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Daylight Savings TimeDon't miss this week's live broadcast! This Tuesday night at 7pm Eastern.  [Click Here] for your local show time.

  • Important Note:  Our studio clocks spring forward this week.  If your clocks do not, please note that Category5.TV will be live one hour earlier than usual in your area.
  • Have a question for Robbie?  Use the Interact section of Category5.tv to get your answers during the show!
In the meantime, check out the latest broadcast below, or visit the Episode Index to catch previous episodes.
Episode 107 - Blocking Porn on Your Network
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Recorded Live October 6, 2009.
  • Special Feature:  Protecting your entire network from pornography and other potentially unwanted web sites using the free OpenDNS service.

Topics Covered:

  • Viewer testimonials.
  • Shouts out to new viewers.
  • Viewer Question:  My mother-in-law uses Outlook Express and gets a lot of spam.  How can I help her cut that down?
  • Viewer Question:  I got my new computer and wonder, is it a good system for running Ubuntu?
  • Why it's cool to use a separate hard drive for your Linux /home folder.
  • Viewer Comment:  It was actually a 160 GB drive in my computer.
  • Viewer Question:  Has anyone tried Swiftfox?
  • Viewer Question:  Is there an open source alternative for Exchange server?
  • Viewer Question:  Is Epiphany a clone of Firefox?
  • Viewer Question:  I have an Open Networks 624W router and have bricked it.  Is there a way to redeem it?
  • Viewer Question:  Is there a noticable speed difference if I were to add a second 10,000 RPM hard drive to my computer and run it as a striped RAID?
  • Viewer Question:  What files would I need to transfer from OpenOffice on Ubuntu to get access to items such as my custom dictionary on a Windows installation?
  • Viewer Question:  I have a RAID 1 on my computer.  Will I have any trouble installing Ubuntu via an external USB CD-ROM drive with that configuration?
  • Viewer Question:  Do you read or write files more?
  • Robbie's Story Minute:  An ~85 year old couple looking for a simple computer experience fell in love with Ubuntu Linux.
  • Help us make year #3 the best it can be: vote in the community poll.
  • Viewer Question:  If I put movies on my external hard drive on Windows XP, will I be able to watch it on Ubuntu?
  • Special Feature:  Using OpenDNS to filter pornographic material (or other unwanted sites) from your entire network.
  • Configuring DD-WRT to use OpenDNS.
  • Creating an account with OpenDNS so you may configure network filters.
  • Configuring the Windows client for automatic IP updating on OpenDNS.
  • Setting up your network on OpenDNS.
  • Setting content filtering based on filtering levels or custom filter settings.
  • Viewer Comment:  OpenDNS is in fact faster than my ISP's DNS server.
  • Viewer Comment:  Porn was a frequent problem in my last IT-oriented job amongst management.
  • Viewer Comment:  You are fantastic!  :@)  I was able to print from the forum, and even a PDF.  Thanks for your help!
  • Viewer Question:  I have two wifi routers and keep getting kicked off wireless.  Any suggestions?
  • Viewer Question:  Do you have any thoughts about the quality of ethernet cable ends?
  • Viewer Question:  How good is the false-positive rate and response times for OpenDNS?
  • Viewer Question:  Can you block specific sites only with OpenDNS (such as just blocking Wikipedia or Facebook?)
  • Viewer Question:  Could you make the show an hour longer?
  • Robbie's bonus 600 GB for unRAID--now at 3.2 TB of network storage space.

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Notes:

In addition to my response regarding transferring movies on an external drive between Windows and Linux, I would like to also mention that if the files from Windows contain DRM protection, you probably will not be able to play them on Linux.

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