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+Episode: 2368
+Title: HPR2368: Every cloude has a silver lining
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr2368/hpr2368.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-19 01:46:17
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+This in HBR episode 2368 entitled Every Cloud and A Silver Lining.
+It is posted by me with and in about two minutes long and carrying a clean flag.
+The summer is short, somewhat rhyming, thought provoked and emptying show cue.
+This episode of HBR is brought to you by AnanasThost.com.
+Get 15% discount on all shared hosting with the offer code HBR15.
+That's HBR15.
+Better web hosting that's honest and fair at AnanasThost.com.
+The world's going down. The HBR chose low. Be one of the saviors, record a show.
+Whatever topic you're not alone. Feel free to seek help if you can't do on your own.
+One will have to struggle to find a friend they are proud, with that wide range coverage
+from the simplest to clouds, from toy to high tech and from jokes to vice words.
+Embracing you all, not just the nerds. It's not a service. HBR is we.
+So contribute the stuff you'd like more of to see. If you like it, others surely too well.
+Diversity defines the realm we are aiming to fill.
+Sure, there are heroes lifting most of the weight. But we all are the foundation deciding HBR's fate.
+Be thankful, your slackers who leave those frees lots for those few prolific still filling the spots.
+Please don't keep the burden on shoulders so few.
+Chime in with some topic by sharing you of you. High praise to those stepping in a first time.
+We need more of your thought to strengthen the lines.
+Like an episode, please let us know. It's positive feedback that's keeping us go.
+Comment on the page or record a reply. There's no reason for hiding or being overly shy.
+It's a community effort to make the thing we love stay. Because failing would mean that HBR goes away.
+But it takes more than bad times to make HBR disappear. Together we stand and we all are still here.
+Bit by bit, sharing knowledge and fun. Building the confidence that HBR will go on.
+It's up to us, so just pick up the ball and keep the show rolling for the sake of us all.
+This is Murray for HECO Public Radio.
+This text was lurking there for a while now, but being one of those slackers and dragging
+out stuff I still do not really feel entitled to say some of the things I did.
+On the other hand, that's all I have to throw into the queue on short notice, so here you are.
+Still recording anyway. Hope you enjoyed it and here you soon. Bye for now.
+You've been listening to HECO Public Radio at HECO Public Radio.
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