BioPerl, the an open source project that aims to make Perl useful to biological scientists.

Guests: Jason Stajich and Chris Fields

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Running time: 1:10:21

The Open Rights Group, an organization dedicated to protecting the rights of people in the digital age.

Guest: Jim Killock for openrightsgroup.org and Danny O'Brien for eff.org

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Running time: 58:38

Gnash, the open source Flash movie player.

Guest: Rob Savoye for Gnash

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Running time: 1:02:02

Puppet, the framework and tool that allows you to manage large numbers of servers.

Guest: Luke Kanies for Puppet

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Running time: 1:01:38

MakerBot, an affordable open source 3d printer for home users.

Guest: Bre Pettis for MakerBot Industries

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Running time: 1:00:25

Boycott Novell, the controversial site about the Novell/Microsoft patent deal.

Guest: Roy Schestowitz for Boycott Novell

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Running time: 1:12:43

Dojo Toolkit, the modular JavaScript library designed for cross-platform AJAX applications.

Guest: Peter Higgins for Dojo Toolkit

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Running time: 43:53

This week a discussion on MindTouch, the open source collaborative networking too.

Guest: Aaron R. Fulkerson

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Running time: 56:52

A chat at LinuxCon with Linus Torvalds, who initiated development of the Linux kernel.

Guest: Linus Torvalds, initial creator of the Linux kernel

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Running time: 56:52

Extreme programming, a software engineering methodology that advocates frequent releases in short development cycles.

Guests: Kent Beck, author of "Test Driven Development: By Example"

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Running time: 1:25:14

Ardour, the digital audio workstation and recording software.

Guests: Paul Davis for Ardour

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Running time: 1:09:12

LinuxCon, the new conference for core developers, administrators, end users, community managers and industry experts.

Guests: Jim Zemlin of the Linux Foundation for LinuxCon

Notes for this episode

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Running time: 59:28

FoxyProxy, the Firefox extension that automatically switches an Internet connection across one or more proxy servers.

Guests: Eric Jung for FoxyProxy

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Running time: 1:13:37

Guests: Comic artists Jeffrey T. Darlington and Christopher B. Wright, and webmaster for Bill Holbrook's Kevin and Kell comic, Chris Kohler.

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Running time: 1:12:17

IronPython, the Python implementation running under .NET framework, written in C#.

Guest: Michael Foord for IronPython

• IronPython
• IronPython in Action
• The IronPython Cookbook
• IronPython and the DLR Blog
• IronPython, Windows Forms and Silverlight articles
• Michael Foord's Python blog
• Dynamic Language Runtime
• Resolver Systems, Michael's employer
• Jim Hugunin's foreword to IronPython in Action
• Ironclad

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Running time: 58:33

OpenStreetMap.org, the provider of free and royalty-free geographic data.

Guest: Steve Coast for OpenStreetMap.org

OpenStreetMap wiki

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Running time: 56:35

ScummVM, a collection of recreated popular game engines made to run on new platforms.

Guest: Eugene Sandulenko for ScummVM

• About ScummVM
• Copyright FAQ
• ScummVM Name

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Running time: 58:31

"DHH" talks about Ruby on Rails, 37Signals, and how he came late to coding.

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Running time: 1:17:39

Christopher "Sean" Morrison" for the free and open source tank game, BZFlag.

Christopher "Sean" Morrison, core developers and project administrators for BZFlag Christopher "Sean" Morrison is one of the core developers and project administrators for BZFlag, an highly popular open source online tank battle game. He joined the BZFlag development team in 2003 and is now one of the leading source code contributors to the project actively involved in project management, infrastructure, and code development. Sean is also the project lead and core contributor to BRL-CAD, an open source solid modeling CAD system with more than 25 years development history originating from the U.S. Army Research Laboratory. He actively contributes to numerous other open source projects including CIA (IRC notification system), FTGL (Freetype OpenGL font rendering), libIRC (IRC communication library), buildconf (GNU Build System preparation tool), and others.

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Running time: 48:34

Ubuntu, the free, community developed, Debian-based Linux operating system.

Guests: Jono Bacon, community manager for Ubuntu

Jono Bacon is Ubuntu community manager at Canonical, helping lead the worldwide community of contributors who work on the Ubuntu family of distributions. He started his work in 1998 by building one of the UK’s first Linux websites, Linux UK. He was later open source advocate and community builder for OpenAdvantage, and founded the LugRadio podcast and the Jokosher project in order to produce an open source multi-tracker application. In 2008 Bacon founded his Severed Fifth project, designed to explore how far a musician can take his music with the new economics of the music industry.

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Running time: 49:10