Oh the humanity! Sam and Qumarth take to the airwaves under the pretense of "making" "quality" "radio". Maybe joined by whoever we can lure into the studio...
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You'll be longing for the sweet simplicity of a Sine wave.
The Computing team are let out of the cage server closet once per week in a desperate attempt to do some "quality" "radio". Management quickly realises that this is a mistake and that these people must be kept under lock and key busy at all times.
See Liverpool Guild Radio for more details.
In their desperate bid to maintain the sanctity of the URY Switch-On show, the Computing Team may have gone slightly too far...
Hey, you stumbled upon an easter egg, a day late! Our computing technicians are testing some things out, don't mind us. Pretend this show wasn't even here. Why you are looking so hard at this blank space in the schedule?
Hmmmm...Engineering telling us about How to Break A Radio Station, but here on computing, we know the damage breaking a RAID array could cause.
Brought to you by the man behind the smash hit computing.zeroWidthSpaceDoRadioShow();, as well as several prematurely cancelled shows, this is probably a terrible idea. I'll be honest, the title should tell you everything you need to know.
We've done a meeting. Let's do a show.
Isaac watches the sunrise from a hill with Joseph, his ever-dutiful deputy. He's not sure why he's here, but apparently this is a computing meeting now.
The double agent himself is back (They just can't get rid of me)! Coming to you live from the Liverpool Guild of Students in a studio kindly loaned out by Liverpool Guild Student Media. They're not on air right now but never let something so trial as technical difficulties get in the way of good radio; and what better place to go than my old stomping gound at URY.
The YSTV Untitled.mov crew are now taking over the radio waves!
Join new Linux daily driver Jamie as he explorers the wonderful world of audio on linux with his new Thinkpad L480 and Sound Desk (Behringer Flow8).
Each show will be a remote broadcast from a different loaction with the only limits being our imaginations... and the time period before pulseaudio decides to end the show early.
Will a single episode manage a technical-difficulty free hour? Let's find out!