- sats
- 4.4M
- boosts
- 320
- supporters
- 116
- episodes
- 64
These counts cover only boosts published to Nostr. Most boosts are sent by keysend and leave no public record, so the real totals are higher and some supporters won't appear. A boost note is a claim, not a receipt.
Supporters 116
Ranked by sats sent to LINUX Unplugged, all time.
- 1 KongrooParadox 578k sats
- 2 TheDudeAbides 465k sats
- 3 Greg the Lawyer 346k sats
- 4 Lusitropy.nix 346k sats
- 5 OpticTygre 234k sats
- 6 a-a-ron 190k sats
- 7 DerivationDingus 187k sats
- 8 Thomato 142k sats
- 9 npub1gathc…7lne 132k sats
- 10 wlp2s0 108k sats
- 11 cjmacadmin 100k sats
- 12 outdoor geek 95k sats
- 13 James Gordon 90k sats
- 14 dahjah 87k sats
- 15 Kiwi Bitcoin Guide 77k sats
- 16 distrostu 73k sats
- 17 adevries17 67k sats
- 18 frigolay 67k sats
- 19 jeffaf 61k sats
- 20 nostromo 50k sats
- 21 pab 40k sats
- 22 Retro Gear 39k sats
- 23 A Dude Trying Stuff 37k sats
- 24 shyfox 33k sats
- 25 GeneBean 28k sats
- 26 NyKoF 27k sats
- 27 oppy1984 26k sats
- 28 soltr0s 24k sats
- 29 trselby 22k sats
- 30 Chris 22k sats
- 31 Tim White 22k sats
- 32 Gary Walker 20k sats
- 33 Simon 20k sats
- 34 David Hardin 20k sats
- 35 pabi 19k sats
- 36 TebbyDog 19k sats
- 37 they call me steve 18k sats
- 38 Starfleet-Comp-Sci 18k sats
- 39 Ed Braaten 17k sats
- 40 fortydeux 17k sats
- 41 JCube 16k sats
- 42 terion 16k sats
- 43 Ed (on Fountain) 16k sats
- 44 olmec 15k sats
- 45 Clément 15k sats
- 46 odysseywestra 15k sats
- 47 Jakob Møller 15k sats
- 48 Bronzewing 15k sats
- 49 Aaron Young 13k sats
- 50 otterbrain 12k sats
- 51 m00ninite 12k sats
- 52 nights62 12k sats
- 53 dahjah 11k sats
- 54 bobbypin 10k sats
- 55 witcher123 10k sats
- 56 Chris Fisher 10k sats
- 57 shabbyanalyst 9.8k sats
- 58 sohamg 8k sats
- 59 PeteZinger 7.7k sats
- 60 elreydetoda (Alex) 6.8k sats
- 61 thegoldendragon 6.7k sats
- 62 ronny 6.7k sats
- 63 Mark From Northern Michigan 6.5k sats
- 64 Nicholas Bartlett 6.2k sats
- 65 thafacialhair 6k sats
- 66 theomahitis 6k sats
- 67 ThaFacialHair 6k sats
- 68 swat 5.9k sats
- 69 suderman 5.6k sats
- 70 Thor 5.4k sats
- 71 mjvc 5k sats
- 72 jasco 5k sats
- 73 HelicalPenguin 5k sats
- 74 TruGrytz 5k sats
- 75 pcnullref 5k sats
- 76 otterbrain 5k sats
- 77 Seth 4.7k sats
- 78 rubikman 4.7k sats
- 79 Bhh32 4.5k sats
- 80 Eyes_n0ir 4.4k sats
- 81 beauhilton 4.4k sats
- 82 scuffedjosh 4.4k sats
- 83 Netbug105 4.4k sats
- 84 Megastrik3 4.4k sats
- 85 baduhai 4.3k sats
- 86 Jan Holbo Kaddu Rasnussen 4.2k sats
- 87 ByteBitten 4k sats
- 88 daomah 4k sats
- 89 lmilius 4k sats
- 90 kaden 3.5k sats
- 91 magnolia_mayhem 3.4k sats
- 92 escott 2.5k sats
- 93 Confi 2.5k sats
- 94 Antwan 2.5k sats
- 95 Morack 2.4k sats
- 96 completenoobs 2.3k sats
- 97 arcticsplendor 2.2k sats
- 98 xceptn 2.2k sats
- 99 PeriodicLogic 2k sats
- 100 dhikrullah 1.7k sats
- 101 Lysander 1.1k sats
- 102 Alex Popescu 1.1k sats
- 103 opensourceaccountant 1k sats
- 104 Alex 1k sats
- 105 Akashi Hyogo 1k sats
- 106 fairero voltier 631 sats
- 107 btconboard #LNHANCE or #CTV 600 sats
- 108 iflyadesk 500 sats
- 109 nordicpenguin 500 sats
- 110 MaSc 395 sats
- 111 Sire 389 sats
- 112 LIFEonBTC 367 sats
- 113 Wartime 266 sats
- 114 debtwielder 240 sats
- 115 Azazel 141 sats
- 116 Antony 100 sats
Recent Boosts
The most recent boosts sent to this show, as published to Nostr.
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Web3vox.com web3 podcasting v4v concept build
→ Ep. 675 · 675: Sloppy Agent Roasting
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I did it! I took the plunge and signed up for an intro computer programming course for course credit. Until now I just have been a dabbler in writing scripts. The course is about Python. It's asynchronous online at my University. It's well done. Good blend of bite-sized chunks of written and video content with home work and quizzes. Have you guys taken lots of computer programming courses? What worked especially wel…
→ Ep. 675 · 675: Sloppy Agent Roasting
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I loved the AppleTalk episode! And remember if you want to play with it again in 5-10 years it'll still be supported in NetBSD ;-) https://fountain.fm/show/dWiuBeqpDSM86AwXRXov nostr:nevent1qvzqqqpxqupzpwrxeemtukuzv62esqjgxg4cmaxrs9sgl7j6tdrufuaturv0wea9qqszuvnh34g3j0r5tasdazx0q6668dqkfwvz79pvzd45ym4dfqfwxrgeq76fu
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mini sats forjob well-done as always🙏
→ Ep. 673 · 673: 8 Hidden Steam Machine Details
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Did my first members boost a few weeks ago, and decided to get Alby setup and give some extra support! How do most people boost the show, Fountain? Long live AppleTalk!
→ Ep. 674 · 674: LAN Before Time
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TIMETRAVEL BOOST! Loved the Holiday Homelab Hearing about Community Setups. Hope you revisit this in the Future so I can get Mine in there when I'm not 6 months behind on listening :)
→ Ep. 646 · 646: The Great Holiday Homelab Special 🎄
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(PS: One tip you may've already thought of- if you are able to plan out your route beforehand, installing/registering all the apps for chargers along your route before you leave makes things WAY easier. Especially for the plug 'n runs. Then all you've got to do is tap/enter stall id for the not as cool ones)
→ Ep. 674 · 674: LAN Before Time
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I'd say keep the Tesla chat coming! Always fun to see what's going on on that side of the fence. Totally hear you re chargers. I've gotten to the point where I assume the charger won't work if it's not EvGo, EA, Tesla, or has a perfect score on plugshare. EvGo is currently my favorite- they support plug and run on both Non-Tesla and Tesla. Super clean experience. And they are rolling out NACS!
→ Ep. 674 · 674: LAN Before Time
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With what seems to be the return of single use devices such as the rise of modded ipods and handheld gaming devices and even some going back to pocket cameras, I was wondering what y'all's take on this was? https://fountain.fm/show/dWiuBeqpDSM86AwXRXov nostr:nevent1qvzqqqpxqupzpwrxeemtukuzv62esqjgxg4cmaxrs9sgl7j6tdrufuaturv0wea9qqs20jfu5x22y5khwnzd2783nxuvc9zhkp0jujamuvmpsh76wdykvnqcrpffc
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→ Ep. 674 · 674: LAN Before Time
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Long time listener, first time Booster. Came across Bramble on HN; local password manager with cross-device sync. Rust crypto core. github.com/flythenimbus/bramble. See what yinz think. Thanks for all you do!
→ Ep. 673 · 673: 8 Hidden Steam Machine Details
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Oh, and I planned on the self-hosted route instead of a SaaS solution because the conference doesn't have much money (and my personal budget is tight), so I'd imagine paying for the VPS just for the 3 days of the conference shouldn't be too expensive and is just a one time cost. The solution doesn't need to be perfect (i.e. streaming to thousands of people across the globe w/o any latency/issues) but I just don't wa…
→ Ep. 670 · 670: There's Chickens in that Nebula
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Amazing content as always 😁 I also wanted to ask your opinion (since you all do audio professionally and regularly self-host things) on what kind of setup you would recommend for live streaming an online conference? I'll be helping out with CarolinaCon ( https://carolinacon.org/ ) this year ( running the infra: https://github.com/carolinacon/infra ), and I'd planned on doing Jitsi (since I've already got IaC for it…
→ Ep. 670 · 670: There's Chickens in that Nebula
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I’ve finally set up a Linux desktop and am slowly in the process of making it my daily driver. I’m running Mint and hve installed Librewolf browser but can you recommend any other high value services or apps for daily use? Like notes, email, backups and file storage as a starter. Thanks.
→ Ep. 672 · 672: The Kernel Is Not a Museum
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On the audible topic- I kept forgetting to set up my cron jobs years ago, so I was lazy and set up libation and mounted my audiobookshelf drive. It auto downloads and de-drms, follows my naming/folder conventions, and they show up in audiobookshelf within minutes of them showing up in audible. Especially handy for friends and family that want to contribute to audiobookshelf- just add their account to libation and do…
→ Ep. 672 · 672: The Kernel Is Not a Museum
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Question for you guys (and anyone in the community that wants to boost in)- do you have any preferred methods of dealing with burnout? I used to get rejuvenated by doing something weird with my homelab, joining in on a JB challenge, going for a hike, or letting my adhd pick a random new hobby for me. But nowadays everything seems to just make it worse. Would love to hear strategies you guys use! (Especially Chris si…
→ Ep. 671 · 671: Windows Without Windows
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Hey guys, long time no boost. Soltros here. I retired Soltros OS, but I learned a lot. Right now I’m working on https://github.com/soltros/Cabinet, a file locker because I really don’t like using Nextcloud. Anyways, I’m very grateful for all of you. You all do incredible work with the podcast. Thanks for being you.
→ Ep. 671 · 671: Windows Without Windows
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ls | wc - l 8 I treat my downloads folder like /tmp. It even gets cleared on reboot. If there was something on there that I needed and got deleted... Then I didn't need it that much.
→ Ep. 671 · 671: Windows Without Windows
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I know it’s only ever played in the bootleg of the show, but my favorite AI song you have made is the “Time Killing Song” you play sometimes during the pre-show break. Can you share your Suno profiles somewhere? I think it would be fun to use the “College Accapella Group” profile.
→ Ep. 671 · 671: Windows Without Windows
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I'm in a similar boat to PJ- as a general rule, I don't fully integrate anything into my core/day to day production until I can own it and run it on my own hardware. (Or vps I control) Probably have been listening to Chris's defined networking ad reads for too long. 😆 But, that being said, one thing that is handy is that the openai api spec is quickly turning into S3 of the AI world. So in the interim, even with th…
→ Ep. 671 · 671: Windows Without Windows
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I'm field-testing PW manager PearPass, to eliminate the online sync dependency. But so far not going entirely smooth on the p2p sync. https://fountain.fm/show/dWiuBeqpDSM86AwXRXov nostr:nevent1qvzqqqpxqupzpwrxeemtukuzv62esqjgxg4cmaxrs9sgl7j6tdrufuaturv0wea9qqsg5yqz290kjeh90pwkm8kjkmrd3kn7l400wchy0rfgl4476e5m68c32xhgr
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I'm still using Bitwarden. Highest spouse approval factor and my company uses it so I get a free family plan
→ Ep. 669 · 669: Harshing rsync's Vibe
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Regarding the AI vibecoading, it feels to me that the distinction between core contributors to a software using AI tools or random people submitting AI written PR is important. The latter is what would annoy people that are trying to maintain a project because AI might not know anything about it. Personally I'm not a programmer but those tools help me write the code for some project I need, I take care of figuring o…
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One last ai boost, sorry. 🤪 I've found that treating ai contributions as if they came from another person is really helpful- just because I vibe coded or AI assisted something doesn't mean it is exempt from my normal review process. If I give the agent's PR the same scrutiny and feedback I do one of my junior devs, the amount of slop decreases by an order of magnitude. Whether it helps my juniors write less slop, o…
→ Ep. 669 · 669: Harshing rsync's Vibe