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+Episode: 3866
+Title: HPR3866: Introducing myself
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr3866/hpr3866.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-25 06:54:28
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+This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 3866 from Monday the 29th of May 2023.
+Today's show is entitled, Introducing Myself.
+It is the first show by Newhost Reuno Key and is about six minutes long.
+It carries a clean flag.
+The summary is I discovered Hacker Public Radio at Fostom 2023 and want to join the party.
+Hello.
+My name is Andrii Unish.
+You can find myself online under Reuno Key as well.
+This Romeo, Genki, uniform, November, Oscar, Dash, Chilo, India.
+Sometimes without a dash of the platform does not allow it.
+This is my first episode on Hacker Public Radio.
+It is recorded on 8th of May 2023 using Order City.
+It is published under its Creative Commons Attribution Share Like 4.0 International License.
+Today I want to introduce Myself.
+I'm a web developer for ten years now and recently turned into a freelancer.
+My area of expertise is with front end technologies, also I also know no jazz and pison.
+I taught myself these languages because my studies and mathematics did not cover them.
+During my studies I switched to new Linux.
+I started with Ubuntu, but discovered that I prefer rolling release distributions more.
+So I jumped to Sabayon Linux, which was based on Gen2, Betzan, but pre-compiled the binary while staying convertible.
+Now they decided to turn into another direction so I was looking for another home.
+I tried Gecko Linux based on an open-susur for a while until they had some bad news in the press.
+I'm currently using Kaizen Linux, which is based on debut and bookworm.
+Speaking of, I love to read.
+I have whole shelves filled with books here.
+There's so much you can learn from books, even in the age of the internet.
+I enjoy that they have a finite amount of content that you can work through.
+I learned about Hacker Public Radio at Foster 2023.
+When I mentioned that I was having an Rode NT USB microphone at home, I was encouraged to contribute to the show.
+Now I have been listening to the podcast since the beginning of the year, and already heard some emergency shows.
+I noticed that the hackers of the show are mainly from the United States.
+I hope you welcome people from other parts of the world as well.
+It took me a while to record something because I have children at home at kindergarten and school age,
+and we had really sick leaves here for an extended period of time,
+and starting your business as a freelancer isn't that easy.
+I'm still looking for contracts, so if you know something, let me know.
+I'm from Germany in Europe, a beautiful place to live,
+and I bet as diverse as in the States when it comes to the landscape.
+You know, we have more than Berlin and Berraria here.
+I'm not quite sure which kind of content you would love to hear about.
+I have the recreated topics page in front of me, and I should talk about different items.
+For example, my very first smartphone ever was a Firefox OS, and I still have it,
+as well as a tablet, which you couldn't buy.
+I switched to Android with an app store,
+when Mozilla was tentating the Firefox OS project.
+I'm running on a fair phone here, which is a small Dutch manufacturer
+that already managed to move the whole industry into a little more sustainable directions,
+because we produce a lot of e-waste.
+So I could talk about that.
+Or I could talk about building things for the web.
+Usually I block about those because it feels a bit more natural
+to have text in front of you when you write code.
+But then I saw that some episodes contain code snippets in the show notes.
+So why not talking about coding?
+Or I could talk about mathematics.
+We don't have enough portraits about math.
+My photos were on statistics and numerads, so that might be interesting.
+What I would love to hear more about is music theory.
+You see, I haven't learned to play an instrument in my life.
+Mainly because those are expensive.
+My personal taste goes more into heavy metal,
+but I'm not sure whether you would call me a fan.
+What does make a metalhead anyway?
+But in order to improve my game development,
+having some sort of music and sound effects is important.
+So I was really enjoying the episode, 3, 7, 9, 2,
+on really music sheets.
+I learned some books on the library to learn more about it.
+These subjects were discovered in deaths in my school days.
+Another subject I would like to learn more about is electrolytes,
+especially repairing one's computers.
+Look, I'm using synch pads since years now.
+I have a 825, a 2050,
+which I bought at Phosdom a few years ago, currently in use.
+But I also have a 8200 and a T520,
+gathering dust here.
+Mainly because something broke with the hardware
+and I'm too afraid to create them open, so I just buy a new one.
+Then there's a HP powerion standing under my desk,
+waiting for repair.
+And even one of those old machines from the dust array
+with an original limit installed on it.
+But I have no idea how to refurbish them
+into a bootable state.
+Do you have ideas?
+I'm going to share my homepage as well as my email address
+in the show notes.
+I would really love to hear back from you.
+I feel I already touched on different ideas today,
+but looking at the time of the recording, it's rather short.
+Personally, I can tune into epithodes up to 30 minutes at best.
+So I will try to respect this trash of myself.
+Looking forward to hear back from you and signing out.
+You have been listening to Hacker Public Radio
+at Hacker Public Radio, does work.
+Today's show was contributed by a HBR listener
+like yourself.
+If you ever thought of recording or cast,
+click on our contribute link to find out how easy it really is.
+Hosting for HBR has been kindly provided
+by an honesthost.com, the internet archive, and our sings.net.
+On the Sadois status, today's show is released
+under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.