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    <title>Crowbar Kernel Panic - Episodes Tagged with “Networking”</title>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 08 Sep 2025 09:00:00 -0400</pubDate>
    <description>certainly entertaining and hopefully helpful we strive to cover the topics at the heart of the Linux gamer.  From Proton to Vulkan, from Linux native to voiding the warranty. We discuss news and updates from the Linux community, our gaming habits and wanderings along with reviewing a game each week. 
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    <itunes:author>Bo McCoy</itunes:author>
    <itunes:summary>certainly entertaining and hopefully helpful we strive to cover the topics at the heart of the Linux gamer.  From Proton to Vulkan, from Linux native to voiding the warranty. We discuss news and updates from the Linux community, our gaming habits and wanderings along with reviewing a game each week. 
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  <title>Episode 58: Homelab Projects That Will Boost Your IT Career</title>
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We cover:
How networking projects like Pi-hole, Unbound, and OpenSense teach fundamentals you’ll use in every IT job.
Why virtualization with Proxmox and VMware is the gateway to enterprise-level skills.
The power of containers with Docker and Podman (and why they’re unavoidable).
Why Kubernetes is worth learning at home, even if it feels overkill.
The often-forgotten importance of backups and disaster recovery — with real stories of failure and recovery.
This isn’t just tinkering — these are the homelab projects that can set you apart in interviews and build confidence for real-world IT challenges.
👉 Which homelab project taught you the most (or burned you the hardest)? Tell us in the comments!
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<p>We cover:</p>

<p>How networking projects like Pi-hole, Unbound, and OpenSense teach fundamentals you’ll use in every IT job.</p>

<p>Why virtualization with Proxmox and VMware is the gateway to enterprise-level skills.</p>

<p>The power of containers with Docker and Podman (and why they’re unavoidable).</p>

<p>Why Kubernetes is worth learning at home, even if it feels overkill.</p>

<p>The often-forgotten importance of backups and disaster recovery — with real stories of failure and recovery.</p>

<p>This isn’t just tinkering — these are the homelab projects that can set you apart in interviews and build confidence for real-world IT challenges.</p>

<p>👉 Which homelab project taught you the most (or burned you the hardest)? Tell us in the comments!</p>]]>
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<p>How networking projects like Pi-hole, Unbound, and OpenSense teach fundamentals you’ll use in every IT job.</p>

<p>Why virtualization with Proxmox and VMware is the gateway to enterprise-level skills.</p>

<p>The power of containers with Docker and Podman (and why they’re unavoidable).</p>

<p>Why Kubernetes is worth learning at home, even if it feels overkill.</p>

<p>The often-forgotten importance of backups and disaster recovery — with real stories of failure and recovery.</p>

<p>This isn’t just tinkering — these are the homelab projects that can set you apart in interviews and build confidence for real-world IT challenges.</p>

<p>👉 Which homelab project taught you the most (or burned you the hardest)? Tell us in the comments!</p>]]>
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