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Some links to other tutorials (in case you need a visual element, these helped me out)

Mixing board tutorial

https://youtu.be/H-7kQmpjBds

Drone Box tutorial

https://youtu.be/50C6DBsqy24

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T-DOSE

TDOSE 2027

Mark you calendars #TDOSE 2027 on 5 and 6 June '27 in the Weeffabriek, Geldrop.

T-DOSE

Info Booth

Hackalot

Laptop Revive

Free Software Foundation Europe

Doeidag and Banray

Debian

Angry Nerds Podcast

Freie Software Freunde - Free Your Model Train

Hacker Public Radio: The community Podcast

UBports

Adfinis

Credits

The Technical Dutch Open Source Event (T-DOSE)

In
hpr4641 :: Technical Dutch Open Source Event (T-DOSE)
, Ken interviewed Peter van Ginneken about the
T-DOSE
conference.

The Technical Dutch Open Source Event (T-DOSE) is a free conference to promote the use and development of Open Source software. This event has is organised yearly since 2006 in the Brainport region, near Eindhoven, The Netherlands. During this event, Open Source projects, developers and visitors can exchange ideas and knowledge.

Peter van Ginneken Opens the Event.

We catch up with him at the start of Day 2.

Info Booth

The backbone of any event is the Info booth and catering.

Here we talk to Nick Hibma who when not serving on the Info Booth is treasurer of the T-DOSE organisation.

Ready to serve sandwitches, sell T-Shirts, Magic Mugs, and
club-mate

T-Shirts

club-mate

Magic Mugs

Hackalot

Hackalot is the Eindhoven and surrounding area hackerspace. A hackerspace is a place where hackers can work on their own or collaborative projects. You can work and talk together, but you can also do your own thing. Together we can also purchase a lot of cooler tools such as lasercutters and 3d printers. Often there is no suitable place for equipment at home. So if you know someone, you are either an electronics/computer/technical hobby that got out of hand, come on by!

Boekenwuurm at the Hackalot stand.

The Hackalot stand.

Boekenwuurm@hsnl.social

boekenwuurm.nl

Hackalot

Laptop Revive

Laptop Revive collects discarded laptops, that are still working. We then install Linux Mint to provide a working laptops to students who cannot afford laptops. We are socially involved, sustainable and open.

Alex Kok Laptop Revive

Laptop Revive

Free Software Foundation Europe

Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) information booth, with information material, stickers and merchandise.

Nico was so busy that we were unable to snag an interview this time. However check out our talk with him at the
NLUUG Spring Conference 2026
.

Free Software Foundation Europe

Doeidag and Banray

We also interviewed Geert-Jan Meewisse in
hpr4639 :: NLUUG Spring Conference 2026
but this time he is here talking about
banray.eu

In 2025, Meta sold over seven million pairs of camera-equipped glasses that look like regular Ray-Bans. The person wearing them looks like anyone else. But these people are now products, as is everyone they interact with.

He then also mentioned the
Doeidag
project where they encourage people to drop one service at a time on the first Sunday of the month

https://doeidag.nl/

https://banray.eu/

Geert-Jan Meewisse Doeidag and Banray

Debian

The Debian Project is an association of Free Software developers who volunteer their time and effort in order to produce the completely free operating system Debian.

Ken Talks to Joost van Baal Llić from the Debian Project

Debian

Angry Nerds Podcast

Angry Nerds, met extra cyber!

The Angry Nerds is a Dutch Language podcast about privacy and security

It's a live show that is topical and often humorous tech podcast where a group of enthusiastic nerds discusses current technology, IT and cybersecurity topics. The hosts combine technical depth with background conversations, humor and the occasionally a good dose of cynicism. Expect conversations about everything from network infrastructures to software development, from privacy issues to bizarre tech trends.

Ken on the Angry Nerds Podcast

You can listen to the recording at Angry Nerds op T-DOSE 2026 deel 2 (prikkelarme versie).

Angry Nerds Podcast

Freie Software Freunde - Free Your Model Train

We are a non-profit organization. We are committed to Free Software and Open Standards. Software is not just technology, it's an important part of our daily life.

We want to raise awareness of the importance of Free Software and Open Standards. That is why we are concerned with topics outside of technology: politics, education, ethics, psychology, ecology and economics, licenses, ... One of our projects is "Free your model train". Our goal is to raise awareness of the benefits of open standards.

Birgit Hücking (@akkolady) standing at the
freie-software.org

The
freie-software.org
table with two large train loops, a smaller internal one. Two knitted Tux Mascots. And a lot of information.

Close up of the two knitted Tux Mascot.

@akkolady@chaos.social

@FreieSoftwareFreunde@mastodon.social

Freie Software Freunde

Free Your Model Train

https://fymt.de

Hacker Public Radio: The community Podcast

Hacker Public Radio is a technology focused podcast that releases shows every weekday Monday to Friday. Our shows are created by people like you, and can be on any topic that is of interest to hackers, hobbyists, makers, etc. We are a welcoming community that offers positive feedback and encourages respectful debate. This is our 21st year of operation, and we will release our 5,000th show in August. Everything we do is released under a Free Culture License. We do not vet, edit, moderate or in any way censor any of the audio you submit, we trust you to do that. We will be available to guide you in sharing your knowledge with the community. Having had a stand at FOSDEM (BE), OggCamp(UK), Linux Fest North West(US), Spectrum (FR), we are available to show you how easy podcasting can be. We will be answering your questions, and conducting interviews with anyone with anything interesting to say.

The HPR booth.

Hacker Public Radio

UBports

We are developing an open source Linux mobile OS built to be your daily driver... ...and we'd like to welcome you to our community.

Next up is a chat with Sander Klootwijk about UBports and Ubuntu Touch. Their website has a list of
supported devices
.

We talk with Sander Klootwijk

Proof it's running on actual hardware

Yumi The UBports Installer Mascot was not available for comment.

Ubuntu Touch on a Fairphone

@BallonQuartier@mastodon.nl

UBports

https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/

Adfinis

Accelerate your business with open source-driven automation, security, cloud, and DevSecOps solutions from Adfinis, your end-to-end partner for robust, flexible IT that drives growth and innovation at any scale. Welcome to Our World Full of Open Source

At Adfinis, we believe in the transformative power of open source technology to foster innovation, transparency, and collaboration. We are committed to providing solutions free from vendor lock-in, ensuring our clients retain full control and flexibility over their systems. Digital sustainability lies at the heart of our approach, as we strive to create technologies that not only serve the present but also support a long-term, environmentally responsible future. Additionally, we champion digital sovereignty, empowering organizations and communities to own and control their data, infrastructure, and technological destiny. These principles drive us to build a more open, sustainable, and inclusive digital world.

Finally we chat to
Coen hamers
,
Robert de Bock
, and
Annebelle van Waardenburg
from
Adfinis
whose sponsorship made the event possible.

https://www.adfinis.com/en/solutions

https://www.adfinis.com/en/career

Credits

Record Needle Rip

Free Software Song

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Wandering along the suggestion of topics in Hacker Public Radio, we come to this: how to obtain the answer to something that I don’t even know how to ask?







My opinion is: you can’t get an answer without the desire, be it represented by a question or a quest.



So, how to pose the correct question? There are a few steps!



1st,
interest
. Get motivated to know, even if you don’t know exactly what you want specifically.



2nd: be open to deconstruction. To learn is to recognize you didn’t know before (self-pride has to give place for learning). And when confronted with the new, things you thought you knew — even ones you relied on before — may need to be now rejected, if incompatible with the truth you only now receive.



3rd: when the barriers are down, it’s possible to
study
the theme. Because, at the moment, you don’t know what you don’t know; while one ignores something, he’s only ignorant. One have to listen to others, to practice and
/or
reflect on the subject until he reaches something specific (and not easily or promptly answerable) worth being the object of his quest or question.



4th: with the question in hand, go for the answer. If it’s valuable for you, more time or less time you are definitely going to get it. If it’s too broad, or you lose interest, or if you need
more
after getting the initial answer, no problem: you can reformulate and start from the beginning. Great part of the necessary questions only come after the answer already came by a long course of inquiries [questions] (natural consequence of studying with a desire).



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Credits:



1) Writing is putting thoughts in order and being able to detect what is loosen or unfounded (needing refinement of discard). “The reason so many people have trouble writing is that it’s fundamentally difficult. To write well you have to think clearly, and thinking clearly is hard.” (
https://paulgraham.com/writes.html
)



2) “What Are the Answers I Need, To the Questions I Don't Know Enough to Ask?” (
https://hackerpublicradio.com/about.html#requested_topics
)



(
1 and 2 came at a particular time together and where more deterministic to the line of this episode.
)



3) Teacher Roosevelt, a course administrator (coordinator) of my post-graduation at Escola Paranaense de Direito, that ministered about the end of course paper and how to pose the question you are going to pose in order to write about a topic.



4) Gym
exercises
(because doing seated leg curls is difficult and gives strange sensations to many men; as
thinking
, gives a strange feeling one can’t even discern immediately if it’s good, bad, or only odd).



Sound effect for credits numbering: “Number pad 1”, by phatkatz4 on Freesound (
https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/musical-number-pad-1-105399/
)



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Blog post: https://claudiomiranda.wordpress.com/2026/05/19/laptop-computer-woes-or-how-i-learned-to-love-my-tech-hoarding/


HP ProBook 4540s specifications: https://support.hp.com/au-en/product/product-specs/hp-probook-4540s-notebook-pc/


Tonymacx86 forum post on the 1920x1080 screen upgrade for the
ProBook 4540s: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/4540s-lcd-screen-1080p-replacement.88212/


Panelook.com link to the LG156WF1 screen variants: https://www.panelook.com/modelsearch.php?keyword=LP156WF1&search_id=1839426


HP ProBook 4540s teardown and screen upgrade video by JSnake
Repair: https://youtu.be/3ceZ1m7JFYw?t=1252





























































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