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00:00 Going Linux #476 · An intro to encryption 01:10 Bill is still on Manjaro, Larry upgraded Linux Mint 05:32 Encryption: definition 06:28 Core concepts: plain text, cypher text 06:44 Cypher text 08:58 How it works 09:48 The main types of encryption 12:22 Key signing parties 13:51 Common applications 17:59 Cool new cryptographic techniques 18:33 Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) 21:43 Homomorphic Encryption (HE) 27:17 Quantum Cryptography (Quantum Key Distribution) 29:55 Biometric Encryption 31:32 Why even care about encryption? 32:25 How encryption makes stolen data useless 33:22 Defending Against Mass Surveillance Preventing "Eavesdropping" 34:18 Preserving Human Rights and Free Speech Protecting Vulnerable Groups 36:09 Ensuring Data Integrity Anti-Tampering 37:03 Maintaining Digital Trust Foundation of the Economy 37:31 Ideas to protect you security 39:25 Bill's final thoughts 41:53 goinglinux.com, [email protected], +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
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00:00 Going Linux #482 · Listener Feedback 01:21 Bill's new amateur radio tech 03:14 The search for 'chirp' software to program the tech 06:44 The crossover between Linux and Ham Radio 07:10 Package (software package) types described 08:46 Herb: Hearing aids and format feedback 09:56 Advait: System update prevents login. 11:12 Define: GRUB boot loader 11:57 Fix GRUB 18:39 Adriaan: Feedback on our show format 38:26 Gus: More feedback on our format 40:19 David: Comments on changes 41:46 David: Comments on the experimental new format 43:07 Lee: Also provided feedback on our tests of new formats 43:54 Kenneth: More feedback 45:46 Amy: Additional suggestions 46:51 Stefan:Some suggestions 49:07 Dwayne: Feedback from Japan 54:43 Louise: Farming with Linux 59:34 goinglinux.com, [email protected], +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, liste,n subscribe 60:39 End
00:00 Going Linux #481 · Linux and Open Source Back-to-Basics 02:04 Open Source News 05:34 LightDM 1.33 Release 07:42 Rust-Coreutils Progress 10:10 Open Culture Spotlight - Jamendo 13:06 Starter-friendly Linux distributions 16:45 Zorin OS 20:57 Tuxedo OS 25:18 POP!_OS 29:54 Nobara Linux 35:05 Command line shenanigans 35:42 Navigating the man pages 36:11 The tldr command 39:16 goinglinux.com, [email protected], +1-904-4687-889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 40:28 End
00:00 Going Linux #480 · Listener Feedback 01:21 Update on Linux with hearing aids 02:34 Feedback on the future direction of the Going Linux podcast 03:05 Daniel: Is Orca pre-installed on CachyOS 06:12 Lee: Response to our request 08:11 Adopting Linux Mint to extend Windows hardware 11:02 Ham radio and Linux 12:08 Today's computer users don't want to tinker - agree and disagree 18:43 Computers should just work - that's why I switched 20:00 Our current release schedule - answer questions within two weeks 22:58 Best time for an episode to land - no opinion 23:23 Best episode length - 30 to 60 min 24:17 Topics that interest you - Understanding Linux, Linux news 25:03 Show format - Comment and tutorials, Q and A but don't let the answers drag 25:45 One change you would make - User topics and Q and A in the same episode 28:33 Ken 'The Small Box Admin' 29:33 Release schedule - twice a month but back to a regular cadence 30:21 Best time for a new episode to land - no preference, just a regular cadence 31:18 Episode length - 20, 30, max 60 min 31:36 Preferred topics - home labs, media servers, raspberry pie and single board computers, mini PCs, virtual machines, containers, BSD, monitoring and trouble shooting, shell scripts, automating tasks, fun Linux projects, learning resources, Linux in education, certs, getting a Linux job. 37:42 The change with the most value - community involvement 38:41 Josh: My Linux journey 39:28 Release schedule - Twice a month 39:46 Topics - Users, groups and permissions 40:39 Did you start using Zorin base version or pro version? 41:18 David: Your focus has drifted, become boring for a non-techie, non-gamer, experienced Linux user
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