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Linux talk with hands-on scars.

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LINUX Unplugged treats Linux like something people actually run, break, fix, and argue about. The panel moves from Mumble Room banter into GitHub alternatives, KDE Linux, NixOS, Nebula, GRUB changes, agents, boosts, and picks.

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About LINUX Unplugged

LINUX Unplugged is a long-running Linux panel show built around practical experience, community feedback, and the weekly churn of open source life. It does not treat Linux as a sterile product category. It treats it as a set of systems people run at home, at work, on the road, and sometimes in a hurry. The recurring voices, including Chris, Wes, and Brent, keep the room casual while still digging into real technical consequences. A topic like leaving GitHub becomes a conversation about privacy, misplaced secrets, self-hosted options, and whether the maintenance burden is worth it. An episode about open source agents turns into a frank report on actual gains, actual friction, and the gap between demos and daily use. KDE Linux, NixOS, GRUB changes, Nebula, mobile servers, backup setups, and self-hosted control panels all show up as things to test, not merely admire. Short jokes and corrections sit beside longer explanations. That is part of the texture. The Mumble Room matters too, because the show keeps a live community presence close to the center rather than treating listeners as an abstract audience. There are boosts, picks, meetups, road-trip notes, and occasional production housekeeping. Sometimes the sponsor and event material is prominent. Underneath it, the show’s steady habit is to ask whether a tool is reliable, understandable, resilient, and useful after the first burst of excitement fades. Guests expand that frame, from Mr. Bearded Tech discussing Nebula Commander to Kelsey Hightower talking before Planet Nix. The result is neither a polished news bulletin nor a tutorial feed. It is more like a technically fluent shop conversation with enough history to remember why old tradeoffs still matter. The pace is brisk. The opinions are lived-in. The best moments happen when the panel connects command-line decisions to trust, maintenance, community, and the small annoyances that shape what people actually keep using.

Made for: For Linux users, self-hosters, open source builders, and technically curious listeners who care how tools behave after setup. It especially suits people who enjoy community banter alongside serious systems judgment.

What sets it apart: The show blends live community energy with practical Linux evaluation, so news and tools are judged through setup friction, maintenance, privacy, resilience, and daily use. It feels less like coverage and more like experienced users comparing notes in public.

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An open show powered by community LINUX Unplugged takes the best attributes of open collaboration and turns it into a weekly show about Linux.

As heard by us

Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026

Hands-on experiments, infrastructure detail and candid troubleshooting make Linux's practical tradeoffs easier to understand.

LINUX Unplugged turns Linux into a working conversation among Chris, Wes and Brent, with the Mumble Room adding a live community presence. The discussion moves between hands-on trials and infrastructure detail, from testing KDE Linux and terminal interfaces to examining…

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A Nano setting derails an email challenge; your own terminal mishaps may feel less lonely.

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  • to hear Chris, Wes and Brent own up to where their TUI challenge got awkward
  • a reason to care about Linux 7.0 container changes beyond a list of features
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662: The GitHub DietApr 13, 2026

A practical GitHub diet discussion grounded in real self-hosting habits.

Linux Unplugged 662 starts by circling favorite features in Linux 7.0, then moves into a more practical question about a GitHub diet and the tools that could make that easier.

657: Slop to SlapMar 9, 2026

A Pasadena live show on Nix, agents, and practical deployment tooling.

Linux Unplugged turns its Pasadena stop at Planet Nix and Scale 2026 into a clear snapshot of where Nix and agent tooling are meeting. The opening stays playful, but the episode quickly settles on a steady point: Nix suits a moment when computers can do more, and agents are…

656: Why KDE Linux Surprised UsMar 2, 2026

KDE Linux and Nebula Commander anchor a practical, community-heavy hour that stays useful even when it wanders.

The episode moves between a recent look at KDE Linux and a guest segment on Nebula Commander, a self-hosted control panel for Nebula. It works best when it stays close to the tools themselves.

655: Speeding Up MistakesFeb 23, 2026

A road-trip-minded Linux episode where Planet Nix logistics build toward a Kelsey Hightower conversation.

Linux Unplugged treats its road-trip warmup as a snapshot of Linux community life, folding Planet Nix, workshop tables, talks, stickers, giveaways, trivia, and the push toward California into one busy pre-event frame.

654: Creating Discord in the MatrixFeb 16, 2026

A Matrix server rethink leads into Mumble, container startup, and filesystem plumbing.

LINUX Unplugged opens by revisiting a Matrix server that seemed close to being retired, then makes the case for keeping it alive and leaning in further.

619: The Trouble with TUIs

A live TUI scorecard that turns email pain into practical Linux workarounds.

Linux Unplugged 619 frames the TUI challenge as a practical scorecard, with Chris, Wes, and Brent tracing where shell work lands cleanly and where it pushes back.

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Episodes

  1. 1

    627: The 2 a.m. Rescue

    ·1h 25m
  2. 2

    659: Truth Trapper Keepers

    ·53m
  3. 3

    658: Automated Love Crunch

    ·1h 3m
  4. 4

    657: Slop to Slap

    ·1h 24m
  5. 5

    656: Why KDE Linux Surprised Us

    ·1h 11m
  6. 6

    655: Speeding Up Mistakes

    ·57m
  7. 7

    654: Creating Discord in the Matrix

    ·1h 25m
  8. 8

    654: Creating Discord in the Matrix

    ·1h 25m
  9. 9

    653: The Kernel Always Wins

    ·1h 6m
  10. 10

    652: Have Your Bot Call My Bot

    ·1h 10m
  11. 11

    651: Uptime Funk

    ·1h 3m
  12. 12

    650: This Old Network

    ·1h 3m
  13. 13

    649: Burned by AI

    ·1h 15m
  14. 14

    648: I See Live People

    ·1h 2m
  15. 15

    647: Plausibly Postulated Prophecies

    ·1h 35m
  16. 16

    646: The Great Holiday Homelab Special 🎄

    ·1h 29m
  17. 17

    645: COSMIC Christmas

    ·1h 10m
  18. 18

    644: The People's Filesystem

    ·1h 24m
  19. 19

    643: The Sunday Soapbox

    ·1h 32m
  20. 20

    642: Tunneling Home for the Holidays

    ·56m
  21. 21

    641: Something New, Something Old

    ·1h 10m
  22. 22

    640: Duece Configalo: Desktop Gigolo

    ·1h 40m
  23. 23

    639: The Mess Machine

    ·1h 2m
  24. 24

    638: The Distro Everyone Should Copy

    ·1h 4m
  25. 25

    637: Chris' Smart Home Disaster

    ·58m
  26. 26

    636: Engineering the Future

    ·1h 28m
  27. 27

    635: The Texas Linux Fest Special

    ·1h 30m
  28. 28

    634: Config Confessions

    ·1h 30m
  29. 29

    630: Google's Garden Lockdown

    ·1h 17m
  30. 30

    632: The Nightly Wobble

    This episode is a Linux talk show discussing first impressions of KDE Linux, updates to the Hypervibe distro, and a shout-out to the Managed Nebula decentralized VPN.

    ·1h 13m
  31. 31

    629: Arch Enemies

    ·1h 18m
  32. 32

    628: Don't Call it a Christro

    ·1h 31m
  33. 33

    633: A Kernel in Every Core

    This episode discusses a new proposal for multi-kernel support in Linux, upcoming Texas Linux Fest, and includes shout-outs and picks, with a sponsorship segment for Nebula VPN.

    ·1h 29m
  34. 34

    626: The Btrfs Blues

    ·1h 9m
  35. 35

    625: They're Doing it Wrong!

    ·1h 16m
  36. 36

    624: Tiny PC, Huge Problems

    ·1h 23m
  37. 37

    623: 50 Days of Blue

    ·1h 15m
  38. 38

    622: Omarchy Hits Different

    ·1h 7m
  39. 39

    621: The Sunday Secret Sauce

    ·1h 5m
  40. 40

    620: Brent Loves Building Things

    ·57m
  41. 41

    618: TUI Challenge Kickoff

    ·1h 10m
  42. 42

    617: The Disposable Server

    ·49m
  43. 43

    616: From Boston to bootc

    ·1h 31m
  44. 44

    615: 25.05 Reasons to NixOS

    ·1h 5m
  45. 45

    614: Self-Hosted Location Tracking

    ·1h 16m
  46. 46

    613: Packets, Power, and Paulus

    ·1h 13m
  47. 47

    612: 25 Years of LinuxFest Northwest

    ·1h 7m
  48. 48

    611: Distro Double Trouble

    ·1h
  49. 49

    610: Linus' Next Big Thing

    ·1h 11m
  50. 50

    609: We Used to Be Friends

    ·1h 4m
  51. 51

    608: Linus' NT Surprise

    ·55m
  52. 52

    607: Ubuntu's Rusty Roadmap

    ·1h 4m
  53. 53

    606: Nix's Magic Cookbook

    ·1h 38m
  54. 54

    605: Goodbye World

    ·54m
  55. 55

    604: One Week Left

    ·1h 1m
  56. 56

    602: The BSD Humbling

    ·1h 7m
  57. 57

    601: Taming the Demons

    ·1h 9m
  58. 58

    600: Everyone, Everywhere, All at Once

    ·1h 9m
  59. 59

    599: Psycho Shower Linux Power

    ·1h 2m
  60. 60

    598: Not Your Distrohopper's Distro

    ·1h 24m
  61. 61

    597: Cache My OS

    ·1h 18m
  62. 62

    596: Perilously Pontificated Predictions

    ·1h 15m
  63. 63

    595: Network 'n Burning Bonanza

    ·1h 10m
  64. 64

    594: 2024 Tuxies

    ·56m
  65. 65

    593: Zen and the Art of Kernel Preempting

    ·1h 18m
  66. 66

    592: Chris' Netboot Nonsense

    ·1h 17m
  67. 67

    591: KDE Goes Banana

    ·1h 18m
  68. 68

    590: Self-Host Before You're Toast

    ·1h 21m
  69. 69

    589: 6 Reasons to Love Linux 6.12

    ·1h 13m
  70. 70

    588: Clearing out the Tumbleweeds

    ·1h 22m
  71. 71

    587: Triple Fedora Taste-Test

    ·1h 28m
  72. 72

    586: Kexec with Determination

    ·1h 9m
  73. 73

    585: Choosy Moms Choose Ubuntu

    ·1h 15m
  74. 74

    584: Captain Meshtastic and the Solar Cowboy

    ·1h 15m
  75. 75

    583: Nix on Easy Mode

    ·1h 17m
  76. 76

    582: On the CUPS of Disaster

    ·1h 8m
  77. 77

    581: The Linux Escape Hatch

    ·1h 8m
  78. 78

    580: Brent's Boogie Bus Broadcast Bash

    ·1h 12m
  79. 79

    579: Lost & Found

    ·58m
  80. 80

    578: Young and the Rustless

    ·1h 29m
  81. 81

    577: Summer Kernel Corn Roast

    ·1h 20m
  82. 82

    576: The Secret Server

    ·1h 20m
  83. 83

    575: Brent's Busted Builds

    ·1h 26m
  84. 84

    574: COSMIC Encounter

    ·1h 5m
  85. 85

    573: Universal Blue Man Group

    ·1h 19m
  86. 86

    572: Data Security Only a Maniac Could Love

    ·1h 31m
  87. 87

    571: Multi-Machine Lifestyle

    ·1h 19m
  88. 88

    570: RegreSSHion Strikes

    ·47m
  89. 89

    569: Our Plasma Panacea

    ·1h 7m
  90. 90

    568: All Your Silos are Broken

    ·1h 21m
  91. 91

    567: So Long sudo

    ·1h 32m
  92. 92

    566: Chef's Choice Ubuntu

    ·1h 33m
  93. 93

    565: Mistakes That Made Us Love Linux

    ·1h 24m
  94. 94

    564: The Goldilocks Build

    ·1h 6m
  95. 95

    563: Nix's People Problem

    ·1h 1m
  96. 96

    661: Sink Your Claws In

    ·1h 4m
  97. 97

    660: Boots and Breakups

    ·58m
  98. 98

    619: The Trouble with TUIs

    Chris, Wes, and Brent wrap up the TUI challenge on air.

    ·1h 13m·5 clips
  99. 99

    661: Sink Your Claws In

    When a TV stream failed, Chris's AI agent SSH'd into a server, reorganized files, and fixed it while he stayed on the couch.

    ·1h 4m·5 clips
  100. 100

    660: Boots and Breakups

    ·58m
  101. 101

    603: All Your Kernels Belong to Rust

    This episode discusses recent developments in the Linux kernel regarding Rust integration, insights from Linus Torvalds and Greg Kroah-Hartman, an interview with Hannah about the Scale conference, and a promotion for TailScale's networking solution.

    ·1h
  102. 102

    631: Offline By Default

    This episode discusses self-hosted applications for Linux users to enhance offline living and internet connectivity, featuring tools like Mumble and Nebula.

    ·1h 6m
  103. 103

    686: Stop Desktop Slop

    Linux Unplugged hosts Chris, Wes and Brent cover KDE's AI-contribution fight, which began with Nate Graham's blog post "KDE and AI, you and me" and ended with the proposal rejected and no policy in place.

    Sep 28, 2026·1h 32m·2 clips
  104. 104

    685: Pool Party

    RustFS 1.0 let the hosts pool spare LAN disks into one S3-backed store, and Chris streamed 4K Jellyfin media through it.

    Sep 20, 2026·1h 1m·2 clips
  105. 105

    684: You Ain't Ready For This Jelly

    Jellyfin 12 turns playlist and collection data into relational tables with foreign keys, reducing extra database lookups and stale entries.

    Sep 14, 2026·1h 8m·2 clips
  106. 106

    683: Website Speedrun

    Sep 6, 2026·1h 10m
  107. 107

    682: Oops! All Shells!

    Aug 30, 2026·1h 9m
  108. 108

    681: Ain’t Nothing But a Syncthing

    Aug 23, 2026·1h 35m
  109. 109

    680: Go Hack Yourself

    Aug 17, 2026·1h 20m
  110. 110

    679: The Last Shutdown

    Aug 10, 2026·1h 5m
  111. 111

    678: Entropy Ain't Easy

    Aug 2, 2026·1h 16m
  112. 112

    677: We Got a Buzz

    Jul 27, 2026·1h 8m
  113. 113

    676: Fork Around and Find Out

    Jul 20, 2026·1h 22m
  114. 114

    675: Sloppy Agent Roasting

    Jul 13, 2026·1h 38m
  115. 115

    674: LAN Before Time

    Jul 6, 2026·1h 20m
  116. 116

    673: 8 Hidden Steam Machine Details

    Jun 29, 2026·1h 31m
  117. 117

    672: The Kernel Is Not a Museum

    Jun 22, 2026·1h 25m
  118. 118

    671: Windows Without Windows

    Jun 15, 2026·55m
  119. 119

    670: There's Chickens in that Nebula

    Jun 8, 2026·1h 6m
  120. 120

    669: Harshing rsync's Vibe

    Jun 1, 2026·1h 17m
  121. 121

    668: --yolo

    May 25, 2026·1h 17m
  122. 122

    667: The Enterprise Endgame

    May 18, 2026·1h
  123. 123

    666: Berkeley Suffering Distribution

    May 11, 2026·1h 17m
  124. 124

    665: Patch Me If You Can

    May 4, 2026·1h 21m
  125. 125

    664: Back to Root

    Apr 27, 2026·59m
  126. 126

    663: The 99.8% Rescue

    Apr 20, 2026·1h 4m
  127. 127

    662: The GitHub Diet

    Hidden gem

    Chris, Wes, and Brent open with a greeting to the virtual lug in Mumble Room.

    Apr 13, 2026·1h 26m·5 clips
  128. 128

    661: Sink Your Claws In

    The hosts introduce their weekly Linux talk show, discussing their three-month journey building open source agent platforms and promoting their sponsor Defined Networking's Nebula VPN.

    Apr 6, 2026·1h 4m
  129. 129

    660: Boots and Breakups

    This episode discusses Ubuntu's changes to GRUB, the end of a favorite open-source app, and features network recommendations and community interactions.

    Mar 29, 2026·58m
  130. 130

    659: Truth Trapper Keepers

    This episode of a Linux talk show discusses self-hosted apps for family time management, a mobile server discovery, and features sponsor segments for Asana and Defined Networking's VPN services.

    Mar 23, 2026·53m
  131. 131

    658: Automated Love Crunch

    The hosts of a Linux talk show return from a trip to discuss their individual projects and promote a decentralized VPN service called Nebula.

    Mar 16, 2026·1h 3m
  132. 132

    657: Slop to Slap

    Hidden gem

    Linux Unplugged opens live from Pasadena.

    Mar 9, 2026·1h 24m·5 clips
  133. 133

    656: Why KDE Linux Surprised Us

    Hidden gem

    The hosts open with a hello to the Mumble Room and a ready-to-head-out kind of energy.

    Mar 2, 2026·1h 11m·5 clips
  134. 134

    655: Speeding Up Mistakes

    Hidden gem

    Linux Unplugged 655, "Speeding Up Mistakes," connects Planet Nix travel plans in Pasadena with two interviews about Nix, AI, and Docker.

    Feb 23, 2026·57m·5 clips
  135. 135

    654: Creating Discord in the Matrix

    Hidden gem

    Chris, Wes, and Brent open by checking back in on the Matrix server.

    Feb 16, 2026·1h 25m·5 clips
  136. 136

    654: Creating Discord in the Matrix

    Feb 16, 2026·1h 25m
  137. 137

    653: The Kernel Always Wins

    Feb 9, 2026·1h 6m
  138. 138

    652: Have Your Bot Call My Bot

    Feb 2, 2026·1h 10m
  139. 139

    651: Uptime Funk

    Jan 26, 2026·1h 3m
  140. 140

    650: This Old Network

    Jan 19, 2026·1h 3m
  141. 141

    649: Burned by AI

    Jan 12, 2026·1h 15m
  142. 142

    648: I See Live People

    Jan 5, 2026·1h 2m
  143. 143

    647: Plausibly Postulated Prophecies

    Dec 29, 2025·1h 35m
  144. 144

    646: The Great Holiday Homelab Special 🎄

    Dec 21, 2025·1h 29m
  145. 145

    645: COSMIC Christmas

    Dec 15, 2025·1h 10m
  146. 146

    644: The People's Filesystem

    Dec 8, 2025·1h 24m
  147. 147

    643: The Sunday Soapbox

    Dec 1, 2025·1h 32m
  148. 148

    642: Tunneling Home for the Holidays

    Nov 24, 2025·56m
  149. 149

    641: Something New, Something Old

    Nov 17, 2025·1h 10m
  150. 150

    640: Duece Configalo: Desktop Gigolo

    Nov 10, 2025·1h 40m
  151. 151

    639: The Mess Machine

    Nov 3, 2025·1h 2m
  152. 152

    638: The Distro Everyone Should Copy

    Oct 27, 2025·1h 4m
  153. 153

    637: Chris' Smart Home Disaster

    Oct 19, 2025·58m
  154. 154

    636: Engineering the Future

    Oct 13, 2025·1h 28m
  155. 155

    635: The Texas Linux Fest Special

    Oct 6, 2025·1h 30m
  156. 156

    634: Config Confessions

    Sep 29, 2025·1h 30m
  157. 157

    633: A Kernel in Every Core

    Sep 22, 2025·1h 29m
  158. 158

    632: The Nightly Wobble

    Sep 15, 2025·1h 13m
  159. 159

    631: Offline By Default

    Sep 7, 2025·1h 6m
  160. 160

    630: Google's Garden Lockdown

    Sep 1, 2025·1h 17m
  161. 161

    629: Arch Enemies

    Aug 25, 2025·1h 18m
  162. 162

    628: Don't Call it a Christro

    Aug 17, 2025·1h 31m
  163. 163

    627: The 2 a.m. Rescue

    Aug 11, 2025·1h 25m
  164. 164

    626: The Btrfs Blues

    Aug 4, 2025·1h 9m
  165. 165

    625: They're Doing it Wrong!

    Jul 27, 2025·1h 16m
  166. 166

    624: Tiny PC, Huge Problems

    Jul 20, 2025·1h 23m
  167. 167

    623: 50 Days of Blue

    Jul 13, 2025·1h 15m
  168. 168

    622: Omarchy Hits Different

    Jul 6, 2025·1h 7m
  169. 169

    621: The Sunday Secret Sauce

    Jun 29, 2025·1h 5m
  170. 170

    620: Brent Loves Building Things

    Jun 23, 2025·57m
  171. 171

    619: The Trouble with TUIs

    The hosts conclude their TUI Challenge by scoring their performance, reading listener reports, and discussing Linux-related topics with sponsor Tailscale.

    Jun 15, 2025·1h 13m
  172. 172

    618: TUI Challenge Kickoff

    Jun 8, 2025·1h 10m
  173. 173

    617: The Disposable Server

    Jun 1, 2025·49m
  174. 174

    616: From Boston to bootc

    May 25, 2025·1h 31m
  175. 175

    615: 25.05 Reasons to NixOS

    May 18, 2025·1h 5m
  176. 176

    614: Self-Hosted Location Tracking

    May 12, 2025·1h 16m
  177. 177

    613: Packets, Power, and Paulus

    May 4, 2025·1h 13m
  178. 178

    612: 25 Years of LinuxFest Northwest

    Apr 28, 2025·1h 7m
  179. 179

    611: Distro Double Trouble

    Apr 20, 2025·1h
  180. 180

    610: Linus' Next Big Thing

    Apr 13, 2025·1h 11m
  181. 181

    609: We Used to Be Friends

    Apr 7, 2025·1h 4m
  182. 182

    608: Linus' NT Surprise

    Mar 30, 2025·55m
  183. 183

    607: Ubuntu's Rusty Roadmap

    Mar 23, 2025·1h 4m
  184. 184

    606: Nix's Magic Cookbook

    Mar 16, 2025·1h 38m
  185. 185

    605: Goodbye World

    Mar 9, 2025·54m
  186. 186

    604: One Week Left

    Mar 3, 2025·1h 1m
  187. 187

    603: All Your Kernels Belong to Rust

    Feb 24, 2025·1h
  188. 188

    602: The BSD Humbling

    Feb 17, 2025·1h 7m
  189. 189

    601: Taming the Demons

    Feb 10, 2025·1h 9m
  190. 190

    600: Everyone, Everywhere, All at Once

    Feb 3, 2025·1h 9m
  191. 191

    599: Psycho Shower Linux Power

    Jan 27, 2025·1h 2m
  192. 192

    598: Not Your Distrohopper's Distro

    Jan 20, 2025·1h 24m
  193. 193

    597: Cache My OS

    Jan 12, 2025·1h 18m
  194. 194

    596: Perilously Pontificated Predictions

    Jan 6, 2025·1h 15m
  195. 195

    595: Network 'n Burning Bonanza

    Dec 29, 2024·1h 10m
  196. 196

    594: 2024 Tuxies

    Dec 23, 2024·56m
  197. 197

    593: Zen and the Art of Kernel Preempting

    Dec 16, 2024·1h 18m
  198. 198

    592: Chris' Netboot Nonsense

    Dec 9, 2024·1h 17m
  199. 199

    591: KDE Goes Banana

    Dec 2, 2024·1h 18m
  200. 200

    590: Self-Host Before You're Toast

    Nov 25, 2024·1h 21m
  201. 201

    589: 6 Reasons to Love Linux 6.12

    Nov 18, 2024·1h 13m
  202. 202

    588: Clearing out the Tumbleweeds

    Nov 11, 2024·1h 22m
  203. 203

    587: Triple Fedora Taste-Test

    Nov 4, 2024·1h 28m
  204. 204

    586: Kexec with Determination

    Oct 28, 2024·1h 9m
  205. 205

    585: Choosy Moms Choose Ubuntu

    Oct 21, 2024·1h 15m
  206. 206

    584: Captain Meshtastic and the Solar Cowboy

    Oct 14, 2024·1h 15m
  207. 207

    583: Nix on Easy Mode

    Oct 7, 2024·1h 17m
  208. 208

    582: On the CUPS of Disaster

    Sep 30, 2024·1h 8m
  209. 209

    581: The Linux Escape Hatch

    Sep 23, 2024·1h 8m
  210. 210

    580: Brent's Boogie Bus Broadcast Bash

    Sep 16, 2024·1h 12m
  211. 211

    579: Lost & Found

    Sep 8, 2024·58m
  212. 212

    578: Young and the Rustless

    Sep 2, 2024·1h 29m
  213. 213

    577: Summer Kernel Corn Roast

    Aug 26, 2024·1h 20m
  214. 214

    576: The Secret Server

    Aug 19, 2024·1h 20m
  215. 215

    575: Brent's Busted Builds

    Aug 12, 2024·1h 26m
  216. 216

    574: COSMIC Encounter

    Aug 5, 2024·1h 5m
  217. 217

    573: Universal Blue Man Group

    Jul 29, 2024·1h 19m
  218. 218

    572: Data Security Only a Maniac Could Love

    Jul 22, 2024·1h 31m
  219. 219

    571: Multi-Machine Lifestyle

    Jul 14, 2024·1h 19m
  220. 220

    570: RegreSSHion Strikes

    Jul 8, 2024·47m
  221. 221

    569: Our Plasma Panacea

    Jun 30, 2024·1h 7m
  222. 222

    568: All Your Silos are Broken

    Jun 24, 2024·1h 21m
  223. 223

    567: So Long sudo

    Jun 17, 2024·1h 32m
  224. 224

    566: Chef's Choice Ubuntu

    Jun 10, 2024·1h 33m
  225. 225

    565: Mistakes That Made Us Love Linux

    Jun 3, 2024·1h 24m
  226. 226

    564: The Goldilocks Build

    May 27, 2024·1h 6m
  227. 227

    563: Nix's People Problem

    May 20, 2024·1h 1m
  228. 228

    562: Red Hat Knows How to Party

    May 13, 2024·1h 15m
  229. 229

    561: Folders as a Service

    May 6, 2024·43m
  230. 230

    560: Linux Festivus For the Rest of Us

    Apr 29, 2024·1h 15m
  231. 231

    559: Linux is Bigger in Texas

    Apr 22, 2024·1h 31m
  232. 232

    558: Top 5 Essential Apps

    Apr 14, 2024·53m
  233. 233

    557: Crouching kexec, Hidden Linux

    Apr 8, 2024·59m
  234. 234

    556: The xz Backdoor Exposed 🚨

    Apr 1, 2024·1h 10m
  235. 235

    555: Glide like a Goose, Honk like a Moose

    Mar 25, 2024·1h 16m
  236. 236

    554: SCaLEing Nix

    Mar 18, 2024·1h 29m
  237. 237

    553: Portably Predictable Productivity

    Mar 11, 2024·1h 21m
  238. 238

    552: Plasma's Perfect Play

    Mar 4, 2024·1h 19m
  239. 239

    551: AI Under Your Control

    Feb 26, 2024·1h 4m
  240. 240

    550: Ready Player Linux

    Feb 19, 2024·1h 14m
  241. 241

    549: Will it Nixcloud?

    Feb 12, 2024·1h 34m
  242. 242

    548: Uncomfortable Linux Truths

    Feb 5, 2024·1h 23m
  243. 243

    547: Behind the Shelves

    Jan 28, 2024·53m
  244. 244

    546: What You’re Missing about NixOS

    Jan 22, 2024·1h 12m
  245. 245

    545: 3,062 Days Later

    Jan 15, 2024·57m
  246. 246

    544: Half the Bits, Double the Pain

    Jan 8, 2024·1h 27m
  247. 247

    543: Profoundly Prophetic Prognostications

    Dec 31, 2023·47m
  248. 248

    542: 2023 Tuxies

    Dec 24, 2023·47m
  249. 249

    541: Out with a Bang

    Dec 17, 2023·1h 16m
  250. 250

    540: Uncensored AI on Linux

    Dec 11, 2023·1h 20m
  251. 251

    539: Rollback Required

    Dec 4, 2023·1h 12m
  252. 252

    538: Surprisingly Smooth Transition

    Nov 27, 2023·1h 6m
  253. 253

    537: This Makes Us Unemployable

    Nov 19, 2023·1h 8m
  254. 254

    536: Plasma Power-Ups

    Nov 13, 2023·1h 8m
  255. 255

    535: Hit the Turbo

    Nov 10, 2023·1h 51m
  256. 256

    534: We Nixed Proxmox

    Oct 30, 2023·1h 9m
  257. 257

    533: LinuxFest North Jeff

    Oct 23, 2023·1h 56m
  258. 258

    532: We Like Snaps Now

    Oct 16, 2023·1h 16m
  259. 259

    531: The Windows Challenge

    Oct 9, 2023·1h 37m
  260. 260

    530: Leave the Pi in the Oven

    Oct 2, 2023·1h 8m
  261. 261

    529: Changing the Game

    Sep 25, 2023·1h 13m
  262. 262

    528: Where's Your Data?

    Sep 18, 2023·1h 8m
  263. 263

    527: Framing Brent

    Sep 11, 2023·1h 14m
  264. 264

    526: Canonical Wins by Default

    Sep 4, 2023·49m
  265. 265

    525: Beating Apple to the Sauce

    Aug 28, 2023·1h 12m
  266. 266

    524: How Our Server Got It's Groove Back

    Aug 21, 2023·1h 6m
  267. 267

    523: Ride the Rhino

    Aug 13, 2023·1h 10m
  268. 268

    522: Practical Privacy

    Aug 7, 2023·1h 18m
  269. 269

    521: Rethinking GNOME

    Jul 31, 2023·1h 13m
  270. 270

    520: To Infinity and Berlin

    Jul 24, 2023·1h 10m
  271. 271

    519: The Clone Grift Wars

    Jul 17, 2023·1h 26m
  272. 272

    518: Race To Immutability

    Jul 10, 2023·1h 2m
  273. 273

    517: Caught Red-Hatted

    Jul 3, 2023·1h 15m
  274. 274

    516: The Fixer-Upper

    Jun 26, 2023·1h 9m
  275. 275

    515: Ham Sandwich

    Jun 18, 2023·1h 13m
  276. 276

    514: Connection Established

    Jun 12, 2023·1h 10m
  277. 277

    513: There Is No Distro

    Jun 5, 2023·1h 2m
  278. 278

    512: The Sound of Rust

    May 29, 2023·1h 14m
  279. 279

    511: Accepting the Future

    May 22, 2023·1h 11m
  280. 280

    510: Thinking in Decades

    May 14, 2023·1h 8m
  281. 281

    509: The Next Gen Desktop

    May 8, 2023·1h
  282. 282

    508: The Worst Distro Ever

    May 1, 2023·52m
  283. 283

    507: Full Wobble

    Apr 24, 2023·52m
  284. 284

    506: Three Wild and Crazy Topics

    Apr 17, 2023·1h 16m
  285. 285

    505: Keep Your Darn Secrets

    Apr 10, 2023·1h 14m
  286. 286

    504: It's a Trap!

    Apr 3, 2023·1h 25m
  287. 287

    503: Berlin with Brent

    Mar 27, 2023·1h 29m
  288. 288

    502: Docker Shocker

    Mar 20, 2023·1h 19m
  289. 289

    501: Fat Stacks for Flatpaks

    Mar 13, 2023·1h 16m
  290. 290

    500: Our Biggest Announcement Yet

    Mar 6, 2023·1h 41m
  291. 291

    499: 'velopers Choose Snap

    Feb 27, 2023·1h 27m
  292. 292

    498: Rolling Papercuts

    Feb 20, 2023·1h 4m
  293. 293

    497: More Features? More Problems.

    Feb 13, 2023·1h 11m
  294. 294

    496: Tux in the Hen House

    Feb 6, 2023·1h 1m
  295. 295

    495: The Moment of Truth

    Jan 30, 2023·1h 36m
  296. 296

    494: Updating Our Fiddly Bits

    Jan 23, 2023·1h 18m
  297. 297

    493: Network Nirvana

    Jan 16, 2023·1h 15m
  298. 298

    492: A New Challenge Approaches

    Jan 9, 2023·1h 14m
  299. 299

    491: 2023 Spoilers

    Jan 1, 2023·1h 6m
  300. 300

    490: 2022 Tuxies

    Dec 25, 2022·50m
  301. 301

    489: Brent's Secret Emails

    Dec 19, 2022·1h 31m
  302. 302

    488: Revenge of the Lizard People

    Dec 12, 2022·1h 20m
  303. 303

    487: The Debian Debate

    Dec 5, 2022·1h 55m
  304. 304

    486: Goodbye, Google

    Nov 28, 2022·1h 34m
  305. 305

    485: Mystery Box

    Nov 21, 2022·2h 5m
  306. 306

    484: Fedora Falls Flat

    Nov 14, 2022·1h 25m
  307. 307

    483: Chris Is Done With Raspberry Pi

    Nov 7, 2022·1h 34m
  308. 308

    482: Legacy Gets the Boot

    Oct 31, 2022·1h 11m
  309. 309

    481: Just a Prompt Away

    Oct 24, 2022·1h 25m
  310. 310

    480: Taming the Beast

    Oct 17, 2022·1h 27m
  311. 311

    479: Good Software, Bad Blood

    Oct 10, 2022·1h 21m
  312. 312

    478: The Best of Both Worlds

    Oct 3, 2022·1h 6m
  313. 313

    477: The Feeling of Fast

    Sep 25, 2022·1h 25m
  314. 314

    476: Canary in the Photo Mine

    Sep 19, 2022·1h 27m
  315. 315

    475: Brent's Bug Battle

    Sep 12, 2022·1h 9m
  316. 316

    474: Linux's Malware Inevitability

    Sep 5, 2022·1h 13m
  317. 317

    473: End of the Road

    Aug 29, 2022·1h 23m
  318. 318

    472: 5 Problems With NixOS

    Aug 22, 2022·1h 10m
  319. 319

    471: The Cottonwood Disaster

    Aug 15, 2022·1h 13m
  320. 320

    470: Let's Call It an Upgrade

    Aug 8, 2022·1h 24m
  321. 321

    469: Tough Linux Love

    Jul 31, 2022·1h
  322. 322

    468: The Read Only Scenario

    Jul 25, 2022·1h 30m
  323. 323

    467: All Hands on Deck

    Jul 18, 2022·1h 21m
  324. 324

    466: The Night of a Thousand Errors

    Jul 11, 2022·1h 7m
  325. 325

    465: Too Nixy for My Shirt

    Jul 4, 2022·1h 5m
  326. 326

    464: Git Happens

    Jun 27, 2022·1h 13m
  327. 327

    463: Humble Beginnings

    Jun 20, 2022·53m
  328. 328

    462: One Cosmic Collaboration

    Jun 13, 2022·1h 5m
  329. 329

    461: Deep in the Tumbleweeds

    Jun 6, 2022·55m
  330. 330

    460: CPU as a Service

    May 30, 2022·44m
  331. 331

    459: Better than Butter

    May 23, 2022·59m
  332. 332

    458: NVIDIA's New View

    May 16, 2022·1h 7m
  333. 333

    457: Automated Chaos

    May 9, 2022·48m
  334. 334

    456: Our Linux Regrets

    May 2, 2022·1h 5m
  335. 335

    455: I run NixOS BTW

    Apr 25, 2022·1h 17m
  336. 336

    454: Double Distro Details

    Apr 18, 2022·59m
  337. 337

    453: Raleigh Action Show

    Apr 11, 2022·1h 7m
  338. 338

    452: Synapse Collapse

    Apr 4, 2022·54m
  339. 339

    451: The NixOS Challenge

    Mar 28, 2022·1h 10m
  340. 340

    450: It Went Real Bad

    Mar 21, 2022·59m
  341. 341

    449: Bugfix and Chill

    Mar 14, 2022·50m
  342. 342

    448: A Mystery in Plain Sight

    Mar 7, 2022·1h 5m
  343. 343

    447: An Umbrel for Everything

    Feb 28, 2022·55m
  344. 344

    446: Kudu Cores and Cloud Wars

    Feb 21, 2022·1h 3m
  345. 345

    445: Brent's Betrayal

    Feb 14, 2022·54m
  346. 346

    444: Much Ado About Ubuntu

    Feb 7, 2022·50m
  347. 347

    443: Linux Did This First

    Jan 31, 2022·51m
  348. 348

    442: Liberty Leaks and Lies

    Jan 24, 2022·41m
  349. 349

    441: Planet Incinerating Technology

    Jan 17, 2022·1h 5m
  350. 350

    440: Saving Podcasting from Centralization

    Jan 10, 2022·1h 17m
  351. 351

    439: Double Server Jeopardy

    Jan 3, 2022·52m
  352. 352

    438: Million-Dollar Predictions

    Dec 29, 2021·49m
  353. 353

    437: The 2021 Tuxies

    Dec 22, 2021·43m
  354. 354

    436: Hop on Pop

    Dec 15, 2021·1h 6m
  355. 355

    435: Desktop Burnout

    Dec 8, 2021·59m
  356. 356

    434: Endlessly Flat

    Dec 1, 2021·1h
  357. 357

    433: The Lessons of Jellyfin

    Nov 24, 2021·1h
  358. 358

    432: Three Tumbleweed Temptations

    Nov 17, 2021·1h 3m
  359. 359

    431: Command Line Love

    Nov 10, 2021·54m
  360. 360

    430: The Real Beefy Miracle

    Nov 3, 2021·1h 15m
  361. 361

    429: Starlink's Linux Secrets

    Oct 27, 2021·1h
  362. 362

    428: Pi for the People

    Oct 20, 2021·56m
  363. 363

    427: Life Changing Virtualization

    Oct 13, 2021·1h 9m
  364. 364

    426: This Old Linux PC

    Oct 6, 2021·1h 10m
  365. 365

    425: Sad Server Stories

    Sep 29, 2021·53m
  366. 366

    424: Space for Theming

    Sep 22, 2021·1h 5m
  367. 367

    423: What Makes a Linux User?

    Sep 15, 2021·40m
  368. 368

    422: The Fun Distro

    Sep 8, 2021·1h 4m
  369. 369

    421: Server Savior Squad

    Aug 31, 2021·32m
  370. 370

    420: Real People Are Out There

    Aug 25, 2021·58m
  371. 371

    419: What's Cookin' at System76

    Aug 18, 2021·1h 11m
  372. 372

    418: What's up with WireGuard

    Aug 11, 2021·1h 3m
  373. 373

    417: Run Every Distro At Once

    Aug 4, 2021·48m
  374. 374

    416: Server Meltdown

    Jul 28, 2021·52m
  375. 375

    415: Something Sinister Below Deck

    Jul 21, 2021·1h 13m
  376. 376

    414: Linux's Awkward News Phase

    Jul 14, 2021·56m
  377. 377

    413: Community of Enterprise Linux

    Jul 7, 2021·1h 12m
  378. 378

    412: Going Deepin on Fuchsia

    Jun 30, 2021·52m
  379. 379

    411: The Best of Both OSs

    Jun 23, 2021·57m
  380. 380

    410: Ye Olde Linux Distro

    Jun 16, 2021·1h 3m
  381. 381

    409: Launch Your Memories Into the Future

    Jun 9, 2021·1h 8m
  382. 382

    408: Linux Road Warrior

    Jun 1, 2021·47m
  383. 383

    407: And the Answer is...

    May 25, 2021·1h 17m
  384. 384

    406: Mars Goes to Shell

    May 19, 2021·1h 1m
  385. 385

    405: Distro in the Rough

    May 12, 2021·57m
  386. 386

    404: You've Got Mail

    May 5, 2021·57m
  387. 387

    403: Hidden Features of Fedora 34

    Apr 28, 2021·1h 9m
  388. 388

    402: Our Worst Idea Yet

    Apr 21, 2021·1h 10m
  389. 389

    401: Own Your Mailbox

    Apr 14, 2021·59m
  390. 390

    400: The See Ya Next Tuesday

    Apr 7, 2021·56m
  391. 391

    399: No PRs Please

    Mar 31, 2021·1h 10m
  392. 392

    398: Back in the Freedom Dimension

    Mar 24, 2021·1h 1m
  393. 393

    397: Linux Desktop Levels Up

    Mar 17, 2021·52m
  394. 394

    396: How Linux Got to Mars

    Mar 10, 2021·1h 1m
  395. 395

    395: The Waybig Machine

    Mar 3, 2021·49m
  396. 396

    394: Tempted But the Truth is Discovered

    Feb 24, 2021·1h 11m
  397. 397

    393: Perfecting Our Plasma

    Feb 17, 2021·56m
  398. 398

    392: Dad's Deployments

    Feb 10, 2021·1h 7m
  399. 399

    391: GNOME 40ified

    Feb 3, 2021·1h
  400. 400

    390: Eating the License Cake

    Jan 26, 2021·44m
  401. 401

    389: Harder Butter Faster Stronger

    Jan 20, 2021·1h 1m
  402. 402

    388: Waxing On With Wendell

    Jan 13, 2021·1h 10m
  403. 403

    387: Tumbling Into the New Year!

    Jan 6, 2021·1h 20m
  404. 404

    386: Perilously Precocious Predictions

    Dec 30, 2020·58m
  405. 405

    385: The 2020 Tuxies

    Dec 23, 2020·1h 25m
  406. 406

    384: Born To Run Fedora

    Dec 16, 2020·1h 5m
  407. 407

    383: Murder of a Distro

    Dec 9, 2020·1h 7m
  408. 408

    382: A New Endeavour

    Dec 2, 2020·1h 7m
  409. 409

    381: Secret Modem Sounds

    Nov 25, 2020·53m
  410. 410

    380: No Sur, No Thank You

    Nov 17, 2020·1h 11m
  411. 411

    379: Favorite Linux Tweaks

    Nov 10, 2020·1h 11m
  412. 412

    378: All in One Pi

    Nov 4, 2020·1h 7m
  413. 413

    377: Buttered-Up Fedora

    Oct 28, 2020·1h 9m
  414. 414

    376: From The Factory Floor

    Oct 21, 2020·58m
  415. 415

    375: Wrong About Pop!

    Oct 14, 2020·1h 6m
  416. 416

    374: Perfect Nextcloud Setup

    Oct 7, 2020·1h 1m
  417. 417

    373: Your New Tools

    Sep 30, 2020·1h 5m
  418. 418

    372: Distro Triforce

    Sep 23, 2020·1h 1m
  419. 419

    371: Cabin Fever

    Sep 15, 2020·1h 3m
  420. 420

    370: PipeWire Progress

    Sep 9, 2020·52m
  421. 421

    369: Double Data Rate Trouble

    Sep 2, 2020·47m
  422. 422

    368: The Best is Yet to Come

    Aug 26, 2020·1h 5m
  423. 423

    367: Podcatcher Play-off

    Aug 19, 2020·1h 6m
  424. 424

    366: Linux Server Salvage

    Aug 12, 2020·48m
  425. 425

    365: There's a Hole in my Boot!

    Aug 5, 2020·54m
  426. 426

    364: Linux Arm Wrestling

    Jul 29, 2020·53m
  427. 427

    363: Return of the Terminal Server

    Jul 22, 2020·53m
  428. 428

    362: The Hidden Cost of Nextcloud

    Jul 14, 2020·1h 3m
  429. 429

    361: Buttery Smooth Fedora

    Jul 8, 2020·53m
  430. 430

    360: The Hard Work of Hardware

    Jul 1, 2020·55m
  431. 431

    359: Death of the Mac

    Jun 24, 2020·47m
  432. 432

    358: Our Fragmented Favorite

    Jun 17, 2020·1h 14m
  433. 433

    357: The Little Distro That Could

    Jun 9, 2020·56m
  434. 434

    356: Linux Hardware Love

    Jun 3, 2020·1h 3m
  435. 435

    355: Chris' Data Crisis

    May 27, 2020·58m
  436. 436

    354: Microsoft FINALLY Gets It

    May 20, 2020·1h 1m
  437. 437

    353: Feeling Elive

    May 13, 2020·57m
  438. 438

    352: Three Course Battery

    May 6, 2020·1h 6m
  439. 439

    351: Lenovo Loves Linux

    Apr 29, 2020·1h 2m
  440. 440

    350: Focal Focus

    Apr 22, 2020·1h 13m
  441. 441

    349: Arm: A New Hope

    Apr 15, 2020·53m
  442. 442

    348: OK OOMer

    Apr 8, 2020·1h 4m
  443. 443

    347: Arm is Here

    Apr 1, 2020·1h 4m
  444. 444

    346: The One-Click Trap

    Mar 25, 2020·1h 6m
  445. 445

    345: Don't Go Viral, Go Virtual

    Mar 18, 2020·1h 9m
  446. 446

    344: Our Week with Windows

    Mar 11, 2020·1h 7m
  447. 447

    343: What Linux is Best At

    Mar 4, 2020·57m
  448. 448

    342: Shrimps have SSHells

    Feb 26, 2020·59m
  449. 449

    341: Long Term Rolling

    Feb 18, 2020·53m
  450. 450

    340: IRC is Dead

    Feb 12, 2020·1h 13m
  451. 451

    339: The Mint Mindset

    Feb 5, 2020·58m
  452. 452

    338: Success Through Vulnerability

    Jan 28, 2020·1h 4m
  453. 453

    337: Mystical Users

    Jan 22, 2020·58m
  454. 454

    336: Linus' Filesystem Fluster

    Jan 15, 2020·54m
  455. 455

    335: Practically Perfect Predictions

    Jan 7, 2020·55m
  456. 456

    334: Particularly Poor Predictions

    Dec 31, 2019·48m
  457. 457

    333: Linux Wayback Machine

    Dec 24, 2019·1h 13m
  458. 458

    332: The WSL Secrets

    Dec 18, 2019·1h 2m
  459. 459

    331: apt install arch-linux

    Dec 11, 2019·59m
  460. 460

    330: 'Tis the SSHession

    Dec 4, 2019·1h 3m
  461. 461

    329: Flat Network Truthers

    Nov 27, 2019·1h 7m
  462. 462

    328: My Mighty Fine Pine

    Nov 20, 2019·53m
  463. 463

    327: Distro Disco

    Nov 12, 2019·59m
  464. 464

    326: Dell, elementary, Fedora, oh my!

    Nov 6, 2019·1h 2m
  465. 465

    325: DNF or Die

    Oct 30, 2019·1h 9m
  466. 466

    324: RAMburglars

    Oct 23, 2019·59m
  467. 467

    323: It's Pronounced 19.10

    Oct 16, 2019·1h 12m
  468. 468

    322: Just Enough VPN

    Oct 9, 2019·47m
  469. 469

    321: Fresh Install Feels

    Oct 2, 2019·1h 8m
  470. 470

    320: RHELhide

    Sep 25, 2019·1h 8m
  471. 471

    319: Positive in the Freedom Dimension

    Sep 18, 2019·59m
  472. 472

    318: Manjaro Levels Up

    Sep 11, 2019·56m
  473. 473

    317: Performance Picks for Kicks

    Sep 4, 2019·1h 6m
  474. 474

    316: Self-Hosted Secrets

    Aug 28, 2019·55m
  475. 475

    315: Wayland Buddies

    Aug 21, 2019·57m
  476. 476

    314: Bigger. Faster. Harder to Maintain.

    Aug 14, 2019·56m
  477. 477

    313: I Spy With My Little Pi

    Aug 7, 2019·1h 2m
  478. 478

    312: What Modern Linux Looks Like

    Jul 31, 2019·58m
  479. 479

    311: 32 Hours of Outrage

    Jul 24, 2019·1h 9m
  480. 480

    310: All Roads Lead to Linux

    Jul 16, 2019·46m
  481. 481

    309: The Future is Open

    Jul 10, 2019·1h 6m
  482. 482

    308: The One About GPU Passthrough

    Jul 2, 2019·57m
  483. 483

    307: What's your NextCloud?

    Jun 26, 2019·1h 19m
  484. 484

    306: Flipping FreeNAS for Fedora

    Jun 19, 2019·1h
  485. 485

    305: Resilience Is Futile

    Jun 12, 2019·55m
  486. 486

    304: Losing My Religion

    Jun 5, 2019·1h 6m
  487. 487

    303: Stateless and Dateless

    May 29, 2019·1h 8m
  488. 488

    302: Dark Style Rises

    May 22, 2019·1h 6m
  489. 489

    301: Peak Red Hat

    May 15, 2019·1h 10m
  490. 490

    300: Ultimate Fedora Test

    May 7, 2019·1h 6m
  491. 491

    299: Shame as a Service

    May 1, 2019·1h 13m
  492. 492

    298: Blame Joe

    Apr 24, 2019·1h 6m
  493. 493

    297: Release the Dingo

    Apr 17, 2019·58m
  494. 494

    296: Defining Desktop Linux

    Apr 10, 2019·1h 7m
  495. 495

    295: Stay and Compile a While

    Apr 3, 2019·1h 13m
  496. 496

    294: Tainted Love

    Mar 27, 2019·1h 11m
  497. 497

    293: Netflix's Gift to Linux

    Mar 20, 2019·1h 15m
  498. 498

    292: Cheese on the SCaLE

    Mar 13, 2019·1h 12m
  499. 499

    291: Dirty Home Directories

    Mar 5, 2019·1h 10m
  500. 500

    290: Proper Pi Pedigree

    Feb 27, 2019·59m