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Recorded Live November 3, 2009.
- Feature: Introducing Ubuntu 9.10.
- Interview: Talking to Ed Lin from MaxMind about Geolocation and what it can be used for.
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Topics Covered: - Interview: Ed Lin, Business Development Manager at MaxMind / GeoIP.
- Understanding the security of Geolocation: does it violate or risk privacy?
- What IP Geolocation Technology can do for businesses.
- Viewer Question: How does GeoIP get the information about a users' location if the ISP does not subscribe to provide that information?
- Understanding how GeoIP information may be used by a vendor to prevent your credit card from being used illegally.
- MaxMind GeoIP and Credit Card Fraud Detection as an end-user tool for Wordpress (for example).
- Viewer Question: Does GeoIP support IRLP and are APIs available for ESRI and a bunch of other highly technical acronyms.
- Viewer Question: I've been blocked trying to buy electronics from Milwaukee. Why would that be?
- Viewer Question: Does MaxMind map IPN tunnels in order to maintain an accurate database?
- Viewer Question: Does GeoIP do anything to support new IP 911 standards?
- The most basic difference between MaxMind's GeoIP service and Credit Card Fraud Prevention service.
- Viewer Question: Will GeoIP work over IPV6?
- Viewer Question: What is IPV4?
- Feature: Introducing Ubuntu 9.10 "Karmic Koala".
- Robbie's experience updating three computers to Ubuntu 9.10.
- The lone error: "Language Support is Incomplete" after upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10.
- A few of the big new features that are included in Ubuntu 9.10.
- Cloud computing is easy on Ubuntu 9.10 with the included Ubuntu One service.
- Syncronizing files between multiple computers using Ubuntu One cloud computing on Ubuntu Linux.
- Why cloud computing can be a really handy feature.
- Accessing and syncronizing contacts between computers via Evolution and Ubuntu One.
- Viewer Comment: If you want to store more than 2 GB of files, you'll need to spend $10 per month.
- Viewer Question: Have you used your Jawbone Bluetooth headset with Ubuntu 9.10 yet?
- Viewer Question: You have an unRAID NAS; so what do you need cloud storage for?
- Viewer Question: What is the difference in mounting or unmounting a USB drive on Ubuntu 9.10?
- Viewer Question: I'm unable to stay connected to WiFi, and my Adobe Flash player keeps breaking. What can I do?
- Adobe's response to Robbie's comments about Adobe Air not working on AMD 64-bit processors in Linux.
- Viewer Question: What application do you use to record your desktop live?
- Viewer Question: Do you have any articles handy to help move my Ubuntu onto another hard drive?
- Twitter has launched the new "Lists" feature. Understanding how Twitter Lists work, and what they can do to help you streamline your Twitter experience.
- Twitter.com: Service Temporarily Unavailable.
- Setting up a new List with Twitter.
- Viewer Question: Does any Linux server distribution include Active Directory?
- Is it possible that one machine could be connected to multiple routers and switches?
- Viewer Comment: I setup my Jawbone on Ubuntu 9.10 and it works perfectly.
- Viewer Question: I'm using Linux Mint 7 64-bit. Sound works with all my Linux applications, but not with Flash Player. What gives?
- Announcement about our upcoming "The Meat" re-launch special.
Links: Notes: Questions about MaxMind's GeoIP service, or anything you've seen on tonight's interview: please email Ed at
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