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Everybody goes away at some point for some reason. In short, after a decade of Podcasting, Linux News Log and The Geekinator have come to an end. I want to do something else. I've been wanting to do something else for a while, and I've finally hit the point where I'm just going to make a clean break and do it. Unfortunately, I just don't have enough time to do what my real passion is and continue doing Linux News Log and The Geekinator. I do Linux based programming for my day job and tend to be pretty teched out by the end of the day and would rather do something else than shows about what I work on all day. So, without further ado, it's been a bunch of fun, but I'm looking to do more fun things in the podcast space. Stay tuned! Adrian

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