Topics Covered:

• Robbie Ferguson and Rachel Xu present live from the Category5 studios in Barrie, Ontario.
• Send in your postcards.
• Wishing Geek Gamer Weekly congratulations on achieving 200 episodes.
• {play 4:19}Viewer Questions
• Viewer Question: How did you hide your IP address in a recent show?
• Using anonymous proxies to browse the web, such as hidemyass.com or freeproxyserver.ca.
• Viewer Comment: Ultrasurf is a popular proxy.
• Viewer Comment: Proxies are generally for paranoid people or those doing something they shouldn't be online.
• {play 10:32}Contest - Win a year supply of Eco Alkalines batteries!
• Viewer Question: How are rechargeable batteries vs. Eco Alkalines?
• Viewer Question: I'm trying to upgrade my Wirecast show to 16:9 from 4:3 but my background images appear to be poor quality no matter what I try. Is there a graphic size that you'd recommend?
• Creating images that match up to 1080p 16:9, losslessly.
• Viewer Question: What do you think of the idea of plugging some thumb drives into a Pogoplug and sending it to a family member, telling them to plug it in to their Internet? Would that be good, cheap access to cloud storage?
• Why you'd want to label your flash drives on a Pogoplug.
• {play 30:10}Top Stories from the Category5.TV Newsroom.
• {play 35:25}Feature: Instagram is now owned by Facebook. Love it or leave it, Robbie shows you how to use Instaport to download all your pictures from Instagram so you have a backup.
• Viewer Comment: You should have Klingon subtitles.
• {play 43:03}How to tell if if a web site is down for everyone, or just me using downforeveryoneorjustme.com and sending the future you an email from the past using futureme.org.
• {play 47:45}Tineye vs. Google's reverse image search.
• Using Tineye and Google's reverse image search to find similar images, different resolutions and other web sites that have the same picture on it.
• Viewer Question: What happens if you search for yourself on Google Image Search?
• {play 53:15}Viewer Questions.
• Viewer Question: I am trying to bitcoin mine from a group of computers, but can't connect by SSH to my Ubuntu computer. I've tried changing UFW settings and still can't get connected. What can I do?
• Connecting to localhost via SSH to see if SSH is running.
• Updating ufw rules to allow SSH connections.
• Installing openssh-server to allow SSH connections to your Linux computer.
• Shout out to Brianna!

Links to Relevant Web Sites:

• Category5 on Tech Podcast Network: cat5.tv/tpn
• Category5 on Twitter: @category5tv
• Robbie on Twitter: @RobbieFerguson