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+Episode: 2392
+Title: HPR2392: Weather, Ogg Camp, Server Room,  ITO collection
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr2392/hpr2392.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-19 02:10:33
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+This is HPR episode 2,392 entitled, whether, on-camp, server room, ITO collection.
+It is hosted by AWP and is about 8 minutes long and can rim a clean flag.
+The summary is a short podcast about various things mostly on-camp.
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+Good day and welcome.
+My name is JWP and I wanted to talk today about some things that are going on.
+The first is the German weather boy, this hot cold rain, cold hot thing, it's really
+really bad.
+We've had a lot of ticks here in Southern Germany this summer and I'd like to ask everyone
+to think positively about Texas after Harvey pounded it and everything, all my relatives
+are there and it's been quite an interesting time recovering from Harvey.
+I went to AWP camp in Canterbury and I have to say that it was a really nice time.
+I thought the great venue, Tobias, he worked really hard on the venue and John and I
+sky put to put on a pretty good show.
+There were many, many, many beer strong and somehow I didn't win the laptop, I tried
+it really hard, it just didn't happen.
+I thought probably the most interesting talks were there was a girl from Mozilla that
+did the class about photography and cryptography 101 and then the open Sousa Richard came
+by and he was a new bird and I seen at the open Sousa summer every year and he talked
+a lot about containers as a service and that's our new distribution and how he's going
+to be spearheading that and he talked about the difference between leap and tumbleweed
+and how he thought that everything was going to be rolling distribution and got me a little
+excited.
+I tried to install tumbleweed and I failed miserably.
+It worked at the ButterFS for me worked for about two or three boots and then it wouldn't
+do anything at all and went back to boot to grove and I couldn't figure it out anymore.
+But I'm still going to try and maybe I should have tried with leaps.
+I stayed at the camps, the hostel there in the backpastor packer hostel and it was
+quite an adventure there.
+It's five nights for 72 pounds.
+I had to share an eight man.
+I wasn't the only person over 50 there in my room.
+There were lots of over 50 folks there.
+I was really surprised so it was not just a young person thing, very very nice if you're
+in Canterbury and you really need a cheap place, that's the way to go.
+Well, I wanted to talk a little bit about how my server room's coming in.
+Recently I interviewed my collection of embedded devices or ITO devices and I found out that
+I had an original Raspberry Pi.
+I think it was a B plus maybe or B. It has a yellow audio out.
+I have a PI 2, three PI 3s, a PON 64 computer and an old debut and slug.
+And trying to get those configured in the basement and each of them doing something has been
+quite the journey for me.
+And also I tried to put Mate, the 17 or 4 Mate on my Microsoft HP Stream and I just couldn't
+get it to the Firefox every time I loaded it, it sort of freaked out a little bit.
+So I moved back and I went to the Subuntu stock and it took me better part of a day to
+get everything fixed.
+The third news is that it doesn't look like I need the Broadcom, Survivors anymore, the
+BWL, it looks like that.
+I talked to Martin, the guy that does Mate and he said that 1710 is going to be a really
+good one.
+It would touch support and everything and I might want to try 1710.
+I'm probably going to wait until the next LTS comes out because it's my main machine
+and I really don't need an awful lot of trouble there.
+I forgot the 16 or 4 working on my Microsoft Surface, just fine.
+I can't remember the last time I booted into that.
+Now the PON 64, it's really interesting, it runs a special kernel but everything else
+about it is senile and so it's a pure Ubuntu 1604 experience on ARM and I got it going
+and the nice thing about it is it's got 2GB RAM and that little quad core ARM processor
+so it whizzes right along and you can still buy those, it became a commercial venture
+after the Kickstarter and there's still $15 or $20 each and it's got a gigabit ether
+port built in, built in to it and they also sell a laptop variant.
+The slug he's having his issues, I mean he's only got 32 megabyte of RAM and so he's
+having my little in and so you too, he's having his issues and of course I'm still running
+Lini on that because it's too complex to get Jesse or stretch to work on 32 megabytes
+it's just really, really tough so and of course that's the ARM 5 chip and so it's really
+tough.
+I've been thinking about maybe getting a paper clip and trying to flash open word back
+on it and maybe get something a little more usable but on that particular box it's
+the only place that I've gotten the full console office suite on it and so I've gotten
+pine and we've got Python or Python 2 there and so it's really difficult for me to give
+that up because I spent a lot of time on it but lately the SSH connects and then it drops
+connects and then it drops, connects and then it drops and so I'm having difficulties
+with that.
+The shows seem to be coming along quite okay on the hacker public radio, I really like
+the one about Jam the other day, we had some Jam talk and I really enjoyed the Jam talk.
+My Hadoop studies are too infine, I've got three tests, Hadoop things and my server room
+at work and I'm testing them out and trying to get the SAP part of Hadoop running and working
+well on there and it seems to be doing quite okay on my studies.
+Already well I'll let y'all go, I hope y'all enjoyed my on camp review and what I'm doing
+with my servers and again y'all think about Texas and the water there.
+Alright, thank you much, bye-bye.
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