Show Notes - Tech This! 06/02/06
A link he mentions is:
http://www.bobcooper.tv
Bob is looking for Shawn Kenney and Yellow Rain stuff.
Steph continues with us.
Here is the Complete PDF from the FCC
10:00 PM CT
We continue talk about this, also Sam the uplinker calls in.
11:00 PM CT
Its uplinker nite again, Chris calls in.
Duane mentions a Knoppix/Live Linux CD distro
geared for hams called Hamshack Hack.
http://hamshack-hack.sourceforge.net/
GeorgeT has a Win2k Pro and WinXp machine and is having problems transfering files via a usb file transfer cable. Might be a driver issue?
Eric called in to suggest googling for a solution.
Also mentioned the T-Mobile hacking story. Good info on this and more computer stuff at http://www.theregister.co.uk/
He mentions a trojan the expolits a hole in the windows media digital rights management, instead of you being directed to the "correct" site to aquire the rights, you get spyware or malware.
Kevin in MN passed on this URL regarding this:
http://www.benedelman.org/news/010205-1.html
Our friend Rich from RECNET checked into chat to say hi.
They are advocates of LPFM there site is:
Renee pointed this out to us:
HUYGENS HAS LANDED! The European Space Agency's Huygens probe landed on Saturn's moon Titan yesterday ans scientists are processing at least 350 photos from the descent.
Chicago Radio came up, and Oak Park, IL where T and D worked at WGLD-FM with
Art Roberts, before he passed they got mentioned on his website Q&A, here is an excerpt:
Q How does a person with a disability get into radio? B.R.
A When I was consulting WGLD, Oak Park, Illinois, one of the first oldies formats in Chicago, we needed to replenish the library and find a music director. A very special music director. One who had a knowledge of the Chicago hits of the fifties and sixties, and the ability to find the product needed. My guardian angel must have been working overtime, as two young men came to the station with a proposition. They were roommates, and shared an awesome collection of oldies that included every hit record of the fifties and sixties, in mint condition. The had only one problem. Both were legally blind. Documenting the music, and formulating a format for the station would be a tedious task as all the information would need to be written by hand. I hired them both, and wound up with the best oldies format I had ever experienced. As with the case of my two friends, knock on doors and ask for the job........Art