It’s Episode Thirty-Three of Season-Nine of the Ubuntu Podcast! Alan Pope, Mark Johnson, Martin Wimpress and Emma Marshall are connected and speaking to your brain.

We are four once more!

In this week’s show:

* We discuss the news:

* Yahoo built specialised software to spy on users for the NSA

* Verizon reportedly looking for a $1 billion discount on Yahoo

* Facebook is launching Marketplace to take on eBay and Craigslist

* Amazon has banned reviews posted in exchange for free products

* BitTorrent, Inc has abandoned efforts on its BitTorrent Now streaming service

* A software developer has had their software removed from the App Store and their iTunes account closed

* A man from Cardiff has appeared in court charged with terrorism offences

* Google Chrome 55 will feature an updated Javascript engine that uses 50% less memory

* The Large Hadron Collider is running out of disk space

* We discuss the community news:

* Migrating from an i386 install to amd64 without reinstalling

* A document by Mir display server developers discussing what Mir version 1 will look like

* archlinux “adapted for WSL” first developer preview

* Skype for Linux Alpha Can Now Make Linux to Linux Video Calls

* A Poll that asks; Will You Upgrade to Ubuntu 16.10 Next Week?

* A Parody within a Parody

* The winners of the Ubuntu 16.10 Free Culture Showcase

* Snap interview with Krita

* Dell XPS 13 laptops with Intel Kaby Lake processors now available

* Plasma 5.8 LTS now in KDE neon

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