This week Simon Quigley, and Rick Timmis from Kubuntu join the Ask Noah Show to talk about the issues surrounding Kubuntu and what the path looks like going forward.
-- During The Show --
01:18 Ajit Pai Feedback - Chris
- The question is "when to regulate"
- Purpose of govt is to protect people
- Bad situations exist
- Internet is becoming essential
05:58 Self Hosting Email - Jon
- Dealing with black lists stinks
- Security is a moving target
- Project like Nextcloud incorporates email
- Down time responsibility
- Noah is NOT in the "go host your own email boat"
- Simon's Cisco link
- Email security requirements
13:34 FrePBX and Firewalls - Austin
- Sangomakb Knowledge Base
- FreePBX has evolved
- Don't expose anything you don't have to
- Noah's home setup
- Voxtelesys & 3CX
17:15 Long Term Backups? - Charlie
- Don't store long term data on flash media
- Used drives can be ok
- 3-2-1 Rule
- Test your backup
18:49 SkoobaSteve Over the Air TV
- HDHomeRun
- Network TV
- Self host TV
21:38 News Wire
- Linux Kernel CNA - Kroah.com
- Firefox 123 - Mozilla
- Auto cpufreq 2.2.0 - GitHub
- Miracle-wm - GitHub
- Louvre 1.2.0 - GitHub
- RISC-V Kernel Builds - Phoronix
- Asahi & OpenGL - Ars Technica Apple Insider
- E-Gov Diia - Twitter
- freenginx fork - Ars Technica
- Wi-Fi Auth Bypass - Security Week
- Migo Malware Campaign - Info Security
- Ivanti Pulse Secure Weaknesses - The Hacker News
- Ubiquiti Routers Infected - Ars Technica
- Cohere Aya Model - Siliconangle
24:38 Kubuntu Interview
- Rick Timis Kubuntu Consular/Community Manager
- Simon Quigley Kubuntu Member
- What happened?
- What would have been the future of Kubuntu?
- How did Rick get involved?
- Bringing the consul together
- What does Kubuntu look like going forward?
- Is Kubuntu considering the new flutter installer?
- Downstream vendors/use cases
- Kubuntu hardware partners/vendors
- Kubuntu support
- JPL Helicopter
40:40 Cloud vs Self Hosting
- Ars Technica
- Can you blame Wyze for not securing the feeds?
- Wyze cameras go offline due to AWS
- 3rd party caching client
- 2nd leak in less than 6 months
- If code is not open source, no one can raise the alarm
- Eufy lied about not uploading data
- Ars Technica
- If it's not client side encrypted, it can be leaked
- The Register
- Centralization of services
- Open source can be fixed
- Closed source, helpless
- If you care about privacy, host it yourself on open source
51:10 Chat room feedback
- Plex and Jellyfin can be used as HDHomeRun receiver
51:30 Kubuntu Design Contest
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