Let’s face it: Being always online (connected to the Internet) is a very, very weird thing.  Over the last few weeks I’ve been using my computers more like I would have in the late 1980’s: No walking around with a tablet.

This last week, the FBI (along with multiple other agencies) seized the website Backpage.com.  And the website that the government agencies put in place is… really, really weird.  Just downright ODD.  Because I find this interesting I pick apart the “w...

Is it a good idea for technology conferences to remove or blacklist presenters based on politics?  Either the politics of the speaker or the politics (or perceived politics) of their employer?  This just happened — GitHub removed a CTO of a government ...

It’s Thursday!  And that can mean only one thing… Linux Day on the Lunduke Show!  Where you decide what we talk about… as long as it’s at least a little Linux-y!  This week we took a boat-load of questions — sent in via email — about Linux and Free Sof...

I gave a list of system configuration requests provided by you (including building a dedicated firewall/switch, ultra-quiet storage server, and how to store 1 petabyte of data) to Paul Bibaud over at Pogo Linux.

4k video is dumb.  (At least for most purposes.)  So many people put fancy-pants production quality before their content… that it makes the production quality all but pointless.  I also debunk the fallacy that “Linux can’t produce successful video.

I’m using my modern computers as if I were using them in 1989.  (It’s a weird idea.  See this episode, and the first update, also the second, for more details.)  I am now 2 weeks in.  And, in order to better understand which change is making the positi...

It’s the State of the Show! This was one of the biggest few months so far for the Lunduke Show. And April looks even bigger. Jazzed. To the extreme. Watch on YouTube or grab the audio podcast below. Contribute to the show at patreon.com/bryanlunduke.

It’s Thursday!  And that can mean only one thing… Linux Day on the Lunduke Show!  Where you decide what we talk about… as long as it’s at least a little Linux-y!  This week we took a boat-load of questions — sent in via email — about Linux and Free Sof...

The time of the Internet giants… is coming to an end.  Google.  Facebook.  Twitter.  The whole lot of ’em.  Their time has passed.  Some will disappear.  Some will be broken up.  Others will dwindle into obscurity.  Either way, it’s happening.