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S3 Ep 22AI as a new outlier: The new knowledge frontier - (Episode 123)

In a world that's getting reshaped by artificial intelligence, a stark new divide is emerging: those fluent in the language of algorithms and those left on the margins of progress. Join us on “AI as a New Outlier: The New Knowledge Frontier” as we chart the fault lines between the AI-literate and the digitally disenfranchised. From boardrooms to classrooms, innovators harness AI’s power to revolutionize industries, while others struggle to keep pace with an ever-accelerating future. In this episode, we’ll unpack the critical skills, mindsets, and access points that define tomorrow’s technologists and explore strategies to bridge the gap so everyone can navigate and thrive in the age of machine-driven insights.

May 29, 202543 min

S3 Ep 21No CTRL-Z: What they don't teach you in schools or training - (Episode 122)

Welcome to the podcast episode diving into the unspoken realities of launching your career in IT. In this episode, we’ll peel back the curtain on practical lessons that formal education and training programs often overlook—from navigating legacy systems and mastering interpersonal communication with non-technical stakeholders to troubleshooting under pressure when deadlines loom. We’ll share war stories, insights, and actionable advice to help you avoid common missteps, accelerate your learning curve, and build confidence as you forge your path in a fast-paced, ever-evolving industry. Join us as we uncover the hacks, pitfalls, and strategies you can’t undo today.

May 23, 202559 min

S3 Ep 20Electric avenue: Cruising into the future or just showing off? - Episode 121

Welcome to That IT Show, and this time we’re taking a detour off the data highway onto Electric Avenue. In this episode, we're cruising into the future—or maybe just flexing in silence—as we explore the hype, hope, and horsepower behind electric cars. Are EVs the clean solution we’ve been waiting for, or just the latest status symbol for tech-savvy drivers? From charging stations to road trip realities, performance myths to eco-facts, we break down what it really means to go electric. Buckle up—this ride might change how you think about the road ahead.

May 14, 202557 min

S3 Ep 19Code & Chill: The Free Vibe Edition - (Episode 120)

Welcome to a new That IT Show podcast episode! In this laid-back episode titled Code & Chill: The Free Vibe Edition, we’re diving into the art of vibe coding — the rhythm-infused, pressure-free zone where creativity meets clean syntax. Whether you’re tinkering with open-source tools, looping lo-fi beats, or just exploring what it means to code without cost or constraint, this one’s for you. No gatekeeping, no fancy setups — just good vibes, free software, and a mindset that turns even your late-night bug fixing into a mellow experience. So grab your headphones, fire up your editor, and let’s vibe through the coolest free dev tools and how to build without breaking the bank. At the end of the day, who needs a budget when you’ve got vibes and a terminal?

May 8, 202531 min

S3 Ep 18Snapshots of you: Microsoft Recall, tech that remembers - (Episode 119)

Microsoft Recall is back and stirring up conversation all over again. In this episode, we explore the return of this once-pulled, now-revived feature that captures screen snapshots to power next-level search. What’s changed since its controversial debut? Is it safer, smarter, or still risky? Join us as we break down the comeback story of a tool that remembers everything — and ask whether it’s genius, invasive, or both.

May 2, 202559 min

S3 Ep 17AI: From Code to Character - (Episode 118)

Welcome to the new episode of That IT Show, "AI: From Code to Character". In this episode, we explore the fascinating evolution of artificial intelligence from cold, calculated code to dynamic digital personalities. In this episode, we dive into how AI systems are designed to mimic tone, emotion, and human quirks—sometimes even better than we expect. How does a machine develop a “personality”? Can it be authentic, or is it just a mirror of our behavior? Join us as we pull back the curtain on the algorithms, data, and design choices that shape how AI sounds, feels, and connects with us. Let’s find out what it means when your chatbot starts feeling a little too… human.

Apr 24, 20251h 0m

S3 Ep 16From Clamps to Clips: The Past Months in Podcast Add-ons - (Episode 117)

In this episode, we’re diving into the unsung heroes of our podcast setup—the small gadgets that quietly keep everything running smoothly. From mic stand upgrades to cables, screws, mounts, and other clever tools, we’ll walk you through the recent additions to our gear collection, why we picked them, and how they’ve helped improve our workflow. It’s all about the little things that make a big difference behind the scenes. Whether you're just starting out or deep into your podcasting journey, these tiny tools can save you time, reduce frustration, and elevate your podcasting quality.

Apr 17, 20251h 6m

S3 Ep 13Cut, Switch, Rock, Repeat! - (Episode 115)

Welcome to our new episode! In this episode, we’re throwing structure out the window and diving headfirst into a chaotic mix of travel tech tales, the latest in video switching hardware, behind-the-scenes wizardry of video editing on the move, and—because why not—an announcement for a soon-to-be released face-melting rock album that Vedran has been finishing with the band lately. It’s a whirlwind of cables, ATEM switchers, carry-ons, and a bit of Microsoft 50 year content. Buckle up—this one’s part tech talk, part tour diary, and all IT attitude.

Apr 10, 202555 min

S3 Ep 12Annoying hardware and software: Unfiltered tech talk on the state of our tech (Episode 114)

Welcome to the episode about annoying hw and software! In this episode, we dive headfirst into the chaotic, ever-changing world of technology — from mobile madness and OS wars to the latest Apple quirks and Windows weirdness. Whether you're team Apple or die-hard PC affecionado, we’ve got rants and real talk on what’s working, what’s not, and what’s driving us all slightly insane. No scripts, no filters — just tech as we see it. Let’s get into it.

Apr 3, 20251h 2m

S3 Ep 11Back to Basics: Why We’re Embracing Simpler Tech - Part 2 - (Episode 113)

Every ping, pop-up, and banner can feel like a digital ambush. Instead of helping us stay connected, our devices have become constant interrupters, scattering our focus and piling on stress. Faced with endless notifications, apps that track our every move, and social feeds that never stop scrolling, many have chosen a surprising solution: downgrading their devices to simpler models. They’re trading smartphone overload for uncomplicated flip phones, stepping back from sleek tablets to old-school laptops, and rediscovering a sense of balance, calm, and control in the process.

Mar 27, 20251h 1m

S3 Ep 10Back to Basics: Why We’re Embracing Simpler Tech - (Episode 112)

Every ping, pop-up, and banner can feel like a digital ambush. Instead of helping us stay connected, our devices have become constant interrupters, scattering our focus and piling on stress. Faced with endless notifications, apps that track our every move, and social feeds that never stop scrolling, many have chosen a surprising solution: downgrading their devices to simpler models. They’re trading smartphone overload for uncomplicated flip phones, stepping back from sleek tablets to old-school laptops, and rediscovering a sense of balance, calm, and control in the process.

Mar 20, 20251h 1m

S3 Ep 9Are We Underestimating Networks? A Reality Check - (Episode 111)

From home Wi-Fi to global data centers, networks are the backbone of modern technology. But are we underestimating their role? In this episode, we break down the importance of networking devices—routers, switches, firewalls—and why a strong, secure network matters more than ever. We’ll also explore home networks, VPNs for secure remote access, and how networking infrastructure shapes our digital world. Are we giving networks the credit they deserve? Let’s take a reality check!

Mar 14, 20251h 6m

S3 Ep 8Prometheus Unleashed: Taking Your Home Lab to the Next Level - (Episode 110)

Welcome to this episode of That IT Show, where we dive into the power of Prometheus and how it can revolutionize your home lab. You're in the right place if you want to elevate your monitoring game, gain real-time insights, and optimize performance. We’ll explore how to set up Prometheus, integrate it with Grafana, and create alerts that keep you informed. Whether you're a home lab beginner or a seasoned pro, this episode will help you take your observability to the next level. Let’s unleash Prometheus!

Mar 6, 202537 min

S3 Ep 8Become disconnected - The Digital Detox Blueprint - (Episode 109)

Welcome to a new episode of ThatITShow podcast, where we explore how to break free from digital overwhelm and reclaim focus, productivity, and peace of mind. In a world where notifications, emails, and endless scrolling dominate our attention, it's easy to feel trapped by technology. But what if you could reset your relationship with digital devices? In this episode, we’ll uncover practical strategies to unplug, set boundaries, and cultivate a healthier balance with technology—without sacrificing productivity or connection. Ready to take control? Let’s dive in!

Feb 28, 202542 min

S3 Ep 7Scientific journals, conferences, Scopus, WoS, ORCID – Cracking the scientific code - (Episode 108)

Welcome to That IT Show, where we dive deep into the world of technology, research, and everything in between! In this episode, we explore the intricate world of academic publishing. From getting your paper into top journals to navigating citation databases like Scopus and Web of Science, we uncover the challenges and strategies that define success in research. Whether you're a seasoned scholar or just starting, this episode will help you make sense of the chaotic landscape of scientific publishing in this first part of our journey through scientific publishing. Stay tuned!

Feb 20, 20251h 16m

S3 Ep 6The PhD Diaries: Lessons from the Doctoral Path - (Episode 107)

Welcome to That IT Show! Today’s episode is a special one because our very own Vedran has officially earned his PhD! 🥳 After years of research, writing, and defending, he’s finally crossed the finish line. But what was the journey really like? In this episode, Vedran shares the highs, the struggles, the surprises, and the biggest lessons from his doctoral path. Whether you're considering a PhD, in the middle of one, or just curious about what it takes, this episode is packed with insights, advice, and maybe even a few struggle stories. Let’s dive in!

Feb 13, 20251h 37m

S3 Ep 5No More Fear of Containers: Simplifying Orchestration with Portainer - (Episode 106)

Welcome to That IT Show! In this episode, we break down the complexities of containerization and show you how Portainer makes managing Docker and Kubernetes easier than ever. Whether you're new to containers or looking for a simpler way to deploy and monitor your workloads, we've got you covered. Tune in as we explore the basics, key benefits, and real-world use cases of Portainer. We'll also discuss common pitfalls, best practices, and how to streamline container orchestration. Let’s dive in!

Feb 6, 202548 min

S3 Ep 4UNRAID Awakens: Building the Ultimate Homelab - (Episode 105)

Welcome to That IT Show! In today’s episode, we’re continuing our journey into the exciting world of home labs, and at the center of it all is UNRAID. We’ll explore how to set up the ultimate home lab, connecting UNRAID with Proxmox for the best of both worlds—flexibility, virtualization, and rock-solid storage. Whether you're a home lab beginner or a seasoned sysadmin, this episode has something for you. Buckle up as we awaken UNRAID and take your home lab to the next level!

Jan 30, 20251h 9m

S3 Ep 3Lab like a pro episode 3 - Truenas and Rockstor your lab - (Episode 104)

In this episode of ThatITShow, we’re diving deep into expanding your IT homelab with robust storage solutions. Whether you’re running out of space or just ready to level up, we’ll explore the powerful capabilities of TrueNAS and Rockstor. Learn how to set up, configure, and maximize these tools for reliable, scalable, and efficient storage in your homelab. From RAID configurations to advanced sharing options, we’ll cover the essentials to help you build a more resilient and versatile environment. Tune in to discover how these systems can take your homelab to the next level!"

Jan 23, 202557 min

S3 Ep 2From Junk to Genius: Breathing New Life into Old Tech - (Episode 103)

Welcome to a new That IT Show podcast episode, where we dive into the fascinating world of technology, innovation, and everything in between! In today’s episode, "From Junk to Genius: Breathing New Life into Old Tech," we’re exploring how to turn your dusty, outdated hardware into something fresh, functional, and even fun. Don’t let that old laptop, desktop, or server gather cobwebs in a corner or end up in the landfill! We’ll discuss creative ways to repurpose old computers—whether it’s building a media server, setting up a retro gaming console, or even donating to a worthy cause. Join us as we uncover practical tips, clever hacks, and sustainable solutions to extend the life of your tech and make a real impact. Let’s transform yesterday’s junk into tomorrow’s genius!

Jan 16, 202549 min

S3 Ep 1The PC motherboard debacle: Why today's designs just don't work Part 2 - (Episode 102)

Are you tired of dealing with motherboard design issues and wondering why they don't seem to work like they used to? Look no further as we dive into the heart of the problem with modern motherboard designs. In this episode, we'll explore how manufacturers are cutting corners and creating real customer problems. From the partial lack of compatibility with advertised capabilities to issues with upgrades, we'll have a quality chat about why this is a real problem. Join us as we examine how modern motherboard designs fall short of customers' needs.

Jan 11, 202557 min

S3 Ep 1The Centi-Podcast Rewind, part 2 - (Episode 101)

Welcome to the second part of our "The Centi-Pod Rewind," an episode marking our journey through our first 100 episodes of exploring the ever-evolving realms of IT, computer science, cybersecurity, and IT education! This is Part 1 of a special retrospective where we reflect on the topics that defined our discussions, the ideas that shaped our thinking, and the knowledge we shared along the way. From deep dives into coding paradigms to debates on the future of AI, rants about Excel IT management, motherboard, and laptop design to IT education, we’ve navigated the vast landscape of technology with an eye toward its impact on learning and innovation. Today, we’ll rewind the clock to revisit some of the standout moments and even a few of the challenges we faced in crafting this series. Whether you’ve been with us since episode one or are tuning in for the first time, this celebration of milestones promises a mix of nostalgia, inspiration, and a peek behind the curtain of podcasting. So grab your headphones, sit back, and continue this Centi-Pod journey together!

Jan 3, 20251h 6m

S2 Ep 46The Centi-Podcast Rewind, part 1 - (Episode 100)

Welcome to the first part of our "The Centi-Pod Rewind," an episode marking our journey through our first 100 episodes of exploring the ever-evolving realms of IT, computer science, cybersecurity, and IT education! This is Part 1 of a special retrospective where we reflect on the topics that defined our discussions, the ideas that shaped our thinking, and the knowledge we shared along the way. From deep dives into coding paradigms to debates on the future of AI, rants about Excel IT management, motherboard, and laptop design to IT education, we’ve navigated the vast landscape of technology with an eye toward its impact on learning and innovation. Today, we’ll rewind the clock to revisit some of the standout moments and even a few of the challenges we faced in crafting this series. Whether you’ve been with us since episode one or are tuning in for the first time, this celebration of milestones promises a mix of nostalgia, inspiration, and a peek behind the curtain of podcasting. So grab your headphones, sit back, and start this Centi-Pod journey together!

Dec 27, 20241h 17m

S2 Ep 45Lab Like a Pro: Next-Level Proxmox with OpenSense & CEPH - (Episode 99)

Welcome to this episode of That IT Show podcast, where we dive into taking your home lab to the next level! Last time, we set up the foundation with Proxmox, and today we’re supercharging it with OpenSense for advanced network security and CEPH for scalable, fault-tolerant storage. Whether you're a home lab enthusiast or an IT pro looking to level up, we’ll guide you through integrating these powerful tools to transform your lab into a high-performance, enterprise-like environment. Let’s get started!

Dec 19, 202454 min

S2 Ep 44Homelab inception: Proxmox in Proxmox - (Episode 98)

In this episode, we demonstrate what happens when you try to emulate a multinode cluster of Proxmox machines. We learn how to install a Proxmox cluster with three nodes and run machines in it by using Proxmox to run three machines that contain Proxmox. Too much? Probably yes, but we still come out on top and learn how to start your journey towards a fully-fledged home lab.

Dec 12, 202459 min

S2 Ep 43The Bottom Line Blues: Tech Layoffs and Corporate Strategy - (Episode 97)

Welcome to a new episode of That IT Show podcast, where we decode the tech world one byte at a time. In today’s episode, "The Bottom Line Blues: Tech Layoffs and Corporate Strategy," we’re diving into one of the most puzzling trends in the industry: why are tech giants letting go of thousands of workers, even when profits are soaring and markets are thriving? Is it about future-proofing, shareholder pressure, or something deeper? We'll explore tech layoffs' economic, strategic, and human sides, peeling back the layers to reveal what drives these decisions. Stay tuned as we break down the logic—and sometimes the lack of it—behind the layoffs shaping the future of IT.

Dec 5, 202457 min

S2 Ep 42Launch and Crash: The Wild Ride of Tech Hardware - (Episode 96)

Welcome to Launch and Crash: The Wild Ride of Tech Hardware! In this episode, we dive into the chaotic world of tech product launches—where hype meets reality. From CPUs and GPUs to memory and motherboards, we’ll explore the pitfalls of rushed releases, the aftermath of overpromising, and how the tech industry handles—or fumbles—post-launch crises. Whether it’s overheating issues, driver nightmares, or disappointing performance, we’ll uncover the stories behind the launches that crashed and burned, and what they teach us about the state of innovation in computer hardware. Buckle up, it’s going to be a bumpy ride!

Nov 28, 20241h 5m

S2 Ep 41From Mini to Mighty: Apple’s M4 and the New Mac minis and iMacs - (Episode 95)

Welcome to this week’s episode of That IT Show, where we explore the cutting-edge innovations shaping the tech world. Today, we’re diving into Apple’s latest game-changers: the new Mac minis and iMacs, powered by the groundbreaking M4 and M4 Pro chips. From incredible performance upgrades to energy efficiency, Apple’s custom silicon sets new benchmarks. We’ll explain how these sleek machines revolutionize computing for professionals and everyday users. Are they worth the upgrade? How do they compare to previous generations? Stick around as we dissect the specs, performance, and potential impact of Apple’s M4-powered lineup. Whether you’re an Apple enthusiast, a creative professional, or just tech-curious, this episode has something for you. Let’s get started!

Nov 21, 202459 min

S2 Ep 40DEC Alpha 21164: The Unsung Hero of CPU Evolution - (Episode 94)

Welcome to today’s episode, where we delve into a remarkable piece of computing history: the DEC Alpha 21164, often called the 'unsung hero' of CPU evolution. Introduced in the mid-'90s, this processor was a powerhouse ahead of its time, pushing the boundaries of what CPUs could achieve in speed and efficiency despite being crafted by Digital Equipment Corporation, a company not typically associated with household tech names like Intel or AMD, the Alpha 21164 set records and influenced CPU design for years. From its revolutionary architecture to its role in high-performance computing environments, this chip was more than a technical marvel; it was a symbol of innovation in an era of rapidly advancing technology. Today, we’ll uncover the legacy of the Alpha 21164, exploring its design, impact, and why it holds a unique place in the history of CPUs. Let’s dive in and discover what made this CPU a trailblazer in ways most people may never have known.

Nov 15, 202447 min

S2 Ep 39Web of Words: The Boundaries of Digital Expression - (Episode 93)

Welcome to this episode of our podcast, titled "Web of Words: The Boundaries of Digital Expression." Today, we’re diving deep into one of the most complex and pressing issues in the digital era: freedom of speech on the Internet. The Internet was once heralded as a global platform where anyone could express their thoughts, share ideas, and connect freely across borders. But with the rapid growth of digital platforms and the complex mix of regulations, corporate policies, and evolving societal norms, this ideal has been both challenged and redefined. In this episode, we’ll explore the dynamics of free speech in the digital world—where are the lines drawn, who decides what can be said, and how these decisions impact individuals, communities, and entire societies. We’ll discuss the roles of social media platforms, government regulations, and the ongoing debate over censorship versus safety. Join us as we untangle the web of digital expression and ask the tough questions: What does freedom of speech really mean online, and is it possible to achieve true freedom in a connected world?

Nov 8, 20241h 1m

S2 Ep 38The Internet: ARPANET to the World Wide Web to... what? (Episode 92)

Welcome to the new episode, where we’re diving into the Internet’s fascinating journey—from its early roots as ARPANET, a military project connecting only a handful of research centers, to the World Wide Web, a sprawling digital ecosystem that touches every corner of modern life. We'll look at the milestones that transformed the internet into what we know today, unpack the technology that drives it, and explore what’s on the horizon. As we navigate emerging concepts, we’ll ask: where does the internet go from here? Join us for a deep dive into the Internet's past, present, and future.

Nov 1, 20241h 1m

S2 Ep 37Tiny Tech, Big Impact: Microcontrollers in Action - (Episode 91)

In this episode, we dive into the world of microcontrollers—those small but mighty devices transforming education and industry. From powering smart appliances and wearable tech to revolutionizing classrooms with hands-on learning, microcontrollers are everywhere, driving innovation at the core of modern technology. We’ll explore how these compact, affordable devices enable students to build real-world solutions while empowering engineers and manufacturers to optimize production processes. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, an educator looking to inspire the next generation, or a professional interested in the future of automation, this episode will highlight how microcontrollers are bridging the gap between theory and practice, creativity and functionality. Get ready to uncover the incredible potential of microcontrollers in today’s fast-evolving technological landscape!

Oct 24, 202456 min

S2 Ep 37Delayed and Deceived: Navigating Amazon's Delivery Chaos & Temu's Price Games - (Episode 90)

In this episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on the frustrating experiences many shoppers face with two of the most popular online shopping platforms. First, there's Amazon, where delivery times seem to be a gamble—items marked as "in stock" often arrive late, or worse, never show up, leaving customers feeling misled and out of options. Then, there’s Temu, a newer player that lures shoppers with tempting deals, only to manipulate prices every time you log in, creating a confusing and often deceptive shopping experience. We'll break down these troubling trends, share real stories of shopper frustrations, and give you some advice on how to protect yourself from these common pitfalls. If you've ever found yourself disappointed with an Amazon delivery or puzzled by Temu's shifting prices, this episode is for you. Stay tuned as we dive into the details!

Oct 17, 202454 min

S2 Ep 36Satellites vs. Ground Tech: The Battle for Reliable Disaster Communication - (Episode 89)

In this episode, we explore the vital role that communication technology plays in disaster relief efforts and why there may be better approaches than relying solely on cutting-edge solutions. While satellite networks like Starlink offer impressive capabilities, recent disasters like hurricanes Helene and Milton have demonstrated that combining old and new tech is often the most reliable answer. When power lines are down, and Internet access is severed, traditional communication tools like walkie-talkies, which may seem outdated, still prove their worth. These durable and easily deployable devices provide a fail-safe way to coordinate on the ground when high-tech solutions fall short. We'll discuss the strengths and limitations of satellite communication in crisis situations and why blending satellite systems with tried-and-true technologies is crucial for effective disaster relief. Please tune in to find out why, sometimes, old school is still the best school.

Oct 10, 202454 min

S2 Ep 35User Experience Overhaul: Bridging the OS Usability Gap - (Episode 88)

As technology evolves, so do the demands on operating systems, especially in advanced use cases like desktop clustering and workload distribution across multiple desktops. Today’s power users need more than just basic usability #they require operating systems that can handle complex tasks seamlessly, allowing them to offload heavy workloads, collaborate across virtual environments, and maximize performance. In this episode, we explore how modern OS designs can be enhanced to better support desktop clustering, advanced multitasking, and intelligent workload management. Join us as we discuss the future of operating systems for professionals, developers, and power users who demand more from their tech ecosystems.

Oct 3, 202454 min

S2 Ep 34Mirror or Mold: Social Platforms and Personal Identity - (Episode 87)

Social media has become an integral part of our daily lives, but is it merely reflecting who we are, or is it reshaping our sense of self? From Instagram filters to TikTok trends and LinkedIn profiles to Facebook timelines, these platforms provide spaces for self-expression and impose invisible standards. In this episode, we dive into whether social networks mirror our identity or if they subtly mold us into who they want us to be. Are we in control or being shaped by what we see?

Sep 26, 202457 min

S2 Ep 33Balancing Act: Work-Life Harmony While Working from Home - (Episode 86)

Welcome to our new podcast episode, where we explore the challenges and rewards of remote work. With more people working from home than ever before, finding the right balance between personal and professional life has become essential. In this episode, we’ll uncover strategies to maintain productivity while avoiding burnout, setting boundaries to ensure your home doesn’t become an extension of your office, and tips on staying connected with colleagues and loved ones. Whether you’re juggling family, household tasks, or simply trying to focus, this podcast is here to help you thrive in the work-from-home environment.

Sep 19, 202450 min

S2 Ep 32AI Titans Unleashed: Grok and ChatGPT - (Episode 85)

Welcome to this episode of "ThatITShow," where we dive into the cutting-edge world of artificial intelligence and explore two of the most powerful AI systems shaping the future: Grok and ChatGPT. In this episode, we’ll break down the unique capabilities of each, discussing their roles in revolutionizing industries, enhancing productivity, and transforming human-computer interactions. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or just curious about AI's potential, this episode is your gateway to understanding the innovation driving the future of AI with Grok and ChatGPT at the forefront.

Sep 12, 202457 min

S2 Ep 31Open-Source: The Backbone of Modern IT - (Episode 84)

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of open-source software and its growing influence in IT operations. Open-source solutions have revolutionized the way organizations approach technology, offering flexibility, cost savings, and faster innovation. But while the benefits are clear, open-source software comes with its own set of challenges, including security risks, maintenance responsibilities, and legal considerations. Join us as we explore the opportunities and potential pitfalls of adopting open-source in IT, from popular tools to best practices for mitigating risks, ensuring long-term success, and balancing innovation with stability. Whether you’re a seasoned IT pro or just starting to explore open-source options, this episode will provide valuable insights to help you navigate this transformative space.

Sep 5, 202451 min

S2 Ep 30Windows Under Siege: Windows Recall, Zero Days, and IT Security - (Episode 83)

Welcome to this episode of That IT Show podcast, where we continue discussing security. In this episode, we're diving deep into the recent Microsoft recall and the alarming rise of zero-day attacks targeting Windows systems. We're not just scratching the surface—we've brought in a seasoned expert, our colleague mr. Zlatan Moric from the cybersecurity field to help us break down the implications of these events and what they mean for the future of IT security. Stay tuned as we uncover the vulnerabilities and explore how to safeguard your systems.

Aug 30, 20241h 6m

S2 Ep 29The Unmatched Path: Exploring SiFive’s HiFive Unmatched Rev B-based RISC-V system - (Episode 83)

In this episode, we're diving deep into the world of RISC-V, the open-source architecture revolutionizing computing. We’ll focus on the SiFive HiFive Unmatched Rev B, a good development motherboard making waves in the RISC-V community. From its standard design to its potential to reshape the future of computing, we'll cover it all. Plus, we’ll assemble a system based on this motherboard and show how to install Ubuntu for RISC-V. Join us as we explore the future of open-source hardware and software!

Aug 23, 202443 min

S2 Ep 28Retro PC for an obscene amount of money - (Episode 82)

Welcome to ThatITShow's live episode called "Retro PC for an obscene amount of money"! Today, we're diving deep into a ridiculously expensive retro PC build. This isn't just any old machine—it's a rare gem loaded with high-end, nostalgic hardware that costs more than some new rigs! We'll be disassembling this beauty piece by piece, revealing the premium components that make it so unique. Then, we'll put it all back together, discussing the quirks, challenges, and sheer joy of owning and maintaining a machine like this. Grab your popcorn because things are about to get nerdy!

Aug 16, 202454 min

S2 Ep 27Power Up: Finding Your IT Drive - (Episode 81)

In this episode, we discuss motivation to do well in IT. What keeps IT professionals motivated in an ever-changing and demanding field? This episode explores the dynamics of motivation in tech. We'll cover everything from setting rewarding goals to creating a supportive work environment that fosters innovation and growth. Hear some of our stories of determination that will help you reignite your passion for technology and achieve long-term career success.

Aug 9, 202458 min

S2 Ep 25The Digital Scholar: Navigating E-Learning Platforms and Tools Part 2 - (Episode 80)

Today, we turn our attention to the powerful suite of Articulate tools, a game-changer in the world of e-learning. We'll explore Articulate Storyline, renowned for its ability to create custom, interactive courses, and Articulate Rise, celebrated for its ease of use and responsive design. We'll also delve into the comprehensive Articulate 360 suite, which brings together these tools and more to streamline your e-learning development process. Join us to discover how Articulate can elevate your course creation and enhance learner engagement.

Aug 2, 20241h 32m

S2 Ep 24The Digital Scholar: Navigating E-Learning Platforms and Tools - (Episode 79)

Welcome to our first episode about e-learning tools. In this episode, we'll explore two powerful tools in the e-learning landscape: Moodle and PowerPoint. First, we'll delve into Moodle, the versatile Learning Management System that is transforming online education with its robust features and flexibility. Then, we'll focus on PowerPoint, a timeless tool for creating dynamic and visually engaging presentations. We'd like to encourage you to find out how these tools can elevate your e-learning experience.

Jul 26, 202449 min

S2 Ep 23Digital Nomads: IT Professionals on the Move - (Episode 78)

This episode explores the rapidly evolving gig-based economy in the IT sector. Join us as we dive into the world of IT freelancers, digital nomads, and contract workers who are reshaping the industry. We'll discuss the benefits and challenges of gig work, share insights from successful IT freelancers, and examine how companies adapt to this flexible workforce model. Whether you're an IT professional considering freelancing or a business navigating this shift, this episode offers valuable perspectives and practical tips.

Jul 19, 20241h 12m

S2 Ep 25Revolutionizing Computing: Intel's Journey - Part 6 - Core gen 7 to 14 generations - (Episode 77)

Welcome to the sixth episode of our series, "Revolutionizing Computing: Intel's Journey." In first five parts of the series, we discussed the fascinating story of Intel's evolution from its early days to Core generations from 1 to 6. Today, we're continuing our journey through the next six generations of Intel's CPUs - Core generations 7 to 14.

Jul 12, 20241h 16m

S2 Ep 24Burned-out Systems: Cooling Down IT Stress - (Episode 76)

In this episode, we're tackling the issue of being burned out in IT. Burnout can stealthily undermine even the most dedicated IT professionals. This episode highlights how the intense demands of tech jobs can lead to exhaustion and a loss of passion. We'll talk about the early warning signs of burnout, the impact on personal and professional life, and strategies for coping. From maintaining work-life balance to seeking professional help, learn how to prevent burnout and keep your career and well-being on track.

Jul 5, 20241h 5m

S2 Ep 22Revolutionizing Computing: Intel's Journey - Part 5 - First six Core generations - (Episode 75)

Welcome to the fifth episode of our series, "Revolutionizing Computing: Intel's Journey." In first four parts of the series, we discussed the fascinating story of Intel's evolution from its early days to Pentiums III and IV. Today, we're continuing our journey through the next six generations of Intel's CPUs - Core generations 1 to 6.

Jun 28, 20241h 14m

S2 Ep 21Fake It Till You Make It - Discussion about imposter syndrome - (Episode 74)

In this episode, we delve into the shadowy realms of imposter syndrome, a common but often unspoken challenge many in the IT industry face. We'll explore why so many capable professionals feel like they don't belong or fear being exposed as fraud. Join us as we discuss the underpinnings of this phenomenon, and offer practical advice for overcoming self-doubt. Learn to recognize your achievements and claim your rightful place in tech.

Jun 21, 20241h 1m