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Linux Journal Insider - August 2011

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Shawn and Kyle discuss our Community issue this month with their little community of two. While certainly one is the loneliest number, two isn't much better, so join them in this month's Linux...
Linux Journal Insider - July 2011

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This is our Cool Projects issue, so Shawn and Kyle share its coolness with you. They also talk about things that need cooling, like beer and server rooms. (NOTE: It may be dangerous to combine beer...
Linux Journal Insider - June 2011

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This month, Shawn and Kyle discuss sticks of bubble gum and horror movie spider robots. Well, OK, maybe not exactly. This is our embedded issue, so the guys talk about getting Linux into small...
Linux Journal Insider - May 2011

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This month, Shawn and Kyle attempt to soothe your insecurities with our Security issue of Linux Journal.  Granted, reading this issue alone won't make you impervious to all the evils in the...
Linux Journal Insider - April 2011

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This month, Shawn and Kyle discuss a topic they both know very little about: Web development. They manage to discuss the issue fairly well, but thankfully they have the help of our own Katherine...
Linux Journal Insider - March 2011

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This month, Shawn and Kyle talk about the tools they keep in their pockets.  Smart phones are much more than just phones, and with Linux you've got multiple choices for handset operating systems...
Linux Journal Insider - February 2011

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This month we focus on the desktop. No, not the one cluttered with dirty coffee cups and dried up pizza crusts (ie, Shawn's desktop), but rather the Linux desktop. Whether you're a die hard Gnome...
Linux Journal Insider - January 2011

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Shawn and Kyle kick off the 2011 calendar with one of their favorite issues, or at least one of the issues they relate to the most; System Administration! Whether you want to get a glimpse at the...
Linux Journal Insider - December 2010

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This is our 200th issue!  We celebrated the 200th issue by sending Kyle Rankin to Spain, leaving Shawn to do the podcast alone.  OK, maybe we didn't actually send Kyle to Spain,...
Linux Journal Insider - November 2010

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This month we throw away the owner's manual, and bend hardware and software to our will.  Join Shawn and Kyle as they discuss the "Hack This" issue.  Whether you like to solder or...
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