Here’s the fourth in a series of audio clips from SCALE 3X. This one is a conversation with both LinuxAstronomy.org and LAMPSIG (Los Angeles Open Source Web Development Group). Thanks again to Harold and remember that these are licensed under a Creative Commons license.
SCALE_2005-02-12_LinuxAstronomy_LampSIG.mp3
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Here’s the third in a series of audio clips from SCALE 3X. This one is a conversation with Brion Vibber of Wikipedia. Thanks again to Harold and remember that these are licensed under a Creative Commons license.
SCALE_2005-02-12_Wikipedia.mp3
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Here’s the second in a series of audio clips from SCALE 3X. This one is a conversation with LinuxChixLA.org. Thanks again to Harold and remember that these are licensed under a Creative Commons license.
SCALE_2005-02-12_LinuxChixLA.mp3
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Here’s the first in a series of audio clips from SCALE 3X. I’d like to thank Harold, who recorded these and has given LQ exclusive access. The audio clips are licensed under a Creative Commons license, so feel free to pass them around.
SCALE_2005-02-12_FlightGear.mp3
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The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include LinuxWorld, Members Choice Award winners, LQ Radio, some SCALE 3X audio clips, LQ ISO, Microsoft security and the latest SCO ruling.
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The latest LQ Podcast should now be available via the following stream. If anyone has any problems, let me know. Not 100% sure this is something that will be available long term, but I figured it’s worth a test to see if gets used.
http://stream.linuxquestions.org:8000/lq-podcast.ogg
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I just got 50 Gmail invites in my account, so if any LQ Radio listeners would like an invite, leave a comment and I’ll send one over.
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Do you like the LQ Podcast? If so, if you have a chance please visit Podcast Alley and vote for us. Thanks!
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The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include the 2004 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards, an LQ Radio and Skype update, a few LQ reminders, LQ sponsoring the OSBC, Linux kernel security, the Software Freedom Law Center and ESR stepping down from OSI.
As always, substitute “.mp3” for “.ogg” to get the OGG.
–jeremy
I am happy to report that we’ve made some real Skype progress today. The echo issue turned out to be some odd ALSA settings. We seem to have much of it straightened out now. We’ll do some more testing tomorrow, but things are looking up. You can also expect another
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