Google makes the news this week in one of the largest cases in history over meaningful competition. Do we need the regulation to stop Google? Ubuntu will start allowing you to use a TPM chip for encryption, plus your livestreaming, ZFS, and VPN questions are answered!
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02:00 Matrix Server
- Digital Ocean was too expensive
- Registrations closed
- Registrations to reopen soon
- Geek Lab.ninja
- Live Stream/Chat
04:22 Live Streaming Baseball? - Matt
- Bring everything
- Laptop
- Camera
- Internet Access
- Ubiquity Nano Beam
- Extremely line of sight
- Scale Engine
- VDO.ninja
- OwnCast
- Laptop+C920
- STI
- Run away from Logitech Mevo
15:15 ZFS Questions - Tim
- Noah's mini server
- ZFS is easy on Ubuntu
- Setup ZFS on some old drives
- Put your data on something you understand
- Setup ZFS on virtual machines
- Don't use virtual drives with ZFS in production
- Steve's laptop abuse
- Noah's laptop VMs
- Install ZFS on Ubuntu
sudo apt install zfsutils-linux
- To discover an existing ZFS pool
sudo zpool import
- Import an Existing Pool By Name
sudo zpool import POOLNAME
- Load The Key for An Encrypted Pool
sudo zfs load-key -r POOLNAME
- Mount all available Pools
sudo zfs mount -a
- Unmount an Encrypted ZFS Dataset
sudo zfs unmount pool/dataset
- Unload ZFS Key from Encryption
sudo zfs unload-key -r pool/dataset
- To unmount the ZFS pool
sudo zfs unmount -a
- To create a striped pool
sudo zpool create pool-name /dev/sdb /dev/sdc
- To create a mirrored pool
sudo zpool create -m /mnt/zfs/pool pool-name mirror /dev/sdb /dev/sdc
- Create an Encrypted ZFS Dataset
sudo zfs create -o encryption=on -o keylocation=prompt -o keyformat=passphrase pool/dataset
- Load ZFS Encryption Key
sudo zfs load-key -r pool/dataset
- Destroy a Pool (Be Careful!)
sudo zfs destroy -r system/pool
sudo zpool destroy pool-name
29:05 Wireguard Distinguishing Connections? - Khayalethu
- Networking principles don't allow for this
- Gateway of last resort (router)
- Steve's PiHole usage
35:35 Bot Question Sleuth
- Passing folders into ProxMox VMs
- 9P protocol/driver
- NFS will use more network traffic
- Data profiles
39:44 News Wire
- Linux 6.6 RC - lkml.org
- Linux desktop rises above 3% - Gaming on Linux
- Tails 5.17 - Tails
- Linux Mint Debian 6 Beta - Linux Mint
- LibreOffice 7.6 1.5M Downloads - Document Foundation
- LibreOffice Update - Document Foundation
- Alpha Centauri Remake - Gaming on Linux
- Open Source VR Port of Prey - Phone Arena
- TUXEDO Computers 3rd Gen Aura - 9 to 5 Linux
- AtlasVPN Flaw - Cyber News
- Blueshell Malware Spike - GB Hackers
- LLaMA 2 Outflanked by Falcon Large - Decrypt.co
41:38 Linux FDE backed by TPM
- Ubuntu has been using Passphrase+LUKS
- Ubuntu introducing optional TPM encryption
- Linux Today
- Ubuntu
46:03 Google Anti-Competition
- Google is paying to make Google the default
- No one is 'forced to make Google default'
- Best outcome, force the user to choose
- Google 'enhanced ad privacy'
- AP News
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