Sweet Sixteen. This podcast is all innocent and untainted, but on the verge of becoming a major slut. On this episode in the Tech TopThree, Carl and I talk about cars that drive themselves, MRI lie detectors, and the broadcast flag hearings. On the Gaming Table, we discuss the fun we had playing InSpectres at VeriCon, and finally, on Boston In Brief, we take a look back at all the fun we had at VeriCon this past weekend.
Episode 16 (34.6 MB , 1:15:23)
Show Notes:
- You Can’t Hide Your Lyin’ Brain (Wired News)
- Honda Builds Accord with Autopilot Tech (NewsFactor Network)
- History and Senator Stevens’ iPod (Electronic Frontier Foundation)
- (Memento Mori Theatricks) Home of Inspectres, octaNe, other tasty games
- (Vericon)
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Ok, this one is later than usual. But, there is a valid reason this time… honest. Basically, I had some technical difficulties and almost lost the files. For a few tense moments, I thought we would have to re-record. But, in the end, I was able to recover what was lost. Phew… Oh, and before he interjects, this is what Carl wants to say:
Carl: Dude, Macs are teh suxx0rz
Me: Well, I am not sure what happened, but I was able to recover the files.
Carl: Macs still suck.
Me: I seem to recall that you just lost a bunch of important files on your laptop. Your windows laptop, and you still haven’t recovered them.
Carl: Bite my shiny metal ass.
That’s about right.
Here’s the link to the Courtney Love article:
http://dir.salon.com/story/tech/feature/2000/06/14/love/index.xml
Heh, yeah, I thought that was from the olden days of Napster. “Little while ago”, indeed.
Also, just wanted to commend you guys for sticking with your schedule for going on 4 months now. I like to bitch and moan (although not as much as some), but I really look forward to the show each week.