Linspire. Chris Waid of Think Penguin comes on the show to talk about his experience at Linspire.

Episode 41: Jeff can't get Doom running

June 28th, 2021  |  1 hr 43 secs

compiling, doom, foss, hardware, kernel, linux, open source, operating system, os, red hat, retro, software, source code, strace, sysadmin

Episode 40: The Plight of Early Adopters

May 10th, 2021  |  50 mins 20 secs

apple, biohacking, bugs, communicator, early adopter, game changer, ipad, ipod, linux, mockery, nokia, open source, palm, palm net, palm pilot, plight, police, social stigma, symbian, treo, wifi

JT tries to have a conversation about the troubles Early Adopters Face... and Jeff wants to go off in tangents... as he does.

Episode 39: Is Technology recreating Feudalism?

May 3rd, 2021  |  53 mins 12 secs

american revolution, central america, colonialism, england, facebook, feudalism, fruits of your labor, lord baltimore, middle ages, north america, south america, spain, twitter, value of work

Jeff and JT discuss the parallels between the middle age colonialism and the modern digital era.

Episode 38: Old Games are better than new games.

April 26th, 2021  |  1 hr 4 mins

alpha centauri, commander keen, doom, doom 2, fallout, free to play, game play mechanic, gaming, half life, linux, loki, microtransactions, mods, old games, online, replayability, retro games, skyrim, starcraft, super mario, valve, warcraft, wolfenstein

Jeff and JT discuss why they prefer old games compared to new games

Episode 37: Is Open Source a philosophy for Life?

April 19th, 2021  |  1 hr 50 mins

bsd, business, community, foss, helping others, learning, linux, open source, operating system, os, philosophy, problem solving, social media, sysadmin, unix

Keith Perry of DAO Technologies joins Jeff and JT to discuss Open Source being a general philosophy for life.

Episode 36: The Dangers of Deplatforming with Dr. Andy Yen

April 12th, 2021  |  53 mins 46 secs

amazon, antitrust, apple, big tech, business model, censorship, democracy, deplatforming, facebook, free speech, google, government, myanmar, proton, protonmail, protonvpn, socrates, tech, technology, terms of service, trust and safety, twitter, un

Dr Andy Yen, the Founder and CEO of Proton Technologies, joins us today to talk about the matter of Big Tech Deplatforming.

Episode 35: Reflections on Social Engineering of Big Data

April 5th, 2021  |  1 hr 1 min

JT and Jeff return to the issue of algorithms and openness.