Ask Noah Show 436

April 8th, 2025  |  53 mins 57 secs

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This week Steve builds a backup server, and tells us how and why!

Episode 435: Ask Noah Show 435

April 1st, 2025  |  54 mins 35 secs

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This week we give an update on the journey with GrapheneOS

Ask Naoh Show 434

March 25th, 2025  |  53 mins 52 secs

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This week Steve and Noah give you tips on hosting your first home server.

Episode 433: Ask Noah Show 433 | Rescuing LinuxRocks.online

March 18th, 2025  |  53 mins 49 secs

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This week a community resource fell offline unexpectedly. Members from all over the internet banded together to restore a community resource!

Ask Noah Show 432

March 11th, 2025  |  53 mins 51 secs

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This week the news of an "ESP backdroor" spread around the internet like wildfire. We dig into the technical details as to what happened, and what if any, the risk is.

Ask Noah Show 430

March 4th, 2025  |  53 mins 52 secs

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This week we dig into what it takes to get started and involved in Open Source. You can do it in your community, in your city, or in your area. If nothing like that exists in your area, join us at one of the upcoming community conferences!

Ask Noah Show 429

February 25th, 2025  |  53 mins 51 secs

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This week Noah and Steve describe their geek weekend. Steve teaches Noah about containers, and takes on a cool ZFS on boot project!

Ask Noah Show 428

February 18th, 2025  |  53 mins 52 secs

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We go live from Witchia KS and learn how a NewSpring Church is using free and open source technology to advance their mission. Ilan from SCaLE joins us to discuss the upcoming conference!

Ask Noah Show 426

February 4th, 2025  |  53 mins 51 secs

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Immich provides a consistent photo experience across devices, and across family members. This week Noah and Steve give you a deep dive into Immich. We answer your questions, and give you a brief look at news from this week.

Ask Noah Show 425

January 28th, 2025  |  53 mins 51 secs

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This week we dig into your feedback, talk about an FPGA Playstation, and talk about Chinese AI.

Ask Noah Show 424

January 21st, 2025  |  53 mins 51 secs

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This week we dig into your questions, and talk about Nvidia's new AI rig.

Ask Noah Show 423

January 14th, 2025  |  53 mins 53 secs

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This week we get an update from the Ovens Data Center. Steve migrates a box from Ubuntu to Red Hat, and of course we answer your questions!

Ask Noah Show 422

January 7th, 2025  |  53 mins 51 secs

This week Steve puts a data center in his basement, we recap what happened over Christmas break, and as always we take your questions!

Ask Noah Show 421 | Merry Christmas

December 24th, 2024  |  54 mins 33 secs

This week we do live troubleshooting on the air with a listener, dig into permissions, ACLs, and talk about the software we didn't know we couldn't live without!

Ask Noah Show 420

December 17th, 2024  |  53 mins 52 secs

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This week Eric Hendricks joins us to help us solve problems, and bring some insight to RHEL 10 beta!

Episode 419: Ask Noah Show 419

December 10th, 2024  |  52 mins 37 secs

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This week Chinese hackers penetrated 8 US cell phone providers. They used the backdoor the US Government asked them to put in to perform the atack. With Chinese hackers potentially still in US networks, the FBI is advising the public to adopt encryption - the same technology the FBI has long demonized.