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Hey there, Adam is here's blue,
blue wittaker, you might
remember me from when we went

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school together here in West
Virginia. We know Adam I've been
listening to you show for

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a while and I just had to take
some of your advice and listen
to them commercials about

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Splimba. And you know my wife,
Sue Ellen, was she been
wondering about how to keep her

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weight down. So we decided that
we'd make the last batch of
moonshine with Splimba. I

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say what that tastes pretty good
there and then I'm moonshine and
you can't really tell

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you not using real sugar in
there. That's Splimba tastes
just good and moonshine

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in a world where he's using his
passion. What, what Ernie said
mash, yeah, I said

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mash and now Ernie was here mash
up. So you know, he'd been
listening for a while too.

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So if you take care now, Adam,
you keep a rod in here and keep
it at a 5.5.8, the DSC

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5.5 A are rolling with some
Splimba. The daily source code
with Adam courage. It's my

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art being able to choose the
music that I want to play for
you is virtually Nirvana.

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It's musical for my voice. I
love the cowbell on it. Oh, it's
sweaty. It's really

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want to look that leg and
squeeze the butt. It's a good
now. It's geeky goodness. I
mean,

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just start this thing up on a
command line and then lock that
puppy down. You know,

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that's about all this need. It's
low. You're supposed to be my
trophy wife and I can just

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see it now. And it's all for
you. It's my job to entertain
you. And if that means going

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to jail, so be it.

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[ Music ]

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Alec Berlin, everything I want

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Kick an off-dairy source code
episode 558 coming to you from
the Aflu and Suburb of Surino

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As Guilford, West Side of G-town
G, G-town represent

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They do have a G squad or
something according to Christina

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Yeah, we got gangs here,
absolutely, from the curry
manner

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My name is Adam Curry, how are
you doing everybody? Welcome to
the daily source code

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For strange day, start off a
little bit weird

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I was up here

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My regular time going through
the email from San Francisco
which came in of course
overnight and sending out emails

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Which I love doing because when
everyone wakes up this morning
in San Francisco my email will
be on top of the stack

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Worked out so well

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Just I was just about ready to
do all the

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Serious satellite radio
recording stuff which I also do
every every single day and

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Patricia says oh

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What do you mean oh it's
flowing? I'm like oh crap, you
know

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We've actually had some issues
with one of our showers

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It's a brand new shower, but
something with the

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Something with the tubes there's
a series of tubes running
through the manner that is wrong

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And so I'm like oh man this is
gonna suck it's gonna be
completely flooded downstairs

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What it happened was she had a
nose bleed

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Which is not a not a horrible
problem of course you know and
it happens very rarely and I've
never

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I think I've ever seen her get a
nose bleed

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No, I'm not that I can think of
we're not there's just not nose
bleeders really and

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But because she takes all this
medicine this cardiac medicine
so she has blood thinners and

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And stuff to keep her blood
pressure low and

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All kinds of fucking poison she
has to take you know her blood
is really thin and so it was man

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It was like her her nose had
been shot off. You know it was
like I was watching

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Crime scene after just paper
towel after paper towel filling
up with filling up with blood
and oh

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It was not okay

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And it just wouldn't stop so I
took her to the doctor

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And of course when you're at the
doctor's office and this has
been bleeding like 40 minutes at
this point

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You know that's of course when
it when it stops magically

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But it turns out you know
besides the obvious ways to stop
and those lead which is first

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So don't tilt your head back and
I look this up on web and D dot
com as well and the and the
doctor verified

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She thought my my medical
knowledge was quite to vast

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Don't tilt your head back in
fact tilted forward a little bit
and you really have to pinch the
bridge of your nose

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Quite quite firmly in fact for
10 minutes. I really doesn't
help

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But what does help tremendously
if you just get some

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Vix like sinus spray

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I think was Vix

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Synex or Vix a camera which one
and it's just over the counter
stuff you spray that in and
immediately goes to work by

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Shrinking all the blood vessels
inside your nose which of course
really helps stop stop the
bleeding and and actually will
keep it stopped

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So

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That's just a handy little tip
from the curry manner and an
exciting morning

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In Adams attic

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Yesterday I just might mention
this you know I was going to go
to my

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My

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mouth hygienist my dental health
professional Beverly

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So you have got Fiona who does
all the heavy lifting and all
the the crap work and who's
actually going to be working on
my teeth this summer

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We have a little plan some
things I want to improve

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I'm not a really big hero
honestly when it comes to comes
to dental work

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But I do like going to Beverly a
Beverly

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Clean's my teeth and you know
what she said she said wow

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Wow, I'm really impressed this
is your mouth is really healthy
and clean and and I said come
over here baby

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Prepare man coming after you

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Making a rare appearance before
the closing of the side like
window PW Fenton checks in and
what I talked about yesterday
with juice

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Or as I think I just have to
call it by it's by its proper
name. Yost from now and we're
calling it yost okay

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It's not juiced through that
it's yost

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If you're going to pick that
name, I'm going to pronounce it
properly

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Finally a Dutch name and a
product that is known worldwide
and we're going to miss
pronounced it no used it's
juiced

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Yost

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Yost

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So here was my hypothesis
yesterday that because of the
enormous amounts of bandwidth
that this program

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Gobbles up while it gives you a
fabulous experience. I don't
want to discount that because it
really is quite amazing

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It's they say

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On the install it even gives you
some tips and pointers and some
warnings about the amount of
bandwidth is going to slurp

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500 megabytes per hour

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Which is quite a bit and I think
will be very strenuous on most
DSL networks and even cable
networks and in fact

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Gobbling up a lot of bandwidth
in direct competition with
initiatives that the telco's

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The phone companies who are
rolling out things such as IPTV
and cable companies who have
their own digital strategies

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And of course are able to move
video quite efficiently over
there

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You have seen at work. I think
oh I don't want to sound
technically in a depth here

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So a pdob checked in about the
whole yost conversation and his
experiences with it

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Yol

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I love the fact that

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Comic strip blogger has his own
sort of branding

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He go at him. This is pdob

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So far I've had a very different
experience with juiced or yost

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As you very well know because
podshow pays for it. I have a
huge pipe

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All right, all right, I know
what I mean

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I get five gigs in two gigs out.
Oh pdob you must mean megs. It
can't be gigs

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We've supplied you with far too
much pipe if it's gigs and thank
you should be supplying someone
that pipe over here

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Pdob past me your pipe. That's a
huge pipe

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I also have one of these super
fast cord duo computers with the
fancy video card

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So theoretically I should be
able to handle almost anything

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So far every attempt to watch
juiced or yost is just starts
and stops stutters and glitches

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This of course doesn't make any
technical sense

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I think you anticipated exactly
what's going on here

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My huge pipe is owned by time
Warner

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So my guess is that they're
putting the squeeze on the yost
stream

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I normally can stream HD content

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So this is the only explanation
for yost not working that makes
any sense to me

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What do you think? Yeah, man, I
think you may be very right. I
think it's called package
shaping

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There's a way for for routers to
look at the

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different types of packets and
then

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Send it off a little bit. It's
it's the net neutrality
happening before you're very
eyes and I have to say I'm not
going to stand up and

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Shout that yost is being screwed
because I understand the the
conflict here and I have a

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I would think that as mainstream
as the deals that yost is making
right now that there may very
well be several

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Telco operators who have already
licensed mainstream content to
put into their network

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Maybe trying to to work with
yost to use their platform
instead. It's very very possible

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I'd keep my eye on that but it
will be of course mainly
mainstream content

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We're still working on getting a
pod show channel in yost. I
think we have a pretty good shot

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Well, I think about it, but it
you know, it'll they'll probably
only want video and not very
much it's a very similar to a
deal

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We have worked out with Tivo
where we're going to enable a
number of of of of of or some
programming on on Tivo

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And it will come through in a
real television experience
mainly because we are uploading
that an MPH2 to Tivo

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And it gets stored at their head
and then all kinds of crap like
that so

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But you know, when it comes to
net neutrality, you focus on
this one watch this one very
closely because

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Essentially yost is of course a
mainstream content

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Distributor or package or I
should say it's probably better
and

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And they have licensed content
and the same content perhaps
even exactly the same content as
licensed the Telco and cable
operators

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But yost yet yost is you know
not centralized as far as I
understand it's it's
decentralized so it's appear to
peer

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Network which is why it's
passing through about 150

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Megabytes per hour of bandwidth
onto the next person I guess

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Food for thought food for
thought for sure

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We just check the

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By the way, something I want to
try I hope I can remember to do
this I want to put one of my
channels

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I want to publish that now of
course you can go to

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Adam.podshow.com and you can see
all of my channels

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Right now we don't have an easy
way for you to just click that
and and put it into your into
your iTunes or into any other

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You know, maybe your mobile
phone. I do that a lot. I have
the Nokia podcasting a pod
catching application. I should
say

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You could literally it's just an
RSS feed so you can use it
anywhere, but it's a very
dynamic one because it updates
from

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Multiple sources and it's kind
of cool, you know, then you'll
be listening to the same thing.
I'm listening to

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And you'll get a little bit of a
look into my mind

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This is a pretty interesting
story that came in from Ola, Ola
Christian Valle who sent this to
me

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And a guy is now suing I think
Microsoft I'm just pulling up
the story here

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Let's see Michael Allen Crooker
currently in jail in Connecticut
a fine-up standing citizen says
that security features

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Advertise by Microsoft and his
business partner should have
kept federal agents from
accessing the files on his PC

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In court papers filed this week
in Massachusetts, Superior Court
Crooker says that he suffered
great embarrassment

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as a result of Microsoft's
failure to keep the FBI's prime
eyes off of his computer and
he's suing them for $200,000

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Let me explain

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Crooker purchased a compact
presario

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presarium PC

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loaded with windows

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I said presarium

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loaded with the XP and I'd
explore several security
utilities in a 2002 at a circus
city in

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in Massachusetts

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He says he felt secure in
circuit cities claims of in
penitrability and security

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So what happened was the

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ATF the Bureau of Alcohol
tobacco and fire arms rated his
home as part of an investigation

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It's the sale of an air rifle
equipped with a silencer

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So of course you guys probably a
terrorist right got a silent
drawn at the air raffle

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so they took his computer and

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and

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They were unable to crack the PC
security features

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So they sent it to the FBI
cryptologic

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you know cryptologic cryptologic
and electronic analysis unit
better known as the CEA

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There they were able to access
Crooker's files by making a
mirror image of the hard drive
among the files

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They found a video showing
Crooker and his girlfriend
having sex his medical records
family photographs and
correspondent

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Between Crooker and his
attorneys. They also found
internet history files that
showed Crooker's fondness for
pornographic websites

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Man, I hope they never get a
hold of my PC

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He says he had internet explorer
set to delete his internet
history

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Every five days any day beyond
those parameters is supposed to
be permanently deleted

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So basically what the guy is
saying is you know all this

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You know you're safe and it's
all packed away and it's
encrypted and no one can get at
it that turns out that at least
in the versions of software that
he had was horseshit

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And I think he has a case. I
really do I mean that's we
should all be very worried about
that

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I totally use or in the past I
have to say I got tired of it
because usually it fucked up my
hard drive, but I've used an
encryption for

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Not really personal sensitive
documents, but

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And I do delete some internet
cookies

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Just so that you know someone
might not like be surfing along
and seeing that it's already
automatically registered and
logged in

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anyway

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Speaking of wanking and such yo
Adam this week on house of tone.
We're going acoustic

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At least mostly acoustic this
track you got to check this out
this track was sent to me by
fill widows

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of the folk cast I've got to be
very careful how I pronounce
that the folk cast of
fullcast.co.uk

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Which was described as the UK's
first in premier folk music
podcast covering the worlds of
folk folk rock singer songwriter
and roots based music

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Sounds pretty cool. Well fill
apparently wants to focus all up
because he sent me a track
called Fisherman's Priest

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Which is also the theme song for
the folk cast and I guess the
best way for me to actually
describe this tune is it's kind
of like a cross

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between river dance and

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Frankie goes to Hollywood's

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Hit single two tribes and I know
what you're saying you're like
what the fuck are you talking
about

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But trust me when I say I mean
it in the best possible way

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So Adam smoke him if you got him
lay back and get ready for a
nice hard fulking because here
comes

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Fisherman's Priest

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[ Music ]

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Let's sure isn't your
grandfather's folk music I can
tell you that much

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The song Fisherman's Priest is
all the work of folk cast
co-host Ken Nichol who

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Phil says makes a living out of
spanking his various planks and
apparently he has time to play
the guitar as well

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So very very cool and if you
listen if you really listen to
it you can really hear that

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All those guitars were double
tracked manually and I mean
manually

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Meaning that Ken laid the guitar
part down on one track and then
went back and replayed it

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Note for note on another track
and may have double and triple
tracked it as opposed to some
sort of artificial or digital
manipulation

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And trust me when I say that I'm
an expert at digital
manipulation

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So if you're a guitar player, it
doesn't matter if your style is
metal blues jazz or you play
some really

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Fulking hot kick-ass acoustic
send your guitar solo track to
house of tone at gmail.com

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That's house of tone all one
word at gmail.com

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And Adam thank you my brother
for keeping the guitar solo in
the spotlight because I can
think of no

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But her place to keep wanking a
life then right here under your
nose at the daily source code

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So Adam I'll catch you later.
Bye. Well folk me

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Mark Yoshimoida and Kofky also
keeping guitar wanking alive

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What's wrong with your voice
dude?

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No, you can't spit you don't
have to swallow

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I pops up at the most opportune
moments

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Particularly when it comes to
wanking

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He sent a picture oh

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Man, this is so wrong Roger and
please don't use my name

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I shop at Anderton's music and
gillford. That's where I get all
my cables and my compressors

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That's where I got the TLA from
the the 50 52 valve processor.
Dude. It's so nasty. I can't

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I can't you know, I'd have to
Photoshop this thing in order to
even

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Make it put it up somewhere
publicly

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Well good to hear from you Roger
and I appreciate you getting
into the spirit spirit of
things, but

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The whole idea of a splash and
dash

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Too much for me my friend. Yo
Adam not jersey taught this
time, but jersey Peter

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Here's a long time listener
double digits. I think from the
time right after you move from
Belgium to the cottage in the UK

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Glad to hear you and Patricia
doing so well and I agree with
so many other listeners

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Patricia's so great on the show.
Can't you get her on more
somehow?

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Yeah, I'd really like to

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But she's too busy bleeding all
over the place. She's got no
time for us

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Maybe tomorrow or maybe maybe
Friday now tomorrow probably
Friday is cleaning day

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Yes, I'd like listeners. I'll
catch you tomorrow for sure with
without the lady Patricia

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There's some parallels in our
lives. I'm a Dutch guy living in
Jersey and sure thing almost a
joysy boy

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The Frankie Valley show you went
to in San Francisco. It made me
look them up and buy some songs
on iTunes

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So much fun to be reminded of
that music who know Frankie
Valley was behind all those
familiar songs

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And thanks for the source code
the other media that would
include old-style radio
broadcasts and cable TV

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I've pretty much fallen by the
wayside for me as they've become
so irrelevant

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But the Charlie has become
embedded into my day

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Perhaps the show also reminds me
of the 80s when I grew up in
Holland hearing you on the Dutch
countdown and

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Good evening on ankle. Great
memories. So thanks for sticking
around

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You can check me out on
indigored.com if you're
interested check out the book
I'm working on while raising my
kids

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Thanks again got speed at him.
No, I thank you. I know past
this on to the lady Patricia, so

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Yeah

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It'd be nice to get her on. Hey,
um, you know Natalie Del Conte
does a video show for us a
couple times a week

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called textra.txtra.com and

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Every night before she tapes,
she sends me the stories and
they're like a show rundown
because

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I don't know why they put me up
as executive producer. So I
figured I'd look busy and

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I'm not gonna read the whole
story to you, but I do want to
this is something you will
definitely want to check out
this this piece of news

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I'm sure there must be a link
somewhere online about this, but
it's a very interesting the
French

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Constitutional council approved
a law this week that makes it
makes it illegal to film or
broadcast acts of violence
online or on TV if you are not

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a professional journalist

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Well, it's not interesting

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That wouldn't go over too well
in the states my frog friends

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Oh man, I think you're asking
for trouble with this one.
That's like called what do we
call that sense or ship exactly

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I wonder if that's gonna be
ratified through the European
Union or it maybe you don't need
any ratification

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I guess you can do whatever you
want, but

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Holy moly professional
journalists means your card
carrying I guess

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I don't know. I really don't
know if that's a good idea

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I think we're gonna miss out on
a couple things there

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Let me see some longer comments.
I'm just gonna play some bits
from

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Item it's edros from pots with
here. I've not listened to the
SE for a couple of months

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Do some health reasons, so also
might need a bit of help knowing
what's been going on since
they're beginning of January

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I have a bit of somebody to do a
Trinity and you've got a nice
knocking at hundreds and stuff,
but just a few pointers as to

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To what's been going on in your
life might be nice. All right.
We'll have to ask the govers to
do another FAQ

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So people, you know, I should
make that a promo

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If you stop listening for the
past couple months, here's what
you missed

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But why? Anyway, um, did catch a
few last week heard you talking
about Wi-Fi sharing

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Don't know if you know about a
company called fawn that's
fuckstraught Oscar

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And no member

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Nutsack you could say

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Or we

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Anyway, F-O-N.com

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They have a Wi-Fi sharing
community which sounds really
fun. Yeah, you know this is this
is about

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About naming your Wi-Fi access
point with your email address.
You know there's so many dirt
that you know sometimes

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I wonder why if I seem to be so
host there seems to be so many
different things and competing

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ways of doing things and

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And the phone thing F-O-N

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Yeah, I've heard about it, but
you know that that the launch of
that was kind of unfortunate

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Because as I recall it

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Apparently a lot of bloggers who
were very enthusiastic about the
service

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Were incentivized somehow on the
back end and that you know that
stirred up a shitstorm and then
of course

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No one really focused on on the
building of the community. I
should check that out

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There probably is something
there, but I guess I have to get
a new router or router

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I don't know if I'm into that

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The first thing I'm going that
was cool. That was really quiet
wasn't it the first thing or the
next step in the free

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Trinity

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Promotion is

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Is to get this this tablet up
and running so we have the
technology ready to send her on
her way

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Now you remember listening to
Doug Pilgrim and his son who
were totally into doing a part
of this

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And as we're you know rethinking
the the drive the driver
situation how we get people

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Cued up, you know, I want to
make sure the technology is
right so I have this N800 which
Nokia sent over

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Luke from Nokia who happens to
be a Dutch guy by the way

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It's funny. We send emails back
and forth. Yeah, I was like my
BFF

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You know we're emailing and and
and testing voice stuff and it's
kind of freaky

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Anyway

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There's the the sensitivity has
a name Trinity is my

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My baby poo colored Mercedes

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Stationwagger from 1984 the runs
on biodiesel better known as
vegetable oil

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So we got a name this tablet
which actually is going to sit
now I've started the
configuration because I had to
make a couple of user accounts

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So first you have to get root
and then you have to install the
SSH server so that the you know
a few

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Engineers and

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Technologists who want to
develop this have raised their
hands, you know, I'm gonna let
them come in and

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Basically violate anything they
want on the Nokia and 800
because she'll have reports wide
open for these developers wide
open ports

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I so of course

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Yeah, this is a real thing, you
know, it's it's alive. There's
there's men inside this thing so
I want to give her a name

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And people are sending in some
pretty interesting

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Suggestions um the comics are
blah, but blogger

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Suggested we use the name
Tariah, which is a very common
name in Finland, which I think
is a pretty good idea

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Although then cleatus the Wayne
sends in

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How about to rock sand and he
give me some lyrics here rock
sand you don't have to put on
the red light

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Those days are over just need to
open your ports for the geeks at
night

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I can hear Jeff Smith jingle
happening already don't do yet
Jeff because I don't know what
the I don't know what the name
is

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Oh, yeah, so here's here's an
email from Luke saying yeah,
yeah, Tariah is a that's a
pretty common female name in
Finland

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The president of Finland her
name is indeed Tariah Hallonen

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Hallonen yeah, and there's lots
of Tariahs in his life, so

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Okay, so Tariah might be a good
one

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We have some other comments
about the N800 hi Adam this is
Brandon in Tucson

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Had an idea for the name of your
N800

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I know you went with Angelina

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She is quite the prince of the
darkness, but I think a better
name might be Natalie Portman

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Bet just a thought

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It's yeah

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Natalie Portman. I like that.
Natalie. Ah, Natalie open your
apartment

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So when else said the how about

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Sharon as in Sharon Stone
because she flashed her ports on
film and

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For me that immediately is
associated with Sharon Osborn,
so it just doesn't really work,
you know

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Yes, I think this is for Adam
Curtis

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This is his neighbor

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Sharon Osborn. Yes, it's the
Sharon Osborn the one you to do
was not sexy

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Well, I'm your neighbor now and
you know

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Your apples are growing too
heavy and fast and they're
dropping all over our backyard
and you have to clean it up

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Okay, so

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Tonight Oats Up by

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That was a fantastic Sharon
Osborn in personation. I have to
say I was fooled from from the
second it came in

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Your suggestions for the N800's
name

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This lovely female device who
will be opening her ports

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Very wide for developers to come
in and violate her internally.
We'd love to hear your
suggestions

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Also talk to me yesterday about
voice over IP

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I got a lot of comments about
that as I expected this one is
kind of funny though

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Let's listen to the setup and
then I'll interrupt the call

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Yeah, and it's false from my
critical in Washington. I do IT
support

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Management my company does that

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For various companies on the
west coast and around the world
anyway

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Your voice discussion come my
eye my ear as you said

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We just did a voice install. We
didn't actually do a real source
of voice install

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So come to help with IT
solutions and

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Okay, so so I'm gonna stop him
here for a second. So first of
all

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This is cool. You know his
company does voice over IP
installations and he just did an
installation

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It's he's not it's not really
pitching me on anything but he's
he's interested in the
conversation

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He knows a lot about it

33:38.160 --> 33:44.800
But here's what kills me as you
listen to this comment you'll it
starts to become completely
unintelligible because I presume

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He's calling on voice listen to
this

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See it's phasing in and out

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I mean that'll that'll kill me
if I if I have to listen to
conference calls that way that
would suck

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Oh

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And yeah a lot of people said
that it's true

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You know all these void
providers. So you know basically
the gizmo project is pretty much
just a front end for the sip
protocol

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And yeah, they tie into a PBX
which is I think an asterix

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That's an open source PBX and
you know someone there's buying
minutes and switching stuff
through so

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You know the systems are pretty
much in place, but it's stuff
like that you know when the
quality really degrade so

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severely it becomes and the only
thing you can say is you know
you get what you pay for you
know, which is kind of true

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Now I haven't had a really bad
experience yet

34:40.000 --> 34:45.280
We're using using the gizmo
project, but caller ID it just
doesn't work

34:45.600 --> 34:48.720
You know, it's because people
are min from eight million
different

34:49.120 --> 34:57.360
Minutes providers and god knows
what the connections are and the
first thing to get dropped along
the line of stuff in the
protocol is the caller ID and it
really really sucks

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And I tell you until we get that
stuff moved along it's just
going to be second tier service.
I mean people get used to that
kind of stuff not just

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You know voice mail sure that's
important

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But we need these other services
and they have to work properly

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You know the government's always
focusing on you have to have
emergency services like you know
nine one one

35:19.920 --> 35:22.400
Yeah fantastic give me fucking
caller ID okay

35:22.720 --> 35:24.720
I

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Something else I was going to
say about that

35:28.480 --> 35:34.480
I can't remember what was
talking about was talking about
the voice over IP

35:35.520 --> 35:39.280
The crap I can't remember now I
may be able to come back to me
during this

35:41.250 --> 36:01.250
[ Music ]

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What

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That is the best part

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No

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That is the best part

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No, I want to listen to it okay

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Oh

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Love that

36:38.720 --> 36:44.320
Okay, I remember what I was
going to talk about it was about
the cloud there's this provider
in in

36:45.600 --> 36:51.760
Certainly in Europe. I don't
know if they're in the states as
well, but in the UK and they
have good coverage in London

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And um, I think it's called the
cloud dot net. That's how you
get to it

36:57.360 --> 37:01.520
And you can sign they actually
have a special promotion for the
Nokia and 800 tablet

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Where you sign up to the service
for nine pounds 95 cents per
month plant pens per month,
which I already did and

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You you are automatically
authenticated on any one of
their hotspots and they have
hotspots and gulfed as well

37:15.440 --> 37:18.640
But they don't do it through a
username password. They do it at
the MAC address level

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So the actual ethernet address
of the of the Wi-Fi

37:22.400 --> 37:28.000
Chip that's in the tablet or I
presume in any other Wi-Fi
enabled device. It'll it'll work
the same way

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So when you're in the proximity
it'll automatically connect
it'll automatically you know do
whatever it has to do

37:34.480 --> 37:38.640
For instance, it could reconnect
my my Gizmo project client so
that you know a

37:39.360 --> 37:43.920
Potentially phone calls could
come in but certainly some stuff
could update like my new

37:44.480 --> 37:52.720
My podcast aggregator. You know,
it's a lot of that dream that
we've been having of some kind
of device that just sits in your
pocket is looking all over the
place for a network

37:52.720 --> 37:54.560
And this one does it looks for
open networks

37:54.560 --> 37:56.400
It looks and I was looking for
the cloud as well

37:56.400 --> 38:00.960
Which of course will take
preference it'll automatically
log in and then it'll start to
download stuff

38:00.960 --> 38:05.280
You know, we're getting very
close to that dream player and I
got to tell you I got to tell
you

38:05.520 --> 38:09.760
I should be charging Nokia some
freaking money for this shit.
I'm way too enthusiastic about
it

38:10.400 --> 38:12.400
Oh

38:12.400 --> 38:13.440
crap

38:13.440 --> 38:16.880
I'm sorry. That was the wrong
one. Well, now I just gave it
away. Didn't I?

38:18.000 --> 38:20.000
March 22nd is

38:20.560 --> 38:24.000
Marked as bum rush the charts
day now you've probably seen

38:25.840 --> 38:28.560
The bum rush the charts logo on
a couple of show sites

38:29.600 --> 38:34.640
Certainly a number of pod show
podcasts, but also podcasts
outside of the pod show network
or supporting this the idea is

38:35.200 --> 38:37.200
on March 22nd to all

38:37.360 --> 38:43.520
On mass and I'm going to ask you
listeners on March 22nd as well
obviously to go and spend 99
cents

38:44.080 --> 38:47.120
to buy one song one track at

38:47.120 --> 38:48.480
On iTunes

38:48.480 --> 38:50.480
Because we believe that we can
actually

38:50.960 --> 38:55.600
Get this song to move up the
charts and show that there is
quite a bit of power in
independent media

38:55.600 --> 38:57.600
predominantly in podcasting

38:58.240 --> 39:00.240
And the audiences that we

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Have that are surround us
essentially

39:04.240 --> 39:08.880
And I love the idea. I think
it's a very pirate kind of thing
to do

39:08.880 --> 39:10.880
It's not an official pod show
promotion

39:11.600 --> 39:16.480
But a lot of pod show podcasts
as our participating in and
obviously I hope the audiences
will do the same

39:16.480 --> 39:20.560
You know it's 99 cents to help
out in an experiment of course
of course

39:22.080 --> 39:25.840
You know when you choose a band
and the band that was chosen was
black lab

39:26.160 --> 39:29.680
The reason they were chosen is
because they were on a major
label and were dropped

39:30.160 --> 39:33.680
So we you know that's kind of
like a double whammy to say hey,
you know there is audience out
there

39:33.680 --> 39:38.240
And they are motivated and they
do care and obviously if you
don't you don't give a shit
about the song and don't buy it

39:38.240 --> 39:41.440
If you hate the band don't buy
it, please only if you want to
and you want to help out

39:42.720 --> 39:47.040
And it being the podosphere the
podcast community and the
blogosphere

39:47.760 --> 39:52.000
Of course there's people saying
well, he's that really that band
chose to random

39:53.040 --> 39:56.800
Like yeah, like we're trying to
hype a band and this is some
kind of hidden fucking promotion

39:56.880 --> 39:58.880
That's so a fucking offensive

39:58.880 --> 40:04.960
So of course, you know even
though we didn't involve them
officially or they're not
involved officially as far as I
know

40:05.200 --> 40:06.560
Black lab Paul Durham

40:06.560 --> 40:09.120
I has something to say about the
bum rush the charts

40:09.840 --> 40:16.880
Operation bum rush the charts
and I think he's got a really
good idea how we can just keep
this on the straight and narrow
and be focused and do what we
set out to do

40:16.880 --> 40:24.000
Hey, this is Paul Durham for the
band black lab a lot of you may
have heard about bum rush the
charts a campaign by podcasters

40:24.160 --> 40:29.760
And listeners to take over the
iTunes charts by buying our song
mine again on March 22

40:30.800 --> 40:34.560
It's funny that a lot of people
think that this is some kind of

40:35.040 --> 40:41.760
Marketing gimmick on our part
and I just wanted to take a
moment to reassure everyone that

40:42.320 --> 40:44.320
We're not that smart

40:45.600 --> 40:48.400
In fact, we had nothing to do
with planning of it

40:48.640 --> 40:50.400
But now things are going crazy

40:50.800 --> 40:58.320
So anyway, we just wanted to say
that we are totally behind this
effort to demonstrate the power
of independent art and media

40:58.320 --> 41:01.520
And we hope everyone will focus
on the purpose of BRTC

41:01.840 --> 41:07.360
Which is to make a statement
about the power pod casting and
to raise some money for a
scholarship program

41:07.360 --> 41:11.840
So on March 22 in addition to
the iTunes affiliate money that
is already been set up

41:11.840 --> 41:16.480
We're going to be donating 50%
of our earnings from the song to
the scholarship fund as well

41:16.960 --> 41:24.240
So thanks everybody and bum rush
the charts. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
All right, so there you go.
Thank you very much Paul

41:25.440 --> 41:27.440
Sorted mate

41:27.440 --> 41:30.320
Now let's farm rush those
freaking charts

41:33.750 --> 45:03.750
[ Music ]

45:06.480 --> 45:09.120
Nothing like a little black lab
on a Wednesday

45:11.360 --> 45:16.400
See the sun it's from the pod
safe music network and don't
forget bum rush the charts in
March 22

45:17.360 --> 45:22.880
I'll be for a different song for
a minute give all right that's
it for today's

45:23.920 --> 45:27.760
Chacha, I'll be back tomorrow
and I've changed my flight on
Friday

45:27.760 --> 45:32.480
So I'll be able to bring you a
full food bar instead of
traveling. I'll be traveling a
little bit later on

45:32.480 --> 45:40.960
So daily source code dot com
Adam at poncho dot com talk to
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