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Today's show is entitled, Linux and Law's SIE.
It is part of the series Linux and Laws.
It is hosted by Monochromec and is about 33 minutes long.
It carries an explicit flag.
The summary is an overview of PRS inter-workings and stats based on a ludicrous claim by the
and Laws.
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This is Linux In Laws, Season 1 Episode 62, Martin, how are things?
Yes, 62, very good, very good.
Yeah, no, things are excellent.
Are you enjoying the summer in the UK as in 50 degrees, 15 degrees and almost slowing?
Yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
We're talking about what 60 degree centigrade.
And don't run Frankfurt.
I mean, forget about these hot spots in the US.
I mean, Frankfurt is the place where it happens.
No, I'm joking.
Of course, it's just the same thing.
Let's talk about what 60 degree centigrade is.
And don't run Frankfurt.
I mean, forget about these hot spots in the US.
I mean, front-front is the place where it happens.
No, I'm joking of course. No, I mean today's and when recording this at the very last day of June
Today has clocked in at around 30 degrees in downtown Frankfurt
and it only has rain for a cup of hours during the last cup of weeks which not that much
No matter if you hate downtown Frankfurt or do
Well, I don't but I go that frequently
Okay
For where I live today Frankfurt is about four miles so it's not that far
And
You might live by some kind of on top of some mountain where it's freezing and cold and windy all the time
No, I don't live in the UK market
It's any consolation
No, but today's not about the weather
Let's not your weather podcast. No, this is much more about an episode that's
Beloved
person called can fall in date
Prior to the 20 to our 20 years in review
Episode as without further ado and 60 yes exactly let's take a look at
What's Mr. Fagmas referring to
So the thing is Martin
I mean the details within the show notes but
including the link to that episode and
The
Important bit is people listen if you're interested in this
How HPR works certainly on the rest of it listen to this episode. This is important bit because much of the following will refer to this episode
for example
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that we have more listeners
than the people has in
than the earth sorry than the earth
Wow, I think it's the the galaxy
Quite a lot of somebody
Yeah, well, I don't know if you can find out for me, but he talks about a 200
Billion listeners
obligatory drumroll and you can logically say that the Linux in law show has a total of
270 billion
3,000 and eight subscribers and Martin in terms of marketing this is pure gold
Yeah, we need to re-write that
I'm just take it. Did you what when did you fire the last marketing department
But we could go
We haven't talked about it. Did you re-write or they'll use this so there's no marketing
Okay, because I need one this you've been proven here
Mark in that case you'll be glad to hear
But you think but you see thing is this this this number only leaves us to one conclusion
What about marketing
If we have more listeners
then the earth has inhabitants
Well we must have
extra culturalea listenership as well
yeah, no, okay
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plane it's listen husband
We didn't count the sheet that listened to us
Oh they look what they made
Things though
They're playing some
If that figure is anything to go on, you must have a significant
extraterrestrial listenership.
Well, I took the, you forgot to count the sheep, was it going to be there?
Right up.
But you didn't even, without, even with the...
Either way, I don't.
Go back to Mark.
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Okay.
So, so let me, in first of all, thank you very much.
Oh, extraterrestrial listenership.
I'm going to mention that they meant...
Did I have a name?
Yes.
They do it.
They do it.
Let me get this right.
Quickings.
I didn't have to move.
Go back to Mark.
Go back to Mark.
I thought they came.
Yeah.
I thought they came.
So, yes.
So, the end of the end of the transcript is actually around supposed to read this because
they put about 20k of muller into our coffers at Quickaxx.
No axe kills faster in the known universe.
And clinkens please.
Please excuse me if I butcher this message as I said, my clinkens is awful.
But as I said, it's, we are on the rise in terms of extraterrestrial sponsorship.
So, Mark, that's another axe at 20k.
All right, we're just going down our whole thing.
It costs right.
We would have even more cashiest at our disposal, Mark.
If you wouldn't always expense your coke habit.
More than zero.
Okay.
Let's exchange.
Speaking of coke.
Pepsi coke.
Coca-Cola.
No, no.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
It's a burden.
It saves you.
If you're listening.
It's bad for you.
We have, we have quite...
Reason with sponsoring clients in place.
The email address is sponsored.
I'll leave you with the email address on the YouTube.
And as you just heard, if you're thinking about extraterrestrial expansion,
we are the podcast.
You want to get in touch with.
So, we repeat that email address.
Sponsor.
I'll leave you with the email address.
I'll leave you with the email address.
And plans are affordable.
And as I said, we are probably not only in the opposite space,
but we be the podcast that is listened to across the universe.
Well, not only does.
If we give case numbers, I didn't think to go by.
Not only that, we're not just listening to across the universe.
We're listening to more outside of Earth than on Earth.
So, it's the...
Yes, it is.
I don't want to.
Yes.
Sheep or not, Mark.
Exactly.
Yeah.
Or even extraterrestrial creatures.
So, Mark, here's a homework task for you.
I have some marketing department that will look after extraterrestrial sheep and other species.
Okay.
Well, we can all discuss.
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The rule is exactly the rule is worked, we now know how HBAR works internally.
So Martin, for Mark's mission accomplished.
Yes, yes.
And with that, we would like to, again, thank HPR, especially Kenneth Fallon.
Yes.
There's beyond answers.
And it's probably exactly.
And that way, what about this, this campaign climbing?
Because it's going to be amazing.
I mean, can validate that we have 200 billion listeners, that makes it, I can almost
see the headlines, New York Times, London Times, England Times, England Times, yes.
But other papers that come to mind, Harold Tribune, Los Angeles Times, the Irish Times,
maybe the independent.
There's no German Times, no, but of course, we have a front foot, I can understand it.
Yes, I mean, I can almost see the headlines, it lost the most listen to podcasts across the
universe.
Amazing.
And with that, we are almost at the end of the episode, that was actually the shortest
episode in the history of what they did from England Times.
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Okay, you're still listening, which is good news.
Okay, now jokes aside, first of all, Cadden has a cup of valid points when he basically
has the last one whole thing and came to the conclusion that these figures may be a little
bit off.
So let's take a look at some of his arguments.
Do you want to go first, Martin?
Yeah, we can do.
So I think he has actually confirmed the archives that opened numbers, so from that point
of view, we are good.
The bits that he's picking up on is the fact that we talked about syndication, which was
the wrong word, but we assumed that there's quite assumed that when we are on something
like Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts, then you could expand those numbers by a factor,
which was obviously an unknown factor, which is very, however, as he points out, a lot of
these podcasts hosting, I don't know if they have that to say, a name for them, refer
back to the original HDR location.
As in, yes, they are hosting their website, we're not as the time to shed light on how
we came to this conclusion.
And rightly points out, we're listening to on ourcast.org, as in download stats between
1,500 and 2,000 in a bit, for enough, if my student at one of the biggest USI's
piece is anything to go by, unfortunately, I cannot mention their name, because the check
hasn't arrived in the mail yet in terms of sponsoring.
Did you not do it in the job?
No, Mark, Mark has not reached out, has not reached out to them yet.
Okay, if they refuse to pay you as well.
I mean, the details are being implemented, yeah.
You can, is this, this ISPR, by looking at my LinkedIn profile, for example, if that's
the experience is anything to go by, the download figures as Ken wrote, he pointed out,
do not reflect real world in terms of Ken or re-mentioned stats, anything you not, you
do not see in the web server logs.
Content liver networks as in CDNs, the likes of CloudFlare, I come on all the rest of them,
tend to cache these things.
So in that case, Ken is absolutely spot on, syndication wasn't the right turn, but rather
caching.
If my past experience, if my past experience at this ISP is anything to go by, tripling
or quadrupling these figures is a very conservative estimate.
So if we clock in at around, say, let's 2000, download figures or not, to 2000 downloads
on per episode on aircraft or arc, if you quadruple this, you are clock in about 8000.
So we are not totally off if that assumption is anything to go by, we assume that between
5 and 10,000 people don't know us per episode, plus the fact that you do not see the
nuts or the nuts at downloads in your lock anyway.
But Ken is absolutely spot on when he says that this is not an exact time, and this
is actually very true in terms of its far from an exact time.
So what we essentially did is, we took these development figures from the aircraft of
Arc, and this is what you can scrape from the websites, and then project it to these numbers
based on past experience, and so are we arrived at these stats?
Well, they're not stats, they're telecast projections, yes, projections, yeah, and yeah,
there's a lot going on.
No, yeah, as he's saying, as the same goes, that's the, they can be used for many, many reasons,
but yeah, as long as we can explain the logic behind our calculations, that's fine.
And as, as the same as Ken has done, explained his logic business, which is great.
Yes.
And there's also one, I mean, people by all means, check out the episode and also very
important.
And with the transcript.
Yeah, now he's done a very, that way.
Yes.
And Ken fully marks for, for doing this transcript, never mind coming up with a, with the
figures, never mind doing the Libra Office magic, but if you take a look at the plot figure
that is in the transcript, I'm proud, almost, to say that we are in the upper third
percentile of the download figures on all of the published episodes.
And of course, it's a matter of debates, if limits in loss by uploading the audio files
is actually a true podcast in itself, because Ken may have a point of insane that HPR's
actually podcast on the podcast hosting platform, some people may agree to differ on this
one.
But at the end of the day, in terms of if you take a look at this figure, as in the plot figure,
we are up there with regards to the most downloaded episodes on Hackabolic Radio, even
within the first couple of weeks of publishing new new new content.
And again, listeners, thank you very much.
We wouldn't be there without you.
There's an important bit.
Never mind whether you're extraterrestrial or not.
Yeah, I would like to know what the episode was on July, someone July, which had the,
the most hits in HPR's street this year, but yeah, of course, I'll reference that to
the episode list.
The details, I will be in the show notes, yes, it's probably the more, yeah, it's probably
episode, I think it's Mozilla, CTO, if not complete in a second, but I might be up
but I may be wrong, I don't know.
Again, people, thank you very much, keep listening, because you make the podcast.
And if you, if you want to, if you want to skew, the figures even more spread the
word.
So, my people are down with this stuff.
People see extraterrestrials anyway.
We don't mind, spread the word, completely clueling, I was thinking for, thank you.
I'm putting this, my clean, my clean is far from perfect, okay, I think we still have
some feedback, Marvin.
We do, we do, we do, we do, we do, we do, thank you, sure.
Yes, I'm positive, but let me start, it's, it's, we don't know, we haven't done this,
we haven't done this, we haven't done this, we haven't done this, we haven't done this,
we haven't done it on the episode, we're just in the level virtualization and marked
in faith, which of course, since when episode 57, they come at the first to unite Germany
and Russia from the Katonic, no, to make the katonic act, sorry, Russian and Germany
would be a powerhouse, to help with NATO, Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya, how many more victims
are they going to be, while the cowardly and evil west goes along with it. This is a highly
political comment, but as we are explicit and be on not censors, I hope.
Martin, any comments on this?
No, it's someone's opinion. Clearly, I'm a political one. That's
it's somewhat from the eastern part of the word of the action.
Martin, I mean, just for the point, what would happen if you would unite Germany and Russia?
And I'm not talking about the former Eastern Germany, I'm talking about the old of Germany.
Okay. Oh, of course, the Ukraine and some other states, NATO of course wouldn't take
hardly to it, right? Well, the downside is that they wouldn't have any mobiles for their
gas because, too. But you see, not very Russia could join NATO first. Yes, we mentioned this
to me. Correct. Yes. So if Russia would join NATO, of course, that would probably mean Putin stepping
down on something, the likelihood of that happening, the likelihood of that happening
may be very small. This would actually be possible. Yes. But as a chance to offer
a take place. Yeah, I've got a very close circle. It's from the comment. I don't think
the Secretary of the United States is a fan of NATO. Correct. Yes. But you see, without the
Biden of NATO, this unification wouldn't happen unless Germany decides to leave NATO,
which is probably off the path anyway. Okay. Well, this guy challenges the next stuff.
Do you want to wait the next one? Sure. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
It's the one from Sarah. Yes. So, or on episode 58 by Sarah, hello, which I was always,
it will be fun to collaborate. One of these days. Well, Sarah, please do.
When they're sorry, there's more in the comments. Yes, there is more in other
comments than making a comment on the comments. Sorry, of course, what the way. I thought it was
me to comment on my comment on the comment. Anyway, she continues. She continues. And yes,
law, I did let my show remain labeled explicit when there was probably no swearing,
but I never know what the fans folks. So, I don't consider damn or hellsware worse, but many
folks do. And since I normally swear, like I say, I thought better say, sorry,
slightly face-winged thingy. There we go. Yes, enough to refer into the episode of season 1 episode
58, comment using friends and aptly named Sarah. So, Sarah was actually, on that episode,
was actually a box as an epic of the week, which I came across when listening to episodes
or to publish audio files and like a public radio. And Sarah talks about hardcore,
if I could, if I could, if I could, it's correctly. So, memory fading about knitting and
some other stuff. So, Sarah, if you're listening to this and my money would be on, my money would
be on you are. Please get in touch. We would really love to have come to show. So, that we can
talk about other hardcore stuff as well. Both of our shows are explicit. So, we can go even
down the root of, what's the one I'm looking for? We've been, and some other text show,
what is it? If you're sorry, I mean, this is hard cause, Sarah. This is the real world.
And, jokes aside, all right, if you want to, if you want to part of this,
we are looking forward to having on the show, please get in touch. Email addresses,
feedback, a little bit's in us on a you. Feel free to send the email and we'll take it from there.
Tell Martin, any, any, any boxes? That's on the picture for the week.
Oh, this box is, and I popped, so I was a, it's moving, is that? Well, probably back, it's a, yeah,
this is one of the few things I can discuss with my go ahead. So, this is the,
movie's called Le Mans 1966, which is really about the whole story about Ford,
turned by Ferrari and being stuffed and then building their own toys, and stuff like that.
This is, yeah, this is a, this is a, this is a, this is the story, and I must be putting this right.
If you're interested, let's go things. That room, yeah, actually, that reminds me of,
I think I mentioned this already, there's a, there's another movie on this subject, where actually,
they check, and I don't think it's the same movie, because they actually,
it's almost like a, like a documentary, they, and things will be in the show notes. The movie
speaks about Ford putting a serious amount of money, yes, yes, into, into, how to combat Ferrari,
because Ferrari offers most, Ferrari declined the offer to be bought by Ford. Yes. So,
Ford came up with their own car, and the movie pretty much depicts what happens around this.
Maybe I'm really old, maybe I'm really of old age, and we're talking about the multiple movies on the subject.
This is a heavy movie. Yeah, but it wouldn't, it wouldn't, it has more than one movie, exactly.
But the links will be in the show notes, and it's, it's certainly worth taking a look at both of them,
I suppose, if they are really, they're different. Oh, the story is the same one, yeah, and so what about
a, yeah, it's a, it's a, it's really a, I want to say a, a trash movie, it's called Book of Monsters,
because it's, yeah, it's, yeah, it's, it, I, I, I am DB, scores it for 0.7. So, you want to have a little bit of
boost before you watch it, but if you are starting to intoxicate, it makes an excellent watch,
because the whole thing is so hilarious that you get the most fun enough it. People do not watch it
sober, it doesn't make any sense, or it doesn't make much sense, but it's this way. I'm, I'm
okay, but I'm quite, sometime ago, I think it was released in 2018, so it's a little bit older,
but if you have nothing else to do, anyone, if you want to kill a couple of hours, and if with the
ride through, at hand, it would certainly, a weight of a time in terms of watching it.
Uh, yeah, and if you're listening to this, here could be a cure, but this, this mentioned,
did I prove could be your band, exactly. So, if you stretch it back as the back says, the
big card spurs and of the world, the address is Martin wants to hear at least in the study.
Yeah, so, yeah, okay, I guess that's the one thing that we will learn from this
episode, um, uh, listen to them as a mother. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's a good
time as I need to say thank you, uh, for, to something called Hacker Public Radio. Oh, yes,
well, we do that part of them, yes, this is a very, um, specific, uh, extra time to do it.
It's, um, even all can can, and for instance, their hard work, uh, so definitely the cat form and
sponsorship. Yeah, so can David and all the rest of them, as they're called,
geneticists, they're called, or they're almost there called themselves. Yes, this is the following
is for you, Hacker Public Radio. Thank you very much, your turn. Okay, have, uh, have, have, have,
have Hacker Public Radio, you and that. Hacker Public Radio, are they got, though? Okay, Hacker Public Radio,
I mean, you could go with English. Yes, yes, yes, Hacker Public Radio, how do you jack you?
And I think we, we fact, we should leave it at that. Then we should, we should, you should
leave it at that time, we should leave it at that time. So, um, Hacker Public Radio, much as
precious. Ah, it's better. Yes, yes, of course. Um, maybe there's something more, bear with me.
Hacker Public Radio, right, you are, apparently that was Russian.
Hmm, okay. Anything else? Anything else? Then we just come to my mountain. At the, I think that's
probably, um, sufficient. Yes, we have it. Well, yeah, I guess we're missing Chinese credits, credits,
close, can, in France. We, we wouldn't be there without you. Hmm, so all in all, thank you very much.
And rebutters, comments, rebutters about the site. We will be on Hacker Public Radio,
until we decide to do otherwise. And thank you again for having us.
Hmm. Yeah, we should really, like, kind of, yeah, that's a great thing. Yes.
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