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Episode: 235
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Title: HPR0235: EC Lug November 20th Meeting
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0235/hpr0235.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-07 14:34:04
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Hello and welcome to the old player Linux group. We're back live. Yay! We kind of have
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our internet issues figured out somewhat ish maybe. We're missing our
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fearless leader this week but we're still gonna forge on and I'm sure we'll be
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able to create an interesting and fun learning environment for everyone
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listening all right okay so anyway now that we've set the bar I turned on
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um logging on the computer so we'll see what's coming in and what's going on
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why you can't connect here. I guess we can go around do two and a half minutes
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pain. All right we can go the other way. This is my two minutes break. I just opened
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it up and says internet connection available or wireless connection available
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it's like not a mom okay that's it. And also got my HP program. It's who's at
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STTD. I'm not sure who that is. I'm not sure who that is. I was trying to
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load that up. I bought an H3 sprinter and they give you the software and the
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disk. I was trying to load that disk you know make it work and so I get
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it was plugged in. That's up. That's what I'm doing the printer and the way I go.
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What do they give you all that grip? Well they choose not to they could. I mean
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you could be a generic printer device and probably print pretty good but you
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wouldn't be using all features of printer. For instance I got a new printer and it
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does duplex you know prints on both the front and the back of the paper and without
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having the specific driver for that printer it was print but you can't do that
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duplex. So that driver enables it to do all these little features that are
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only for that printer. For my particular printer it's a brother printer and
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brother provides open source drivers for all their printers so yep I was able to
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go on their site and download a driver and it worked one day. It worked
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before but I've got all the specific settings for that print. So if you
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were to say download an HB driver with an HB printer would you actually put
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it on? The windows are I mean until the next year is that particularly a window.
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Well the way the drivers work there's kind of the binary part that only works
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on like either windows or linux or Mac and then they also have like almost
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like a description like kind of like a sub-driver that works across the whole
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thing. So the binary you need the binary part but then you need this other piece
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which is across the entire range. So that kind of describes your printer. So
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as long as you've got the binary part which is kind of shared then you get that
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little description file and then it says this printer has this this this and
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then so turn all these on. So then the binary thing turns all these things on for you.
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There's both of it.
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All right. Still no internet? Well I have to get the signal because I don't get
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a router and I go like I mean the DNS server. Maybe it has to be a DHCP client that's
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going to look. Yeah and I'm not sure because I was just able to
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connect right to it. I disconnected it just reconnected and I was able to connect
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to it. It's single. It was microwave. What is cooking? It's like yourself.
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You know it makes it big to be able to hear it right away and I'm sure the same thing goes on.
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These guys signals. I mean it can't be here at the end because I need B or G. Yeah
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well I'm going to have G in here either. So mine is connected to under. Yeah mine
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should be connected to under G.
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Generally just putting the card in the building.
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I got another question. I mean I'm a friend's house. I'm trying to hope to the wireless
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and then there's like three come up you know, just a three and I'll probably get the
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neighbors but then it asks for a like a password or so kind of signal. Where do I look
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on? Look for it on that computer. It's a windows. So on the windows PC can you get
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the wireless password? I don't think there's a way to get that password.
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Yeah it would have to be actually connecting to the router itself and then you can maybe
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get the password through that. They don't generally let you get the password from other PCs
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because then somebody could hack into the PC. Get the password. Probably he can connect
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to the router. So a lot of times if you go like there'll be a paddress that'll get to the
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router. For this one it's 192.168.1.1. So this will be the router settings. So the router
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will kind of have its own web page. So this is the router upstairs. And then on wireless
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there'll be something like this and it'll be probably a security cap somewhere and I'll
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just be out like this and then right here there'll be probably a password. And that will
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be the password that you would need to enter. So how did you start off? I just need to,
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it's maybe that IP address it will connect to that you know browser on that PC and it'll
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go to the router and then it's usually in the wireless security. You might have to walk
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around depending on you know what type of router it is but it'll be because you have
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to secure and change your password password. By default it comes without a password. So somebody
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came in and set this password at some point. Thank you for listening to H.P.R. sponsored
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