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Hacker Public Radio is an podcast that releases shows every weekday Monday through Friday. Our shows are produced by the community (you) and can be on any topic that are of interest to hackers and hobbyists.

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HPR4070: Civilization III

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2024/03/08

This starts our look at Civilization III, which continued theCivilization franchise and followed upon the Alpha Centauri game. This game builds upon the concepts already a part of Civilization, but adds some new features and advancements. Every new version of Civiliation has pushed new concepts and developed the franchise further, and that is one reason why each one has been a best-seller and an award

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HPR4069: Passwords and Bitwarden news.

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2024/03/07

Passwords and Bitwarden news. Sgoti talks about passwords and Bitwarden. TAGS: Bitwarden, Passwords, News Source: Bitwarden adds a new auto-fill option right inside form fields Highly requested by the Bitwarden community, the new inline autofill menu greatly enhances the user experience, enabling users to fill login credentials faster than ever. Extensive third-party penetration testing was conducted to identify security gaps prior to release. Source: How password security best practices

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HPR4068: Replacing a lightbulb in a microwave Oven

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2024/03/06

Warning: Microwave Ovens contain lethal voltages and components within the microwave oven can store lethal voltages for many hours after it is unplugged. Please only attempt this if you are qualified to do so. Show Notes: As I explained in the episode the bulb within our microwave oven failed after 10 years of use. It is surprising how difficult it is to determine how well the food is cooked without illumination. I therefore decided to have a go at replacing the internal light bulb. Picture 1 shows

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HPR4067: Hacking AI Models to Protect your Livelihood

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2024/03/05

I wanted to share with HPR peeps four ways to hack our robot/corporate overlords: Fawkes - named for Guy Fawkes, the face mask of anonymous and hackers around the world Glaze - a digital paint curing process to protect your art Nightshade, a software blue pill you can hide in your digital creations so that any AI consuming your work without your permission will also consume your blue pill and be sucked into a world of endless hallucinations Agalmic organizations, the future of AI business,

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HPR4066: HPR Community News for February 2024

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2024/03/04

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HPR4065: Framework 13 (13th gen Intel) review

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2024/03/01

Framework 13 (13thgen Intel edition) Review General Takeaways Overall very good Hackable Good build quality Good keyboard Good screen Okay webcam and microphone A bit noisy fan, but not obnoxious Good performance Good OS compatibility Okay trackpad Great portability I love the expandability the expansion cards provide. USB-C everywhere! Possible Cons for people looking into it (non-issues for me) Expansion cards can be difficult to remove, so those who struggle with those kinds of things

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HPR4064: Large Language Models

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2024/02/29

In this episode I talk about different machine learning models andtheir application and what I think is good about the situation we have now and where I think we will end up in the future if we aren't careful

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HPR4063: Re: ChatGPT Output is not compatible with...

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2024/02/28

dnt offers an opinion on Ken's show about ChatGPT content being incompatible with the CC-BY-SA license. I don't disagree that it is incompatible, but I don't think it means a show containing chatGPT output can't be licensed under CC-BY-SA and posted on HPR, because not only is the host not able to place any restrictions over the chatGPT output, but rather no one is. References, in order

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HPR4062: HPR Music Series? - How will it go for the...

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2024/02/27

Fred Black teaches a tune called "Hur ska det gå för jänta och mig", which translates to "How will it go for the girl and me" It was played on a Nyckelharpa, or Key fiddle, and the key is G major

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HPR4061: Setup a Pi-hole

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2024/02/26

Kevie, a co-host of TuxJam, talks about setting up a Raspberry Pi as a network wide ad and domain blocker using the Pi-hole project. Before starting this project you will need: A Raspberry Pi with Raspberry Pi OS installed and SSH enabled A basic knowledge of changing the settings on your router. I can't talk you through this as every router is different. Specifically you need to know how to give a device a static IP address and set a DNS server The ability to use SSH Once we have SSH'd into the

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HPR4060: Florida to Georgia

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2024/02/23

We finish up our visit to Kennedy Space Center with one more day at the Center. Then we spend a few days at St. Augustine before leaving Florida and moving up north to Savannah, Georgia Links: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAvzyo https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAvzD3 https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAvFon https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAvFAg https://www.flickr.com/photos/ahuka/52747902453/in/album-72177720306712627/ https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAvHR5 https://www.palain.com/travel/rv-trip-2022-2023-southeast-us/florida-to-georgia/

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HPR4059: the southern cross

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2024/02/22

intro trying to keep hpr going encourage people not to be content is better than quality last show audio southern cross brief history talking electronics TEC-1, 1983, i think it was influenced by kim-1 although the kim-1 was released by MOS the 6502 designers in 1976 as a way to get people using the 6502 processor. TEC-1 was designed specifically to get the ordinary bloke involved with computers. Cris

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HPR4058: Radio Thermometer

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2024/02/21

# If you ever want to make this code better, please do # but for the love of God, please save this code first. # It is written in circuitpython to prevent the need # to compile code, and the RFM69 does not work with # micropython. import board import analogio import digitalio from time import sleep import math import adafruit_rfm69 import busio RoomNum = 10 # What room number is this in SenderRoom = 10 # What room number reports to the receiver RoomQuant = 12 # How many rooms are there RecAddr =

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HPR4057: Raspberry Pi and astro imaging

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2024/02/20

As I mentioned back in HPR 3857 "Yesterday I saw a flare" I have put together a way to take images and video through my telescopes, and more. You can do so too for under £100, assuming you have your own telescope, or add on another £40 for a nice lens for the HQ camera instead of a telescope. Items mentioned during this recording include: Raspberry Pi Zero W Raspberry Pi HQ Camera C/CS mount lens for HQ Camera Coronado PST Solar telescope Meade ETX-90EC - a good telescope in its day and worth

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HPR4056: Helping with back pain

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2024/02/19

For years Kevie, a co-host of TuxJam, has suffered from lower back pain, and for the first time he's discovered something that actually helps. Hear his thoughts on the Advanced Back Pro: Back Support Belt by Copper Fit. The track included on this show is Blackpaper - Triple Paf

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HPR4055: Four agalmic AI applications to protect you...

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2024/02/16

4 AI applications I learned about today. Fawkes: an application that can protect you from facial recognition software. It's named for Guy Fawkes, the face of hackers that call themselves Anonymous. page https://sandlab.cs.uchicago.edu/fawkes/ code https://github.com/Shawn-Shan/fawkes Glaze: a digital artwork hardening application to protect artists from deep fakes code https://github.com/EspacioLatente/Glaze paper https://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~ravenben/publications/pdf/glaze-usenix23.pdf Mist:

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