
Solar Powered
James talks to Rees (aka Ctrl Alt Rees) about his recent DIY solar setup that got a lot of attention on YouTube. We chat about what was involved, as well as what it’s like to have a video go so viral.
James has worked in technology for most of his adult-life, mostly in the support space. He’s a proud nerd who isn’t afraid to tell you he knows far more about Federation starships than one would normally expect.
James talks to Rees (aka Ctrl Alt Rees) about his recent DIY solar setup that got a lot of attention on YouTube. We chat about what was involved, as well as what it’s like to have a video go so viral.
With the massive chaos going on over at the bird-site, James chats with another James, this one being a Mastodon instance owner, as well as an experienced open-source software developer.
James is joined by self-confessed podcast addict, Arielle Nissenblatt to talk about podcasts and podcasting from both a creator and listener perspective.
It’s our great pleasure to have Helen Horstmann-Allen, Fastmail’s COO, with us this week to chat about email and how it fits into our digital identities and our online privacy.
This week, James talks to Ravi Abbott, one-third of the Retro Hour, all about how he uses two Amiga A600s as DJ decks using trackers and good old .mod files.
Jae’s back in the host seat to welcome Amanda to the show, we talk all about freelancing and how technology can both help and hinder it.
Jae and James talk with Drew of the ‘Sleep With Me’ podcast about his show that, literally, puts people to sleep. We also talk about how technology can help, as well as hamper, our ability to sleep.
I chat with Sean, aka Action Retro, all about his shenanigans pushing vintage computers beyond any reasonable limits, and using floppy-disks in a RAID array!
I chat with Manny Faces, an award winning journalist, public-speaker, DJ and podcaster with a passion for Hip Hop. We chat about how Hip Hop influences so much, including technology.
James chats to Alex from Arcade Archive to relive some coin consuming arcade memories, and talk about Alex’s new arcade museum, in a mill!
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