Things Learned

1/3/11 - Party Shuffle in Rock Band 3

1/4/11 - 2.5" SATA and 3.5" SATA have different connectors.

1/5/11 - Update on yesterday - They don't, I was being dumb, there was a coupler attached to the 2.5"

1/6/11 - WTF is not an acronym because you can't pronounce it. Penn & Teller on Acronyms and Initialisms

1/7/11 - Security Clearance applies to more than the current job you're at.

1/8/11 - Google Maps Navigation without plugging in a destination

1/9/11 - Macbook Pros can theoretically take a bullet.

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*PROGRAMMING UPDATE* - Next week's episode (and all future episodes) will launch on Sunday instead of Saturday. Example: The next episode will release January 3rd 2021)

12/26/10 - DHCP Failover for Xserve

12/27/10 - Rock Band 3's Leaderboards are fairly easy to top. Also scoring and gameplay mechanic changes.

12/28/10 - It wasn't a skin tag on my shoulder, it was a mole.

12/29/10 - Minecraft hMod (it became Bukkit/Spigot/Paper in years to come)

12/30/10 - Some Achievements in Rock Band 3 don't work right.

12/31/10 - Payload was in TF2 when it launched

1/1/11 - Netflix on the Xbox

1/2/11 - VPNing without using the Default Gateway (split tunneling)

*This episode includes a bonus day to account for an issue where previous episodes weren't fully aligned with the year's week. This was due to the original podcast start date being on a Saturday.

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12/19/10 - A random rookie on a football team can be the one to win the game for them.

12/20/10 - iMacs in Apple stores cant handle having every application opened at once.

12/21/10 - LDAP Failover

12/22/10 - Water physics in Minecraft

12/23/10 - Which elevator at Best Buy is faster

12/24/10 - Scratch tickets can be ridiculously complicated

12/25/10 - Digital picture frame usage

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12/12/10 - Advanced Workgroup Manager/LDAP stuff in Mac OS X Server (self-taught myself dock settings for users)

12/13/10 - iChat does video chat over AIM.

12/14/10 - Podcast Producer (+ Podcast Capture) on Servers/Xserves can do email

12/15/10 - UNH requires 12 credits/semester to be considered a full time student.

12/16/10 - SCAN TV apparently helped out on some DVD that was played on PBS.

12/17/10 - Intel Xserves have a case of the derps during their first initial setup...seems they forget how to set an admin password.

12/18/10 - Scott Pilgrim vs. The World on the Xbox can be played with the Rock Band drumset.

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TrackTribe - A Night Alone

John Deley - Play Song

JR Tundra - The Night Falling

MK2 - The Big Score

JR Tundra - Brother Jack

The 126ers - The Low Seas

SousLePont - LacNuit

12/5/10 - SQL Server has dumb rules and restrictions.

12/6/10 - Some things about Accounts between Mac and Windows

12/7/10 - The database ACID standard

12/8/10 - Figuring out DHCP stuff for the new server upgrades at SCAN.

12/9/10 - Some professors fail to follow department guidelines.

12/10/10 - Duplicate files don't take up nearly as much on the SCAN storage system as I thought.

12/11/10 - Blowing things up in Minecraft! (and 3rd person mode)

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11/28/10 - My grandmother's house has weird hotspots for 3G. Mainly, on the stairs only.

11/29/10 - The GNU General Public License (GPL)

11/30/10 - OSX Combo Updates fix things even in Hackintoshes.

12/1/10 - Lackadaisical is a word.

12/2/10 - Wireless Lav mics have a really good range when you suspend them from a ceiling

12/3/10 - How to install kexts into a Hackintosh

12/4/10 - Double clicking on an error in SQL Server takes you to the specified line.

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Jason Shaw - 12 Mornings

Jason Shaw - Acoustic Blues

Jason Shaw - Funky Junky

Jason Shaw - Words

Jason Shaw - Solo Acoustic Guitar

11/21/10 - How to use (and not use) SQL Cursors

11/22/10 - Bunch of stuff at WUNH, mainly concerning DJing

11/23/10 - High Pass Filter - lets high frequency pass through (filters out background). Low Pass Filter - lets low frequency pass through (filters out voices)

11/24/10 - How SyncBack functions (backup vs synchronizing)

11/25/10 - Symlinking stuff via the command line

11/26/10 - Blu-Ray players have a blue laser.

11/27/10 - Dropbox has major issues with symlinking stuff

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11/14/10 - Lava in Minecraft apparently isn't permanent. If you send it down a hill it goes away. (was most likely a glitch)

11/15/10 - The Ubuntu Live CD doesn't like iMacs

11/16/10 - Some stuff about old computers. Yay YouTube

11/17/10 - Apple Education pricing

11/18/10 - Playing the keyboard (memorizing hand positions)

11/19/10 - Despite waking up at 1pm, it can still feel like a very long day.

11/20/10 - How to reset the PRAM on a Mac

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11/7/10 - Broadcast's deterioration in performance is probably because it's been on 24/7 for 5 years straight.

11/8/10 - More Motion stuff

11/9/10 - Bubbles can bounce off of hard surfaces, apparently (sort of)

11/10/10 - There is an extensive diagnostics partition on most Dell computers

11/11/10 - Having a lot of daisy chained BNC monitors degrades the quality.

11/12/10 - HD video takes a hell of a long time to export.

11/13/10 - Making BNC and RCA cables

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10/31/10 - How to disassemble a server class battery.

11/1/10 - Apple is deprecating their Java for OSX Lion

11/2/10 - SQL Views

11/3/10 - Access codes for a door in the library

11/4/10 - I already knew this, but this was reconfirmed in my mind: iMovie is a horrible piece of software.

11/5/10 - Not every Windows XP disk comes with the recovery console.

11/6/10 - Chroma Keying in Apple Motion

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