| Penguicon 6.0 Podcast... |
[Mar. 13th, 2008|01:51 pm] |
so, if you have seen it yet, I now have a feed posted up on the Auido page for subscribing to the Audio feed of Penguicast...
It only has the 2.0 audio in it at this time, but I will be adding the 5.0 sessions soon as well as some previews for the upcoming 6.0 conference. At some point Matt and I will also get out the older ones that were not previously published.
Rich |
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| Penguicast Episode Ten -- "Introduction To Python" |
[Aug. 6th, 2007|02:24 pm] |
Welcome to Penguicast, August 2007, episode 10 of the podcast of Penguicon, an open source software and science fiction convention. Presenting "Intoduction To Python" by Catherine Devlin. This presentation took place 7:30 to 8:30 PM on Friday, April 20 of Penguicon 2007.
I'm your host, Matt Arnold. This episode is especially interesting to me right now, having just started learning Python and using it to create Herdcat, a piece of cat-herding software that uses a spaced-repetition scheduling algorithm to help me remember all the friends I need to get back in touch with, and check how long it's been since they've talked to me about whatever projects we're working on.
Due to a technical difficulty, the presentation got a late start and is short enough to fit in one episode, but it's chock full of great stuff. Never fear that you won't be able to see what's on the presenter's screen. Some of the audience were unable to see it either, so Catherine is very descriptive. So the silver lining is, it's perfect for podcasting! Here's the descriptive blurb from the program book about the recording in today's episode:
Python, the easy, elegant, and powerful dynamic programming language, is spreading everywhere. Stop feeling lame for not knowing it! Catherine Devlin will give you an introduction to Python while whipping up a graphical simulator of solar system dynamics before your very eyes. Suitable as your first programming language or your twentieth. Come, learn Python, and hurl planets into the sun!
VBR MP3 link (28.6M, 39 minutes 40 seconds)
Open Source Ogg Vorbis format (18.8M, 29 min 40 sec)
64k MP3 link (19M, 39 min 40 sec)
Our next episode will present a talk by Matt Benjamin on "Moodle, the Free Software Web Portal for On-Line Education". Thanks to the Precursors Project for the use of their music, which can be found at medievalfuture.com/precursors. Penguicast is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 license. This means copy it and give it to all your friends as long as you give credit and don't sell it or change it. Please visit the Penguicon website at penguicon.org. Send email or audio files of your feedback to info@penguicon.org. See you next time! |
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| Penguicast Episode Nine -- Part 2 of 2, "Routers and OpenWRT" |
[Jul. 27th, 2007|01:53 pm] |
Welcome to Penguicast, July 2007, episode 9 of the podcast of Penguicon, an open source software and science fiction convention. Presenting part two of two of "Routers and OpenWRT" by John Marrett. This presentation took place 7:30 to 8:30 PM on Friday, April 20 of Penguicon 2007.
I've always heard it pronounced "r-OW-ters", but that's one of the things I learned from this presentation. John Marrett's slides of this presentation are available online at http://zioncluster.ca/openwrt/. Thanks to Archive.org, the full audio of this presentation and many others is available on the media page of the Penguicon website.
VBR MP3 (24.4M, 33 min 57 sec)
Open Source Ogg Vorbis format (16.2M, 33 min 57 sec)
64kbps MP3 (16.3M, 33 min 57 sec)
Our next episode will be "Introduction to Python". ( Read more... ) |
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| Penguicast Episode Eight -- "Routers and OpenWRT" |
[Jul. 24th, 2007|03:13 pm] |
Welcome to Penguicast, July 2007, episode 8 of the podcast of Penguicon, an open source software and science fiction convention. Presenting part one of two of "Routers and OpenWRT" by John Marrett. This presentation took place 7:30 to 8:30 PM on Friday, April 20 of Penguicon 2007.
Proud parent of a home router and ready to fly fast and loose in the face of warranties? Come get introduced to the wide and wonderful world of open source routers. We'll cover hardware and software hacks, and with some luck, a virgin router will be sacrificed unto the dark powers of open source. Bring the kids!
VBR MP3 (18.4M, 25 minutes 34 seconds)
Open Source Ogg Vorbis format (13.2M, 25 minutes 34 seconds)
64kbps MP3 (12.3M, 25 minutes 34 seconds)
Our next episode will present the conclusion. Thanks to the Precursors Project for the use of their music, which can be found at medievalfuture.com/precursors. Penguicast is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 license. This means copy it and give it to all your friends as long as you give credit and don't sell it or change it. Please visit the Penguicon website at penguicon.org. Send email or audio files of your feedback to info@penguicon.org. See you next time! |
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| Penguicast Episode 0007: Conclusion of "Life Extension" |
[Jul. 21st, 2007|09:18 pm] |
Welcome to Penguicast, July 2007, episode seven of the podcast of Penguicon, an open source software and science fiction convention. Presenting part two of two of "Life Extension: Good News, Bad News, Weird News" by Penguicon's 2007 Science Guest of Honor, Christine Peterson.
VBR MP3 link (29.9M)
Open source Ogg Vorbis (26.1M)
64Kbps MP3 (19.9M)
( Read more... ) |
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| Penguicast Episode Six -- Part 1 of 2 of "Life Extension: Good News, Bad News, Weird News" |
[Jul. 18th, 2007|05:43 pm] |
Welcome to Penguicast! Episode 6, July 2007. Presenting part one of two of "Life Extension: Good News, Bad News, Weird News."
First, some news. Thanks to David Crampton for pointing out that iTunes wasn't able to subscribe to the Penguicast feed. I've now fixed the compatibility problem using Feedburner. The new feed can be found at feeds.feedburner.com/Penguicon .
Penguicon's 2007 Science Guest of Honor was Christine Peterson, Founder and Vice President for Public Policy of Foresight Nanotech Institute. I'm going to introduce her in the recording, so for this episode I'll let the recorded introduction speak for itself, and go into more biographical detail in the intro to the next episode.
MP3 VBR Link (27.8 M, 38:34 minutes)
Open Source OGG Vorbis format (24.1 M, 38:34 minutes)
64Kbps MP3 link (18.3M, 38:34 minutes)
The audio of the complete talk is available on this page of Archive.org.
Our next episode will present the conclusion. Thanks to the Precursors Project for the use of their music, which can be found at medievalfuture.com/precursors. Penguicast is released under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial NoDerivs 3.0 license. This means copy it and give it to all your friends as long as you give credit and don't sell it or change it. Please visit the Penguicon website at penguicon.org. Send email or audio files of your feedback to info@penguicon.org. |
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| Penguicast Episode Five -- Part 2 of 2 of "Intro To OpenAFS" |
[Jul. 11th, 2007|02:50 pm] |
Penguicast Episode 5 presents the conclusion to "Introduction to OpenAFS". Presenter Marcus Watts will join Matt Benjamin halfway through today's episode.
VBR MP3 link (26.2 MB, 36 minutes 26 seconds)
64kb MP3 link (17.5 MB, 36 minutes 26 seconds)
Open Source Ogg Vorbis link (18.8 MB, 36 minutes 26 seconds)
Part 2 of 2? What happened to part 2 of 3? Today's episode was supposed to be the second of three parts, but I have decided to include all of the remainder of this presentation in the same episode, making it actually the second of two parts. It will be about thirty-seven minutes. I don't think that's too long.
The original audio of every presentation will be available on the media page of the Penguicon website in its full length as an individual file.
A poll for listeners or potential listeners only.
Poll #1019583 Penguicast length & session cuts
Open to: All, detailed results viewable to: AllHow many parts (of the same length of time) are too many to split a one-hour session? How many parts (of the same length of time) are too many to split a one-and-a-half-hour session? |
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| Penguicast Episode Four -- OpenAFS part 1 of 3 |
[Jul. 9th, 2007|09:03 pm] |
Part one of three of a presentation on "Introduction to OpenAFS". Matt Benjamin of The Linux Box explains the Andrew File System.
VBR MP3 link (22 minutes 48 seconds, 16.4M)
Open Source Ogg Vorbis format (22 minutes 48 seconds, 11.9M)
64kb MP3 link (22 minutes 48 seconds, 10.9M) |
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| Penguicast Episode Three -- Opening Ceremonies |
[Jul. 3rd, 2007|05:45 pm] |
Penguicast episode three presents a recording taken on April 20, 2007, of the opening ceremonies of Penguicon 5.0. The convention chair John Guest introduces science guest Christine Peterson, software guest Bruce Schneier, webcomics guest Randy Milholland, author guests Charlie Stross and Elizabeth Bear, and gaming guest Steve Jackson. Each of them gives a short speech. Fandom's fastest filker, Tom Smith, debuts his newly-commissioned song "March of the Penguicon".
VBR MP3 link (35 minutes 24 seconds, 25.5 MB)
Open Source Ogg Vorbis format (35 minutes 24 seconds, 15.6 MB)
64kb MP3 link (35 minutes 24 seconds, 17 MB) |
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| Penguicast Episode Two -- Security And Psychology Part Two |
[Jun. 26th, 2007|12:32 pm] |
The second episode of the Penguicon podcast presents the second half of Bruce Schneier's talk on Security and Psychology at Penguicon 5.0 in 2007.
MP3 Link (12 MB, 25.12 minutes) |
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| Penguicast Episode One -- Security And Psychology Part One |
[Jun. 20th, 2007|03:40 pm] |
Episode one of the podcast of Penguicon includes part 1 of 2 of Bruce Schneier's speech "Security and Psychology". MP3 link |
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