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Hacker History: Explore where it all began, interviews with retro hackers, the pioneers and forefathers of yesteryear. The true old school hackers amongst our societies have an unquenchable thirst for knowledge. We will dive into fascinating stories that made hacker history.
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RobChrisRob gathered together once again to talk about a giant armadillo fossil discovered in south america, a woman who was killed taking a selfie in front of airplane propeller, the Apple magic mouse that was updated to include USB-C but forgot to move the port off the bottom of the unit, the Vatican has an official anime girl mascot, a researche…
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RobChrisRob unified once again to discuss Euclid's first released images of the far far away, Doom *finally* running on a RedBox so we can all put our minds at ease, Alien: Romulus will be getting a VHS release so you can pad out that shelf, a dude got busted for cheating at Conkers which is a sport, Elno was sued by Blade Runner 2049's producers f…
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RobChrisRob linked up to spend some quality time talking about the 'demastered' re-release of the Green Day hit album 'Dookie' (which is actually very well done and quite funny), the hacked robot vacuums hurling racist slurs around the homes they are cleaning, SpaceX caught a super heavy with its mechazilla arms, NASA launched Clipper to jupiter, a…
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RobChrisRob linked up from their various locations to talk about parasitic wasps, the woman who should have stopped feeding the racoons, losing the .io domain name, the robotic finger that will *cough* examine you in the future, the pink floyd themed Ham Slicer, Pud's hilarious artisanal headphones, Rubidium, Science Glassware, Agatha All Along, Be…
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RobChrisRob battled technical difficulties for a somewhat abbreviated broadcast where we talked about an unexploded WW2 era bomb that exploded under a Japanese runway, the ISS has admitted that it sprung a leak in 2019 that has been growing ever since, a kid finally wrapped tetris's level counter back to level 1, LGR is on hiatus due to hurricane d…
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RobChrisRob picked up right where they left off to talk about the USPTO finally killing the joint DC/Marvel trademark over 'Super Hero', the fact that 23andMe is on the auction block means millions of people's DNAs is for sale, Fidelity cut their valuation of their investment in xitter by 79% since elno took over, Big Foot Conferences, Library Truc…
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RobChrisRob unified once again to talk through a working LEGO turing machine on the ideas website that I'm sure we'll never see into production, the russian drone shot down over Ukraine with a Starlink antenna, Elno dumping space trash on Cards Against Humanity's property, AI discovering new Nazca lines, the WordPress drama, OpenAI Shenanigans, and…
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RobChrisRob returned from abroad to talk about the Nintendo Pocketpair lawsuit, using Glass as an Antenna, photographing secret satellites, Mulaeny's roast of the AF at Dreamforce, and relatively little else... Join our discord to talk along or the Subreddit where you will find all the linkshttps://discord.gg/YZMTgpyhBhttps://www.reddit.com/r/TacoZ…
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RobChrisRob linked up to talk about Pseudo-CGI in films like Escape from Mew York & Max Headroom, the engineering keeping Voyager thrusters firing, Doom played on a Volumetric Display, the 2024 Ig Nobels, Otter Attacks, the carpet at at seattle's airport, and of course the Dragon Con carpet that inspired much cosplay…
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RobChrisRob reunited at last to talk about the Starliner's uneventful albeit uncrewed return to earth, the death of legendary actor James Earl Jones, Michael Crichton's widow suing Max over a doctor show that stars an ER actor, Raygun officially ranked #1 for the b-girl world rankings, the Florida IT company that accidentally hired a North Korean h…
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Hacker History sits down with Harish Pillay and hear about his journey. We start with curiosity that leads to hardware and ham radio. Eventually Harish is a graduate student and received a tape from the Free Software Foundation. We hear some stories about the early days of free software and how Harish was involved. We […]…
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Hacker History sits down with Lars Wirzenius. We hear about Lars growing up in Finland and the unique Swedish computer he started using. The GNU Manifesto changed his life. Lars witnessed the birth of Linux and helped fix some early issues. Started using Python back in 1993. He became a Debian developer, founded a backup […]…
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Hacker History sits down with Shannon Fritz to hear his story. Shannon started out as a kid playing with video games and computers, but had a very interesting path that got him deep into technology and eventually security. We hear about old school ISP days, recording TV shows, and sharing content on IRC. The stories […]…
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Hacker History sits down with Robert Reif or winxp5421 to hear his story. Robert got a start on some old gear, left tech for a while, and now runs password cracking villages and participates in password cracking contests. The conversation is a fascinating view into the world of competitive password cracking with some advice and […]…
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Hacker History sits down with Bryan Mcaninch about how he ended up founding Hacking is NOT a Crime. We learn of Bryan's past learning tech from his grandfather. He explains how the skateboarding is not a crime movement inspired the Hacking is NOT a Crime movement. It's a great story! Show Notes Bryan's Twitter Hacking […]…
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Hacker History sits down with Jonathan Leitschuh. We cover how he started out in robotics and found his way into security. Jonathan has reported vulnerabilities in things such as Gradle, Snyk, Zoom, and more! He's doing modern security at scale now in ways that few researchers are. Show Notes Jonathan's Twitter Jonathan's Zoom writeup explained […]…
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Hacker History sits down with Brian Proffitt to discuss his journey from tech journalist to community organizer. Brian was an author and journalist during the birthing pangs of Linux and open source. He reminds us of such events as the SCO lawsuit, IBM investing in Linux, the early days of internet journalism and his eventual […]…
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Hacker History sits down with Greg Ferro AKA EtherealMind. We learn how Greg started his podcast and blogging empire back before most people even know what podcasting and blogging was. We learn about the early days of networking, Netware vs SCO. working with dictaphones at a law office. Show Notes Greg's Twitter Packet Pushers Greg's […]…
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Hacker History sits down with Tracy Maleeff AKA InfoSecSherpa. We learn of Tracy's early years, how she developed the hacker mindset by breaking into her house after school. We also talk about her journey into technology and infosec while getting an enormous amount of advice on how to enter and excel in the infosec space. […]…
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Hacker History sits down with Larry Cashdollar. We learn about Larry's humble beginnings not being allowed to touch the home computer. He talks about some penetration testing before that was even a thing and how he ended up where he is today. Larry's story should be an inspiration to anyone who hears it. Show Notes […]…
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Hacker History sits down with Melanie Ensign and learn about how she got started programming church hymns into the home computer. Melanie's journey begins as wanting to study sharks and ends up doing hacker public relations. The interview has fantastic background noises from Melanie's home in Mexico. Come for the story, stay for the birds! […]…
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