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as days pass by, by Stuart Langridge

. Here I write about many things. In the past I wrote about other things but the past is past. I write code for people to play with, I write about my life on Twitter, and I write here.

On I wrote LugRadio like Top Gear, on the subject of LugRadio.

In a recent review of Linux podcasts in Linux User and Developer magazine (no link because the magazine doesn't seem to be available online), the reviewer said that LugRadio was like "a Linux version of Top Gear". I can die happy now.
Jon Hicks

Thats funny, I always think the same thing - must be true then!

drewm

Perhaps they meant the crashing at 300mph bit..? :-)

sil

Jon: really? Cool! Plus, didn't realise you were feeling the LugRadio love. Can we expect to see you moving to the greatness of Linux soon? :)

drewm: if we could get one nine-millionth of the press that Hammond got after that we'd be the most popular show on the internet. :)

BuhSnarf

So which of you dusts their air vents with small brushes?

mrben

Top Gear back on Sunday at 8pm! Hurrah!

as days pass by, by Stuart Langridge — A new refreshed Top Gear?

[...] been to see it be filmed (and literally (bought the t-shirt). I was ecstatically happy when LugRadio was compared to it. I built an easy access version of the 2005 car survey. When people say: that Clarkson’s a [...]

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