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In this show, we discuss Technology, Business and Security in the world of Cloud. InfraGuard is globally acclaimed Unified Server Management Software that helps large enterprises and services providers efficient manage, automate and secure their servers. So whether you are on AWS, Azure or GCP - InfraGuard gets all your servers on a single dashboard enabling you to scale up faster.
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Two Sweary Dads

Ben Slinger and Trevor Scott

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Your hosts are Ben Slinger (father of a 2 year old boy and twin 9 month old girls) and Trevor Scott (father of a 3 year old boy). Together they discuss the vagaries of fatherhood in Australia, tell stories of joy and frustration, and go off on tangents that don't involve their children at all (because not everything is about being a Dad). Topics include the trouble with toilet training, the fun of sharing hobbies with your kids (and when not to), those funny little things that kids do, and p ...
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In this episode, our host Deepak talks with Christina Tubb, Head of Sales (ASEAN) at Ping Identity. Christina is a global technology leader who brings with her an experience spanning 10 countries and diverse industries from private equity to cybersecurity. In this episode, we look at: - The future of Identity Management, - How AI is changing the ga…
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In a world of rapidly emerging security threats, enterprises have to relook at how they maintain performance while ensuring security. In this context, it becomes critical to understand SecOps. In this episode, we take a deep dive into this function with Johnny Fitrakis. Johnny (CISSP, CCSK) is the Senior Director, Security and Operations at Vega Cl…
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Today, I am talking with Eyal. Eyal has been involved in the business of partnerships and alliances for over 10 years, working at big tech companies such as Amazon Web Service, Twilio and Cyberark. His expertise lies in building, motivating, and developing highly effective teams and partner ecosystems. In this episode we go deeper into Tech Partner…
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In this episode, we talk with Jerry Chen. Jerry is an AWS Solutions Architect from the Well-Architected Team. He has had 14 years of diverse IT experience, across on-prem and Cloud Infrastructure. In this episode, we talk about the Well-Architected framework, the newly launched Sustainability Pillar, What Sustainability means in the larger context,…
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In this episode we talk with Ritesh, Chief Solutions Officer at Circlebase about his journey and his learnings about Data Science, Data Security, Analytics and Career paths. Ritesh is a techno-functional leader with a track record of setting up Analytics Centre of Excellence (CoE), building AI products and driving high growth businesses. A firm bel…
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Our twelfth episode studies the last part of the book, chapters 26-33, which Marx begins by critiquing bourgeois political economy’s concept of “primitive accumulation.” Throughout the book so far, Marx has assumed that the conditions of capitalism already exist: a class of those with nothing to sell but their labor power and a class that owns the …
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Our eleventh episode concentrates on chapter 25, where Marx synthesizes his findings so far to articulate some general laws (or tendencies) of capitalist accumulation. We cover the different compositions of capital before turning to the two models of accumulation Marx proposes, the difference between concentration and centralization, and how the ce…
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Our tenth episode marks a transition from examining the production of capital on an individual scale to capitalism as a totality that continually reproduces and expands. We begin with the introduction to Part 7 of the book (the only part that has one), where Marx defines the circulation of capital and articulates the assumptions he makes in the fol…
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Our ninth episode reviews chapters 16-22, starting with a discussion of the commonly misunderstood concept of “productive labor.” We clarify Marx’s use of this concept and the role it plays in Marxist theory and organizing. We then reconsider the relationship between relative and absolute surplus value, viewing them as a contradictory unity and as …
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Reading chapter 15 on machinery and modern industry, episode 8 focuses on the relationship between technology, capital, and class struggle. After examining Marx’s method of approaching technological transformation, we show how machinery provides the adequate technical foundations for the capitalist mode of production because it displaces and object…
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Our seventh episode covers chapters 11-14. After covering the rate and mass of surplus value, we examine how capitalists can increase surplus value (and therefore exploitation) without making the working day longer, which leads to the distinction between absolute and relative surplus value. Absolute surplus value is produced by prolonging the worki…
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Focusing on chapter 10, our sixth episode locates class struggle as the motor of capitalism and as that which determines the rate of exploitation and the value of labor power. By examining how the “normal working day” is established--in theory and in historical practice--Marx emphasizes how the command over time is central to the class struggle. We…
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Our fifth episode covers chapters 7-9, which move us deeper into (absolute) surplus-value and the exploitation of labor power. We begin by distinguishing labor in general from labor power as a commodity, before uncovering the roots of surplus value in the exploitation of the latter. Surplus value and exploitation arise from the contradiction betwee…
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Our fourth episode covers chapters 4-6, where Marx offers the first definitions of capital, surplus-value, labor power, as well as the relationship between the legal superstructure and the economic base. Picking up on the introduction of money into the exchange process and the contradictions between use-value and exchange-value, we begin by disting…
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Our third episode takes up chapters 2 and 3 on exchange and money, where the C-M-C circuit makes its first appearance. After setting up the juridical conditions of market exchange, we look at how money arises out of and transforms the exchange process. Next, we examine some of the contradictions inherent in the money-form, including those between C…
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Our second episode covers the first chapter on “commodities,” where Marx begins laying the conceptual building blocks for his investigation. We cover use-value, exchange-value, and value, the two-fold character of labor and its correspondence with different forms of value, and the fetishism of commodities. Throughout, we emphasize the social relati…
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We begin our study of Capital, vol. 1 by discussing what it means to read, study, and apply the book as comrades in the struggle for socialism in the U.S. today. We situate our reading within the struggle to not only popularize and give definition to socialism, but to establish Marxism as the guiding theory of struggles. Next, we cover some of the …
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This episode is Part 1 of our series on ‘Tools & Tips for Content Collection.’ This series is designed to help you find, organize, and share content that you collect online. Unorganized bookmarks be damned. Today's tool is a web and mobile app called Feedly. Feedly is a great tool for aggregating data into one location. This means collecting inform…
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Dealing with growth in small business can sometimes be difficult. Not being able to take on more clients because you don’t have the time is a good problem to have. However, this probably means you are leaving money on the table and that it is probably time to hire on some help. In this episode, Adam Huber of Adam Huber’s Detailing discusses how he …
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There is an unlimited number of streams to gather content for any interest or passion you may have. How do you collect and manage it all? In the coming episodes, we will walk through the primary uses and benefits of using the following tools, address similar tools, prices, and caveats. We will also share a unique way to use the tools that some may …
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Teleconferencing is usually a huge pain in the rear. What feels like an infinite amount of solutions are available out there for broadcasting and sharing video -- all of them offering a likely chance of technical issues and average quality at best. My guest today has the solution for all of your business's telecommunication needs. Amos Kittelson, o…
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This is it! Finally the Season 1 finale. For Season 2 we will be using an app call Anchor.FM for sharing teasers, clips, and short tips to keep you informed, help build our following and engage with more users. You can find and follow us on Anchor at http://anchor.fm/techliving and the best part is, you can Call-in and ask us questions we can answe…
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The Technically Living Podcast is working its way back into your podcatcher. Bare with us as we start spinning backup up. We cannot thank you enough for keeping subscribed or finding us since the beginning of the year. Plans for moving forward: We area still going to do interviews. How many I cannot say yet. They are a lot of work but it is clear y…
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In their final episode for a while, Ben and Trevor do a little bit of a Two Sweary Dads retrospective, then chat a bit about wheelie shoes, what they got (and didn’t get) out of tertiary education, and butts (of the cigarette kind). Eldritch Rites – Burning the Brunny Shadow … The post 032: Greaseproof Paper and See ya Laters appeared first on Two …
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This week Trevor and Ben do a toilet training recap, wonder how Ben’s kid knows about husking coconuts, and spend a bit too long inventing a sequel to the ever popular T-Bag series of kids shows. Subscribe on iTunes Website Twitter Facebook Music by Kurodust The post 031: Coconut Trees and Bags of Tea appeared first on Two Sweary Dads.…
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In this episode, I briefly discuss the additional features most people with an Amazon Prime membership might not even know are available to them. The first two are feature enhancements and the rest are some pretty neat additons. Take a listen. Music Photos Video More Video More Music Who wouldn't want all of that? And how can you go wrong at less t…
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Ben and Trevor are on form for their 30th episode, chatting about the women’s march against Trump, being a Cool Dad, and Australia Day swingers. They go deep on tennis before discussing different styles of teaching, school nicknames and the intricacies of sharing politics with our kids. Subscribe on iTunes … The post 030: Cool Dads and Comrades app…
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Adam Huber of Adam Huber's Detailing talks with us about the software tools and resources that he uses to stay organized in his mobile detailing service as well as keep in touch with and network with his customers. Adam also shares with us details about his recent transition into the wonderful world of Apple products from Android and Windows platfo…
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Ben and Trevor discuss child supervision and starting kindergarten, how old their kids need to be to start a band, broaching the difficult subject of death with our kids, and write yet another love letter to Disney/Pixar and musicals in general. Subscribe on iTunes Website Twitter Facebook Music by Kurodust … The post 029: Storms of Hale, Beyond th…
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Resolutions. Goals. Plans. Routines. Whatever you want to call them, you’ve made them. If you don’t already have some tools to help you start 2017 off on the right foot, you’re in the right place. In this episode, we talk about the dozen or so apps that I use daily to stay organized and productive as well as keep track of fitness goals. I try not t…
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A shorter episode this week as Ben and Trevor re-record after a tragic Windows Update killed their first attempt. They discuss kids at adult New Year parties, their goals for 2017 and improvise a couple of terrible kids shows. Subscribe on iTunes Website Twitter Facebook Music by Kurodust The post 028: Dr Scraps and Microsoft Slaps appeared first o…
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We are starting off 2017 the way the podcast was originally intended. We will hopefully be having interviews of people just like you using technology in their life, family, and business. In future episodes we will discuss with guests the tools they use currently or want to use in the future as well as possibly hash out an issue or frustration they …
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In the final episode for 2016 Trevor and Ben remark on yet more sick kids, Aussie versions of Christmas carols, the etiquette of Santa’s gift giving, their Bill and Ted moment, and Randy Quaid. Subscribe on iTunes Website Twitter Facebook Music by Kurodust The post 027: Puke on the Sheets and Santa’s Receipts appeared first on Two Sweary Dads.…
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This time of year your email inbox gets filled with invoices, receipts, and shipping notifications more than any other time. Because of that, you are much more likely to receive SPAM and other bogus emails that are 'phishing' you to click on links and provide information to inappropriate actors. "Phishing is the activity of defrauding an online acc…
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Last week we had the amazing opportunity to travel to Las Vegas for the Amazon Web Services (AWS) re:Invent Conference where across 3 casinos there was training, workshops, certifications and so much more. All the sessions and training were specific to one of the many offerings Amazon has in their AWS package. It was hard to really get the most out…
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Trevor and Ben are alone again, and discuss PAX, the Trump sadministration, engaging creativity in our kids and involving kids in our creativity, as well as reminiscing about old creative projects that never went anywhere. Videos discussed in this episode Sibling Battle: Decoy Sibling Battle 3 The Wild Revenge of … The post 026: Creative Fables and…
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Travel can be stressful. There are hundreds of apps you could use to manage agendas, trip itineraries, and sight-seeing plans. I just spent the week in Las Vegas at AWS re:Invent (more on that later) and I used 5 apps to keep my trip organized and know where I needed to go and what I should be doing for nightlife. The 5 apps I briefly discuss are: …
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Video is getting it's second wind. 'Is getting' is already a little past-tense but Snapchat (or Snap Inc.) is taking it to a new level and they are doing what Google failed to do. And that is make wearable technology cool and fashionable. I don't even have my hands on them yet and I am ridiculously impresses with the feedback and press Snapchat's S…
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Ben and Trevor talk to children’s author and teacher Jayneen Sanders about body safety, gender equality, and the challenges of writing books about these sensitive but important issues. Jayneen Sanders on Facebook Subscribe on iTunes Website Twitter Facebook Music by Kurodust The post 025: Convene with Jayneen appeared first on Two Sweary Dads.…
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Imagine for a moment your computer never getting a virus or bogus software installed. Imagine buying a brand new computer on Black Friday or Cyber Monday and 5 years from now it running almost as good as the day you bought it. Sounds lofty right? Well, it is possible. It is possible to run your computer, keep it secure, and never get a virus withou…
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Do you have $100, $600, or $1000 to pay for the release of the files on your computer? Are you even aware that all your important files, photos, and videos could be held hostage at any time? If you don't take the steps now, once it happens the only option you have is to pay or say goodbye to everything stored on your computer. But I have a backup..…
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Shayne Joseph guest stars with Trevor and Ben this week as they discuss vaccinations, dumb down the immune response, talk about the US election for (hopefully) the last time and we find out the best way to make Shayne unfollow you on Facebook. Science On Top Podcast Subscribe on iTunes … The post 024: Rescue Remedy and One Nation Insanity appeared …
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If you're not moving forward, you're moving backward; and my friends, I am happy to announce in this episode that we are moving forward. If you are listening or reading right now, the podcast has a new home at https://technicallylivingpodcast.com This is a big part of the reason I do not have a full episode for you this week. The other part is we a…
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On October 23rd, 2016 "Half the Internet" went offline. The Cause? - Insecure Internet-connected devices designed to make your life more connected and convenient. This connected mesh of little miscellaneous devices is also known as the "Internet of Things" or (IoT) for short. How? - Malware that searches the internet for these devices was configure…
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Food is our topic this week, and we discuss the battles over the dinner table with our kids, bad food experiences we’ve had, Ben rants about breakfasts and we talk about the marshmallow test. Plus toilet seat etiquette, bad breath and we invent a terrifying new children’s show about birds. … The post 023: Kangaroo Meat and Putting Down The Seat app…
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'IT' happened again. Not because of this week's episode (at least I don't think so) but a big piece of the internet went unresponsive today because of systems with bad or default password configurations. Way more information than I can share in one episode but that is why we are here. We are here to break down all the pieces that can cause such a m…
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As an individual you might wonder “Why would someone want my information?” or “What could a hacker get out of having access to my account?” The truth is, it’s nothing personal 99% of the time. Nefarious people (hackers) might find your information as a result of a recent breach of a major service provider or they may be targeting an organization th…
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There is light at the end of the tunnel I promise you. However, for the next couple years yet we are all going to be stuck with having to remember a bunch of passwords for a whole plethora of accounts. Some of which we only access once or twice a year. October is National Cyber Awareness Month and in this week's episode, I will share some tools and…
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