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Thursday, February 16

1329418800 Windows Weekly
1329427800 iPad Today
1329431400 Tech News Today
1329436800 Dr. Kiki's Science Hour
1329440400 Before You Buy
1329444000 This Week In Computer Hardware

Friday, February 17

1329505200 this WEEK in LAW
1329517800 Tech News Today
1329523200 In Other News (beta)

Saturday, February 18

1329591600 The Tech Guy
1329602400 Weekly Daily Giz Wiz

Sunday, February 19

1329678000 The Tech Guy
1329692400 this WEEK in TECH
1329703200 Game On!

Tuesday, February 21

1329850800 MacBreak Weekly
1329858000 TWiT Photo
1329863400 Tech News Today
1329868800 Frame Rate
1329876000 Ham Nation
1329879600 NSFW

Wednesday, February 22

1329931800 FLOSS Weekly
1329937200 Security Now
1329944400 This Week in Google
1329949800 Tech News Today
1329955200 Triangulation
1329958800 This Week in Radio Tech

Thursday, February 23

1330023600 Windows Weekly
1330032600 iPad Today
1330036200 Tech News Today
1330041600 Dr. Kiki's Science Hour
1330045200 Before You Buy
1330048800 This Week In Computer Hardware

Friday, February 24

1330110000 this WEEK in LAW
1330122600 Tech News Today
1330128000 In Other News (beta)

Saturday, February 25

1330196400 The Tech Guy
1330207200 Weekly Daily Giz Wiz

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Episode #438: Dirty Dirty Spectrum February 15th, 2012

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Security Now
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FLOSS Weekly 69

OpenMoko

May 16 2009

Sean Moss-Pultz and Christopher Hall for OpenMoko, the open source hardware platform for mobile phones.

Special guest co-host: Jono Bacon

Guests: Sean Moss-Pultz, and Christopher Hall for Open Moko.

Sean Moss-Pultz is the CEO of OpenMoko.

Christopher Hall is a recent employee of OpenMoko.

Jono Bacon is known for starting the website Linux UK, working on KDE, co founding the Lug Radio podcast. He is currently Canonical's Ubuntu community manager. He has published three books, spoken at open source conferences throughout the world, and releases his heavy metal music under a the free Creative Commons license.

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Here's what's coming up for FLOSS in the future. Think your open source project should be on FLOSS Weekly? Email Randal at merlyn@stonehenge.com.

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