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Linux For The Rest Of Us #235 – Great Email, Thank You Robby, Grow Up Seasons Don’t Exist in Podcast And We Lust After The PinePhone
235 – Linux For The Rest Of Us
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/sonargnulinux/files/
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Help Eric Arduini and family
As some of you may know my brother was diagnosed in February of this year with a rare form of primary liver cancer that is unfortunately terminal. All funds will be donated to him and his family for medical bills and other household bills so that his family can spend the rest of his time with him and not have to stress about money as much during this difficult time.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-eric-arduini-and-family
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Thank you for the Support!!
William DuPuie!!
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Emaail
Hi Door and Bruce,
I’m one of those younger persons who was put on the college path for getting into IT. I graduated with a degree in computer information systems, however I’m having trouble looking for tech positions, as I find that most require previous work experience in a related field. What would you guys say is a good position to start at? Currently I work as a sales representative for a large industrial supplies company. I thought about looking for a tech job there, but I’d have to relocate across the USA. Unfortunately we’re heavily tied into the Microsoft suite of programs, including on the back-end. This is a problem for me because I’m windows-illiterate.
Since it’s been a few years I’m a bit rusty with networking, and basically forgot all of the Java programming I’ve learned. Would you know of an efficient method of brushing up on these essential skills?
If you made it this far through the email, I thank you for your time. As to what niche I’m looking to fill, I’m unsure. Systems administrations would be my goal, but I gotta find a way to get there.
Best regards,
Robby
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8 of the worst open source innovations of the decade
Open source innovations aren’t all successes. Littered throughout the timeline, a few failures have occurred. Let’s take a look at a few of them. Over the years, Linux and open source have been a master class on slow burn success.
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/8-of-the-worst-open-source-innovations-of-the-decade/
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This Early PinePhone Review Has Left Me Super Excited
Now an early hands-on review, independent from Pine64, who make the device, has appeared online. And the takeaway seems to be that this thing is very promising.
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2019/12/early-pinephone-review-appears-online-and-things-sound-promising
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Quick look at 4 PinePhone OS Images (pt.1)
Here is a quick look at four different OS images for the PinePhone: Ubuntu Touch PostmarketOS (Phosh) KDE Neon (Plasma Mobile) LuneOS. Video edited down from 33min of footage. Fun fact – the video was edited in Openshot on a Pinebook Pro (render took ~3hrs). You can talk to u
https://youtu.be/11eObhH8MKA
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235 – Linux For The Rest Of Us
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/linux-for-the-rest-of-us/id377455332?mt=2#
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Show – http://podnutz.com/category/linux-for-the-rest-of-us/
Live Video And Chat – http://podnutz.com/lftroulive/
To send a voicemail call 707-6PODNUT (707-676-3688)
Email: [email protected]
Free http://thinkpenguin.com coupons
Discord Link – https://discord.gg/sbeUC9b
*******************************************
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sonargnulinux/files/
*******************************************
Help Eric Arduini and family
As some of you may know my brother was diagnosed in February of this year with a rare form of primary liver cancer that is unfortunately terminal. All funds will be donated to him and his family for medical bills and other household bills so that his family can spend the rest of his time with him and not have to stress about money as much during this difficult time.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-eric-arduini-and-family
*******************************************
Thank you for the Support!!
William DuPuie!!
——
Emaail
Hi Door and Bruce,
I’m one of those younger persons who was put on the college path for getting into IT. I graduated with a degree in computer information systems, however I’m having trouble looking for tech positions, as I find that most require previous work experience in a related field. What would you guys say is a good position to start at? Currently I work as a sales representative for a large industrial supplies company. I thought about looking for a tech job there, but I’d have to relocate across the USA. Unfortunately we’re heavily tied into the Microsoft suite of programs, including on the back-end. This is a problem for me because I’m windows-illiterate.
Since it’s been a few years I’m a bit rusty with networking, and basically forgot all of the Java programming I’ve learned. Would you know of an efficient method of brushing up on these essential skills?
If you made it this far through the email, I thank you for your time. As to what niche I’m looking to fill, I’m unsure. Systems administrations would be my goal, but I gotta find a way to get there.
Best regards,
Robby
———-
8 of the worst open source innovations of the decade
Open source innovations aren’t all successes. Littered throughout the timeline, a few failures have occurred. Let’s take a look at a few of them. Over the years, Linux and open source have been a master class on slow burn success.
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/8-of-the-worst-open-source-innovations-of-the-decade/
———-
This Early PinePhone Review Has Left Me Super Excited
Now an early hands-on review, independent from Pine64, who make the device, has appeared online. And the takeaway seems to be that this thing is very promising.
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2019/12/early-pinephone-review-appears-online-and-things-sound-promising
———-
Quick look at 4 PinePhone OS Images (pt.1)
Here is a quick look at four different OS images for the PinePhone: Ubuntu Touch PostmarketOS (Phosh) KDE Neon (Plasma Mobile) LuneOS. Video edited down from 33min of footage. Fun fact – the video was edited in Openshot on a Pinebook Pro (render took ~3hrs). You can talk to u
https://youtu.be/11eObhH8MKA
———
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