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+Episode: 1276
+Title: HPR1276: Two Hacker Public Radio hosts meet face-to-face for the first time
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr1276/hpr1276.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-17 22:47:51
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+
+This is John Culp here and I have a very special guest here in my dining room.
+It's none other than Windigo.
+Hello.
+What in the world are you doing here?
+Windigo.
+We are touring the United States, seeing which areas we can agree on.
+Me and my girlfriend, that is, and we decided to stop by Lafayette and check out the
+Culp Household.
+See the Goodwill cluster up front.
+Yeah.
+So I showed Windigo the Goodwill cluster, which is my bunch of computers and other devices
+that I picked up at Goodwill.
+So what do you think of that?
+Is that impressive?
+It is an awesome set up, especially for $13.95.
+Yeah.
+Many of them, like the Mac Mini up there was $4.99 and it's amazing.
+It got good print.
+Maybe you guys, before you go out of town, you should stop at the Goodwill.
+There you go.
+You are loading up on gear.
+I'm saying all the sides.
+I got to meet Dingle in person.
+That's right.
+My cat Dingle, who's famous on the status net on account of he posts weather updates periodically
+from his own account.
+And he's also, I've got another, like, a script that will have Dingle post a password,
+a randomly generated password, who will?
+So you can type Dingle password space and then an optional length of any number of characters
+you want.
+You can generate a random password that many characters long and post it to the timeline.
+So this, anybody on status net can use this?
+No.
+Sadly, no.
+I don't have it set up like a bot, not, like, what, Nairobi or, what is it, one of the J-Popes
+bots.
+Yeah.
+One of Jeremy's weather bot thing is, I don't know how to do that.
+So sadly, I have to just use the local script on my own laptop to do it.
+That's cool, though.
+Yeah.
+So Dingles, I was glad he came back as when I knew that when the go was coming and Dingle
+was not here.
+I was like, there's no way that I can have, when the go here and not get to meet Dingle.
+That would just be too much of a disappointment, but he showed up.
+Yeah.
+So it's going to be hard for the rest of the trip to top this.
+I don't know.
+Meeting Jesper will be pretty cool.
+So we're all else you guys going to go on this trip.
+So we're going to leave here and hit San Antonio, Texas, and then go to Taos, New Mexico,
+all up the California coast from San Diego, all the way up to Redwoods.
+We're stopping in San Francisco area, Mendocino.
+From there, we're going to hit Portland, and then go to Moab, Utah.
+And then I think we're stopping in Columbia, Missouri.
+And then that would be where J-Pope is in, yeah.
+There's a reason for Columbia.
+I think we're going to be meeting up with him as well.
+That's awesome.
+I think I'm going to be meeting up with Fendus, Nathan from StatusNet in Portland sometime.
+Excellent.
+And I'm meeting up with John Pro in Danville, Illinois, and then it's home to New York.
+Man, that's cool.
+So are there any other, excuse me, if we can tie this into HBR?
+So you and I both posted HBR shows.
+Jezra has done at least one show.
+Yeah, Jezra, I don't know if he's done a solo one, but yeah.
+He did it within White Bill.
+And so maybe how can we make this relevant to Hacker Public Radio?
+That's a good question.
+Let's talk about how hard it is to think of something to talk about on Hacker Public Radio.
+Yeah, I think coming up with topics is the part that gets me down.
+I'd love to record more and put out a couple more episodes.
+But it's hard coming up with those topics.
+So I know that they've got a couple recommendations up at the HPR website.
+If you'd like to start contributing, you can go and find one of the topics that people
+have requested or request your own.
+And that you can get an episode out of that.
+One of those topics that's on there is music theory.
+And I actually have a lot of expertise in this, but I think people might be sorry they
+asked for that.
+The next one that I'm planning to record is about a script that I just wrote.
+I keep talking about scripting and all of these things.
+But the latest, excuse me, I've got allergies, but it's bad down here in the deep south.
+The latest script I've written is one that will randomly generate a 12-tone row.
+And then either play the audio file that's generated through my, like the idea was to write
+it to use it with my Raspberry Pi that's hooked up to my clock radio and have this randomly
+generated tone row be my alarm.
+And be awesome.
+So I'm going to do a recording about that also.
+So this would be, it's a randomly generated sequence of tones each morning so that you
+can't get used to your alarm.
+Yeah, it's different every time.
+But I've also extended it to where it will create a static HTML page and put it on my
+web server every day.
+That's awesome.
+That's awesome.
+So that's the next thing I'm going to be talking about.
+But I will get into that a little bit with, get into music theory a little bit to explain
+what the heck a 12-tone row is.
+Yeah.
+And that's where people might like start turning off and droves.
+I don't know.
+It seems like the more specific certain top you get into certain topics on HPR, the more
+interested people are.
+So I think, I think people would be interested in it.
+We'll see.
+We'll see.
+You have any idea what your next topic will be?
+Anything about this row?
+My next video.
+Yeah.
+I was thinking about doing a podcast with Sarah.
+I haven't run it by her yet, so she might be purking up if she can hear us in the other
+room.
+How much, maybe I should do one with my daughter or my son, like my daughter, for example,
+if hacking is about creating and making and reusing and repurposing, there is nobody
+better than my daughter, who's eight years old, who has a phenomenal skill with making
+Barbie clothes out of anything like God.
+If we've got a balloon that somebody blew up and it pops, she will take the popped balloon.
+And instead of throwing it away, she will make like a swimsuit for her Barbie out.
+Oh, that's brilliant.
+And that's, you know, I don't think the hackersphere has ever been applied to Barbie clothes,
+but if it has, that's it.
+She has it for sure, man.
+You give her anything she can make Barbie clothes out of, like tissue paper and just all kinds
+of things.
+Yeah, just looking around your houses, I bet your kids would make a great HPR.
+Yeah, I'll have to think of something for the other, for my son also to talk about.
+So we'll see.
+Well, any parting shots, or if we recorded enough, I think that's all for me.
+All right.
+Really glad you came to see me when to go.
+No, thanks for having me.
+I hope HPR listeners will enjoy hearing this little bit of nonsense from us.
+Yeah, make sure to get out your own episode, maybe about your trip.
+See y'all.
+Yeah.
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