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Episode #105 Audio (Listen Now):
Introduction:
Announcements:
The Tin Foil Hat show, a new member of the Black Sparrow Media network, is currently on hiatus. The podcaster, CafeNinja, is busy with life issues and will return to podcast as soon as he is able.
Development of the LHS mobile application is likely to cease, though the application in its current form will be available for the forseeable future. If you have an iPod, iPad, iPhone or Android device, get the app FOR FREE in the relevant app stores.
Topics:
Happy (Belated) Earth Day - 4/22/2013
https://www.earthday.org
https://www.earthday.ca/pub
Potential US Border Crossing Fee that will affect Canadians entering the United States if implemented.
https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2013/04/22/us-border-crossing-fee-homeland-security_n_3131960.html
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2013/04/22/us_proposes_border_crossing_fee_for_travellers_from_canada.html
Interview with George Zafiropoulos, KJ6NU, of Sierra Radio Systems and Nick, N3WG, of Pignology
https://www.sierraradio.net
https://pignology.net
The hosts discuss several topics with the guests, including:
Building ham projects with new embedded Linux boards (Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone)
Remote station control hardware (rig control, audio, environment control)
The role of embedded Linux vs. traditional microcontrollers
Creating iOS and Android apps to talk to an embedded Linux system.
A JavaScript exploit can usurp browsers with a bit of simple code. It can alter the destination of links on the fly. Later versions of certain browsers have fixed the issue but Chrome may be affected for some time because Google actually uses this “trick” as part of their suite of functions.
https://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/The-trick-behind-camouflaged-links-1828927.html
Feedback:
New Twitter follower: @LinuxLeech. Thanks!
New yearly subscriber to the show: Brian S. Thank you!
No listener feedback this week. See the contact info below to let us know how you feel about anything you like.
Contact Info:
Contact Russ at [email protected] or [email protected].
Listen to the live stream every other Tuesday at 8:00pm Central time.
Check the LHS web site for dates.
Leave us a voice mail at 1-909-LHS-SHOW (547-7469), or record an introduction to the podcast.
Sign up for the LHS mailing list.
LHS merchandise is available at the Merch link on Web site. Check out the Badgerwear or buy one of the other LHS-branded items at PrintFection or Cafe Press. Thanks!
Thanks to Dave from Gamma Leonis for the theme music.
Music:
“Carpe Diem” by Antarhes from the album Silaelin, courtesy of Jamendo.
“Pain of Life” by Drunken Souls from the album On Verra Plus Tard, courtesy of Jamendo.
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Episode #105 Audio (Listen Now):
Introduction:
Announcements:
The Tin Foil Hat show, a new member of the Black Sparrow Media network, is currently on hiatus. The podcaster, CafeNinja, is busy with life issues and will return to podcast as soon as he is able.
Development of the LHS mobile application is likely to cease, though the application in its current form will be available for the forseeable future. If you have an iPod, iPad, iPhone or Android device, get the app FOR FREE in the relevant app stores.
Topics:
Happy (Belated) Earth Day - 4/22/2013
https://www.earthday.org
https://www.earthday.ca/pub
Potential US Border Crossing Fee that will affect Canadians entering the United States if implemented.
https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2013/04/22/us-border-crossing-fee-homeland-security_n_3131960.html
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2013/04/22/us_proposes_border_crossing_fee_for_travellers_from_canada.html
Interview with George Zafiropoulos, KJ6NU, of Sierra Radio Systems and Nick, N3WG, of Pignology
https://www.sierraradio.net
https://pignology.net
The hosts discuss several topics with the guests, including:
Building ham projects with new embedded Linux boards (Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone)
Remote station control hardware (rig control, audio, environment control)
The role of embedded Linux vs. traditional microcontrollers
Creating iOS and Android apps to talk to an embedded Linux system.
A JavaScript exploit can usurp browsers with a bit of simple code. It can alter the destination of links on the fly. Later versions of certain browsers have fixed the issue but Chrome may be affected for some time because Google actually uses this “trick” as part of their suite of functions.
https://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/The-trick-behind-camouflaged-links-1828927.html
Feedback:
New Twitter follower: @LinuxLeech. Thanks!
New yearly subscriber to the show: Brian S. Thank you!
No listener feedback this week. See the contact info below to let us know how you feel about anything you like.
Contact Info:
Contact Russ at [email protected] or [email protected].
Listen to the live stream every other Tuesday at 8:00pm Central time.
Check the LHS web site for dates.
Leave us a voice mail at 1-909-LHS-SHOW (547-7469), or record an introduction to the podcast.
Sign up for the LHS mailing list.
LHS merchandise is available at the Merch link on Web site. Check out the Badgerwear or buy one of the other LHS-branded items at PrintFection or Cafe Press. Thanks!
Thanks to Dave from Gamma Leonis for the theme music.
Music:
“Carpe Diem” by Antarhes from the album Silaelin, courtesy of Jamendo.
“Pain of Life” by Drunken Souls from the album On Verra Plus Tard, courtesy of Jamendo.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download

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