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Learn how the AskRail mobile app saves lives by showing first responders which train cars have hazardous materials in the event of a crash or emergency.

Find out the important roles that software foundations play in providing longevity and structural support for open source projects.

Chris speaks with the leads of two open source software foundations, Kris Borchers of the JavaScript Foundation, and Brian Behlendorf of the Hyperledge foundation at Collision conf. In the episode we speak about the progress of the foundations and open source software more broadly.

Chris speaks with Sean Suchter of Pepperdata and Robert Reeves of Datical about the future of DevOp and deployment for Big Data applications.

Are you using the Sublime Text editor? If so, you may want to rethink this. One man gives his opinion on Sublime and gives several other options you can choose from.

With IoT evolving, here's a look at a little-considered use case: dealing with food waste. See how connected devices can reduce wasted food.

In this episode Cate and Chris discuss their extensive travels, public transport, the first victims of GDPR, should we be worried about China and more.

FOSS Backstage is a new conference for open source developers and managers. Find out more information about the conference here.

Society marches on! With autonomous cars growing more sophisticated, let's look at how the latest tech like LiDar is making waves, and what else might be changing.

Just how far are you willing to go not to use software that you disagree with? Chris Ward takes a look down the rabbit hole.

Trade your developer hat for your philosopher's cap and take a look at the ethics of weaponized tech design and engineering.

Connected technology continues to move ahead in fits and starts. Let's see how bike-sharing programs are paving the way for driverless cars.

Chris and Cate speak with Myles from Robotical about their all-singing-all-dancing Marty the robot for education.

Straight from KubeCon and Cloud Native Con 2018, here are some of the most exciting announcements from Microsoft, Cloud 66, Bitnami, and others.

In this episode Cate discuss ChromeOS, Robots, GDPR, Bromads, games, and is Ready Player One really not a work of fiction, but a manifesto of what's wrong with the Tech Industry. 🤔

Let's talk about how drones have evolved over the past few years and see some use cases where they've made life-saving progress.

This week brought the release of the latest version of Ubuntu - 18.04 - so read up on the details about the newest LTS release.

Skymind combines open-source and custom tooling to create two main toolchains that integrate well with other frequently used tools in the data science tool bag.

In this episode Chris speaks with Xinshu Dong of Zilliqa about their ideas on how to implement a high throughput blockchain output.

The cloud promised to provide us all flexibility. The opportunity to access infinite resources as and when we need them and pay accordingly. We would no longer have to spend time installing, configuring and maintaining servers; we were promised more time to “just code.”

As smart city development continues in fits and starts, let's explore the challenges and potential paths to success and solid ROI.

In this episode, Cate and Chris talk about AI and the human machine era, the end of the 8 hour work day, when crypto conferences go wrong and more…

As ICOs continue to become a popular way of raising funds, ethically questionable practices are being used to the spread the word on cryptocurrencies.

As Apple and Microsoft lose enthusiasm for their desktop operating systems, will it be time for Linux to shine? Or do Linux enthusiasts even care about winning the desktop war anymore?

Current research being performed in the UK suggests that autonomous farms can effectively grow and reap crops. Will this be the future?