| 6:58:33 PM | SweSG | I do not see anything on YT!
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| 6:58:43 PM | Solbu | 190 seconds of time on the clock, 190 second of time. Take on down, pass it around, 189 seconds of time on the clock.
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| 6:59:33 PM | Skywriter64 | Hi from Brooklyn ,NY
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| 7:00:59 PM | RobbieF | Hi!
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| 7:01:40 PM | Solbu | And we have Lift off
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| 7:03:17 PM | SweSG | Solbu: not at YT?
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| 7:03:47 PM | SweSG | Now I see!
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| 7:03:53 PM | Solbu | Apparently this was a private lift off. ;-)
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| 7:04:06 PM | Solbu | SweSG: I watch using Kodi.
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| 7:04:11 PM | SweSG | Ok
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| 7:05:21 PM | Solbu | messaging @RobbieF, testing. ;-)
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| 7:08:28 PM | MI0RTX | nice hair jeff
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| 7:10:17 PM | SweSG | MI0RTX: You should see my hair. I have not cut my hair in a few years.
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| 7:12:04 PM | MI0RTX | i had long bead when lockdown 1
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| 7:12:30 PM | Solbu | messaging @RobbieF, testing after he think he found the vibration toggle.
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| 7:12:36 PM | MI0RTX | then cut off in september
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| 7:12:51 PM | SweSG | :)
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| 7:15:08 PM | MI0RTX | wear mask jeff if you make pcb the chemical are nasty
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| 7:18:31 PM | SweSG | I built my music system 20 years ago.
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| 7:19:13 PM | SadSack963 | Wire wrap is a good way of prototyping. Easy to alter if you need to make changes. It is still alive and kicking, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wire_wrap
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| 7:20:23 PM | MI0RTX | uk we have veroboad copper strips on a paxlin boad
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| 7:21:07 PM | MI0RTX | l you like to help robbie
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| 7:27:22 PM | Solbu | Jeff: This is how Louis Rossmann started. He discovered he could fix things and later found that some people would pay him for fixing it, and now he run a company with 13 or more employees.
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| 7:30:25 PM | SashaR | This is a great episode!! Except that Dave will never e waste again... He'll save everything "just in case!!"
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| 7:31:23 PM | SadSack963 | Welcome to my life! I still have all my ZX Spectrums from when I worked in the QA Department in 1984!!
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| 7:31:45 PM | SashaR | Oh dear! Lol
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| 7:32:54 PM | Solbu | @SashaR: This is one of the benefits of having a house. The problem is that on can easily run out of storage space. ;-)
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| 7:33:12 PM | noeman5 | Howdy all, late to the party, been watching since the start though.
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| 7:34:22 PM | SashaR | I did the same thing.... Started watching, but my phone needed a charge before I popped into the chat!
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| 7:35:32 PM | SashaR | True Solbu!
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| 7:36:23 PM | MarshMan | Windows 7 Enterprise is still supported with an extended license and Win 7 Embedded is supported until 2022.
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| 7:37:44 PM | noeman5 | How long until the PineBook Pro is EOL? LOL.
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| 7:38:24 PM | noeman5 | But I sooooo hate Windows 10!
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| 7:39:30 PM | Solbu | Run Linux, where upgrading is easy. :-)
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| 7:40:10 PM | noeman5 | I do. I run Mint Linux, Kali, Ubuntu and Parrot, on various machines and hard drives.
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| 7:40:36 PM | noeman5 | Unfortunately I have to run Win10 for some of my games.
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| 7:40:59 PM | MarshMan | I have one Win 10 device at home that runs a couple of applications that have no good Linux alternative. Otherwise Linux everywhere.
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| 7:41:09 PM | MarshMan | Windows at work of course
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| 7:41:14 PM | SadSack963 | Me too. I only have one Windows 10. All others are mint Cinnamon
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| 7:41:57 PM | SadSack963 | Even my Pentium 4 runs Linux Mint (32 bit)
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| 7:42:21 PM | noeman5 | I've got Win10 on a drive on my desktop and the wife's machine runs Win10. All other drives are some flavor of Linux. Manjaro on the PBP.
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| 7:43:02 PM | Solbu | I guess you know, but I have had the philosofy for the last 12 years that what I can't do using Linux, I'm not doing. That includes at work.
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| 7:43:25 PM | SadSack963 | I'm lucky - retired now 🙂
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| 7:43:41 PM | MarshMan | I live in the real world not some little cave pocket
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| 7:44:28 PM | MarshMan | Windows is everywhere in the corporate world
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| 7:47:25 PM | SweSG | I installed 20H2 on a test machine yesterday. Everything went well!
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| 7:48:03 PM | SadSack963 | Yep 😦 All the programming software (PLC) uses Windows. Telemecanique used to be on OS/2., but I think that's Windoze too.
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| 7:48:27 PM | Solbu | An aquaintance of mine worked at a colocation company, where they hoster servers for various forms. One day (some 15 years ago) they got new management, and the new boss said that starting the next week, all staff computers was going to be reinstalled with Windows, and no longer run Linux. He dropped everything right then and resigned, leaving keys, all access cards and walked out. He was one of the key system admins.
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| 7:49:14 PM | SadSack963 | OWO. That's serious commitment. Good on him.
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| 7:49:29 PM | Solbu | hesaid that one hour after that the word was spreading on IRC and he already had a job offer from a compeditor, where he still work.
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| 7:50:05 PM | noeman5 | Nice
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| 7:50:24 PM | Solbu | When he told the story on IRC later on he said that «I'm not working with garbage»
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| 7:50:28 PM | Solbu | :-)
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| 7:50:41 PM | noeman5 | And explode in 20 minutes
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| 7:50:55 PM | MarshMan | Blah blah blah
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| 7:51:56 PM | MarshMan | Narrow minded twaddle
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| 7:52:32 PM | ABQTKY | Be nice, gentlemen! (not as interesting, but nicer)
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| 7:52:35 PM | Solbu | The truth is allways narrow. :-)
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| 7:52:36 PM | MarshMan | If Windows is so bad why does it still have a 90% market share in the desktop market?
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| 7:52:47 PM | SadSack963 | Not at all. I agree that if you work with a company that uses Windows, you have no real choice but to use it. But if you do have the option, then Linux is a nice system to use.
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| 7:54:28 PM | Solbu | @SadSack963: Or if one have a standard that one is not willing to compromize on, like my aquantance.
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| 7:54:38 PM | SweSG | MarshMan: Windows are not that bad. Only Linux people who want something bad on Windows. There are many times Linux has broken for me. More often than Windows.
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| 7:54:54 PM | MarshMan | I love Linux but I am sick of hearing people put Windows down. It has its problems but so does Linux.
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| 7:55:30 PM | MarshMan | Actually Linux probably has MORE problems
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| 7:55:38 PM | Solbu | For me personally, I don't care if Windows is better. It is proprietary, and that is enough for me to not use it.
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| 7:56:05 PM | SweSG | hehe
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| 7:56:10 PM | MarshMan | Well bully for you
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| 7:56:14 PM | Solbu | :-)
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| 7:56:21 PM | MarshMan | I have to work for a living
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| 7:56:41 PM | MarshMan | Leaving now
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| 7:56:57 PM | Solbu | See you @Marshman.
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| 7:58:18 PM | SadSack963 | Fair comment. Windows does generally work well, and 90% of software is designed for Windows. Linux alternatives may be difficult or impossible to find, and may be relatively underpowered for your tasks. Many Windows programs simply will not work on Linux WINE. It's not an easy transition, and I do not recommand it unqualilied. Users must remember... Linus is NOT Windows, and it's not suitable for everyone.
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| 8:05:00 PM | SweSG | We had a long talk about Microsoft Edge on an Arch forum before today. Of course there were many different opinions.
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| 8:05:11 PM | SweSG | https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/microsoft-edge-dev-is-available-in-aur/9108/139
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| 8:06:17 PM | SadSack963 | Yuk! I refuse to use it. Firefox boy here 🙂 BitWarden doesn't work the way intended with M$ Edge.
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| 8:06:56 PM | SweSG | Firefox every day of the week here too!
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| 8:09:43 PM | RobbieF | I'll fix the audio timing in post.
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| 8:20:25 PM | Guest_78702 | @RobbieF, what is a good Rasp Pi to be running Pi-Hole on a ISP modem/router then to my inside network, 3 or 4 (w/8Gb)?
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| 8:21:05 PM | SadSack963 | @RobbieF Your IP address showed up in the video
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| 8:21:06 PM | RobbieF | I'd do an ODROID-XU4 instead @Guest_78702 so you can use eMMC storage.
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| 8:21:29 PM | RobbieF | No @SadSack963 but thanks. This is live mode so it will be blurred in post
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| 8:21:55 PM | Guest_78702 | Thats even better, been thinking pi only
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| 8:22:01 PM | SadSack963 | All others were blurred. but on one of them the blur was too low.
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| 8:22:17 PM | RobbieF | Yep. 🤣
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| 8:22:25 PM | RobbieF | It's pre-prod.
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| 8:23:16 PM | Guest_78702 | $ not a problem would a mikrotik router be even better?
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| 8:23:33 PM | RobbieF | Wrong thing.
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| 8:24:00 PM | SweSG | I have run Pi-hole on 2,3 and 4 without problems. RPi 2 rolled almost 800 days without restart :D
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| 8:24:07 PM | Solbu | I like that the AWS have several distro options. Of the options shown in this feature I would probably select Fedora or SuSE, as I know how to create proper RPM packages for it. I have some custom configuration in rpm packages, that I deploy on my systems.
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| 8:24:24 PM | RobbieF | MikroTik can be use to route to a pi hole
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| 8:24:28 PM | RobbieF | But it itself is not one
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| 8:25:03 PM | SadSack963 | Live long and prosper 🙂
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| 8:25:07 PM | Solbu | :-)
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| 8:25:38 PM | Guest_78702 | okay thanks , will look for odroids, stay safe, happy Halloween
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| 8:25:53 PM | Guest_78702 | bye
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| 8:25:56 PM | SadSack963 | G'nite all
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| 8:26:30 PM | MI0RTX | night all
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| 8:26:34 PM | SweSG | Nighty Night!
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| 8:28:04 PM | SweSG | Ska vi gå tillbaka till svenska nu då?
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| 8:28:13 PM | SweSG | ;)
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| 8:30:54 PM | SweSG | Solbu: kolla på Itchy Boots. Hon är i Norge nu. Såg senaste klippet för några timmar sedan. Det är så fint i Norge måste jag säga!
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| 8:31:12 PM | SweSG | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqdQWjurg8o
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| 8:31:15 PM | Solbu | I thoink we should stick to english. :-)
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| 8:31:27 PM | SweSG | :P
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| 8:48:10 PM | Solbu | SweSG: Nice sceanery, yes. I found the actuallt starting point fo her trip in that video, thanks to her having to stop and put on rain clothes in the bus stop. I could read a few of the names on one of the mailboxes.
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| 8:48:36 PM | SweSG | :)
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| 8:53:10 PM | Solbu | This is where she stopped after ten seconds to put on rain clothes: https://www.openstreetmap.org/search?query=#map=19/68.13221/13.42818
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| 8:53:34 PM | SweSG | Hehe
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| 8:54:41 PM | SweSG | It was very beautiful anyway!
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| 9:08:01 PM | noeman5 | Good night all. Had to step away, got a broken truck to fix.
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