Alan does a job switcheroo, Martin does a notes switcheroo, and Mark does a backdrop switcheroo.

Mark’s been colouring in his walls, Alan’s been reviving NøughtyLinux and Martin’s been chatting in herdr.

Martin connects a mouse and keyboard over Tailscale, Mark plays a recreation of an N64 classic, and Alan creates a PeerTube instance.

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Alan introduces a community insights tool called Canopy, Martin is chuntering from a sedentary position, and Mark plays The Last of Us Part II.

Mark find out how to run online exams, Alan migrates a shell script to Node, Martin finds a terminal multiplexer he likes.

Martin is on a break, Mark leaves the country to conduct experiments with Moodle, and Alan buys a portable gaming device (not that one).

Alan reports back from the Ubuntu Summit, Martin updates Jivetalking, and Mark is a fun guy.

Mark plays DOS games, Martin discoveres a new editor (again), and Alan makes an events app

Martin fixes Neovim, Mark has been playing Solasta: Crown of the Magister, and Alan does something unspeakable with snaps and flatpak.

Alan enjoys a particular kind of gaming, Martin consigns Grammarly to the bin, and Mark does some brewing with Kobo.

Mark organises recipes, Alan tidies up an app, Martin builds a new desktop.

Martin pours out his last MATE, Mark boldly goes where he’s been before, and Alan gets himself an assistant.

Alan crafts another Snap website, Martin brews up some Sidre, and Mark saves a very small fortune on block storage.

Mark runs commands on boot, Alan flexes his LXD muscles, and Martin uses remote desktops

Martin has been tailoring GitHub repository templates and settings, Mark has had Microserver woes, and Alan has been running Linux on Big Iron

Mark explains the links between Linux and North Hampshire, Alan spring cleans hit GitHub profile, and Martin gets busy with lazy git.

Alan builds a website (link soon), Martin reviews Zed Editor, and Mark joins the mesh life.

Martin makes a software audio engineer, Mark creates a Roku remote and Alan accidentally becomes a security blogger.

We round up listener feedback and discuss HyperMegaTech! Super Pocket, Kazeta, FossFLOW, Toniebox Reverse Engineering, Tonuino and Yarg-lang.

Mark revisits the classic Timesplitters game. Alan has entered a coding contest he can’t win. Martin gets trippy with network diagnostics.

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Alan discovers new music on Spotify with a shonky Python script. Martin makes a Go module for ffmpeg. Mark slices up his monitor with Tiling Assistant.

Martin writes an MP3 encoder using Go. Mark has been playing the fast-paced rogue-like Hades II, and Alan has another Grummage.

Mark’s been buying audiobooks, Martin discusses Nøughty Linux, and Alan’s been streaming again!

Alan dusts off his newsletter, Martin encrypts his new Framework laptop, and Mark noodles with Moodle tools.

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Alan has been using Nix, Martin has been adding panache to his terminal, and Mark’s been playing Rimworld Odyssey.

Martin found a fancy alternative to apt, Mark debugged his car charger, and Alan moved from Plex to Jellyfin.

Alan has been manifesting Snaps, Martin snapped, and migrated from MacOS to Linux, and Mark found family snaps in Immich.

Mark’s been retro gaming, Martin’s been syncing, and Alan’s been Gryping.

Martin runs Linux on an iPad, Alan has been to an AI hackathon, and Mark has a new phone running GrapheneOS

Alan prepares for the inevitable by mirroring GitHub to Forgejo], Martin sidesteps complexity with Just, and Mark gives his first thoughts on the VW ID.3.

Martin has a fancy GitHub profile, Alan is busy with maintenance, and Mark retired a project.

Martin overrides default browser behaviour, Alan automates GitHub using gh, and Mark creates a monster using Ubuntu Server and his Framework laptop!

Alan continues his Nerdy cloud-native journey, Mark fulfills his years-long dream of buying a new laptop, and Martin moves GMail to the junk folder.

Martin gets his Linux all rusty, Alan continues day trippin’, and Mark makes a timelapse.

Martin heists disk space from GitHub. Alan reboots a very nerdy website. Mark has been punishing his Steam Deck.

Alan uses all the models, Mark switches Bookshelf Buddy from Go to Python, and Martin completes his GotoSocial migration.

This long-awaited feature makes Nix and flakes dramatically more efficient in a wide range of scenarios

Removes all the cruft 🪓 from a GitHub Actions runner to make the most space possible for Nix ️❄️

Mark builds his first Bookshelf Buddy, Alan makes bots that pretend not to be bots, and Martin builds a very heavy keyboard.