The Launch 🚀

The latest Microsoft hack is their biggest embarrassment yet, Samsung has a new trick to get you to buy their devices - but I'm skeptical. We'll also get into Hertz dealing with decreased values, higher costs for EVs, and the issues Ford faces with their F-150 Lightning.Join me for your warm-up to the week!(00:00:00) The Ignition of Exploration: Pursuing the Universe(00:01:17) Samsung Unpacked: Teasing the Galaxy Ring(00:02:19) Samsung Health: Innovations in Health Monitoring and Coaching(00:03:36)

Cut from the stream: We explore the future of openSUSE Leap, Tumbleweed, and Slowroll, which seems to have caused some confusion among users. Then we play some Linus audio on his thoughts on Rust in the Linux kernel.

Join Chris for the Coder pre-show warm-up. Topics include Ford's patent for self-driving cars to drive away from owners, the integration of AI into everyday objects like toilets, Elon Musk's desire for more control over Tesla, and more.(00:03:00) Ford's patent for self-driving cars to drive away from owners(00:05:03) Integration of AI into toilets(00:08:13) Tech companies laying off employees after the holidays

Moments that did not make the cut. Chris shares the bad news about JB's oldest server, and then ranta about Nextcloud's fragmented install options.Then curiosity sparks as we wonder about the effects of consuming three-year-old beer from a keg. To satisfy our curiosity, we quickly investigate and reveal.(00:00:17) Effects of temperature on servers(00:08:40) Challenges of maintaining and updating Nextcloud(00:26:16) Discussion about cider and gluten-free beer(00:32:50) Questions about the strength of