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Episode 34, tastes great, less filling!

Episode 34, holy hell! Foxx continues with antenna design showcasing how to design and build Yagi Antennas. Uber' shows us more about overclocking, and some software that can help tweak your settings to perfection, or detonation. Even if you dont give a rats ass about overclocking, again Uber's segments explain how computers work. This also contains information on how to troubleshoot issues, so try not to skip it. Mustang grabs his Asus EEE by the gonad and turns it into a less crippled bitch by circumsizing Xandros, adding a few inches to its capabilities. Ugster follows up on last months 'What Is Linux segment' with some Live Linux Distros you can download (for free) and try without having to install them to your hard drive. Now you have no excuse to try out Linux. Since they dont install to the hard drive, nothing can really break, and you wont loose your current Operating System and personal files. Check the shownotes for more info on what each distro has for features, and where to download from.

Episode 33

  • Yagi Antenna Design
  • Overclocking: Software
  • Asus EEE Advanced Xandros Unlock
  • Live Linux Distros
  • iPod mp4 and xvid avi formats are available.

    Usenet feeds are also available in the usual places.

    Episode 30

    Things are starting to speed up with current topics. Foxx brings a showcase of USB Multiboot, one of the many (but so far most reliable and easiest) ways to install or run a WinXP/NT5 environment from a USB Thumbdrive. Mustang showcases some more G1 Android apps, this time (computer) network related tools and utilities. Ophidian explains the all important Standing Wave Ratio, and its importance in the radio world. Melih Bilgil brings us the History of the Internet, a short narration using PICOL, an open source pictorial system which can be used to aid in explanations, diagrams... you name it!

    Episode 30

  • Windows XP from USB Multiboot
  • G1 Android Networking Apps
  • Standing Wave Ratio Explained
  • History of the Internet
  • iPod mp4 and xvid avi formats are available.

    Usenet feeds will uploaded to the typical places.

    Episode 7

    Hummm, some naughtyness in this one with ARP Poison Attacks and Man in the middle (MiTM) stuff. Foxx does more sadistic stuff with electronics, this time making an IR snipe rifle, explaining LEDs and Transistors in the process. How to flash your Linksys Router, some basic antenna theory, tweaking your dual monitor experience, and BSoD's dark knight catches the famed Patrick Norton on the spot for a quick chat at the 2006 Digital Life expo'.

    Episode 7

  • ARP Poison Attacks with XP
  • LED's, Transistors, and the IR Rifle
  • Flashing the Linksys WRT54G
  • Syndicate content