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  • This Week in Google 753: Jeff's Brother and Paris' Canon
  • Social Media CEOs Testify
  • The 27 Bills That Became Law in 2023
  • Google parent Alphabet ad revenue disappoints, CapEx up; shares sink 6%
  • There Are 14 Billion Videos on YouTube
  • Elon Musk: First Human Receives Neuralink Brain Chip
  • Amazon Drops $1.4 Billion iRobot Deal; Vacuum Maker Cuts Jobs
  • Rhyming AI-powered clock sometimes lies about the time, makes up words
  • Police Arrest Teen Said to Be Linked to Hundreds of Swatting Attacks
  • Finding The Air Cannon
  • Universal Music Group Says It Will Pull Songs From TikTok
  • Ring to Stop Allowing Police to Request Videos From Security Cameras
  • Elon Musk's $55 Billion Tesla Pay Package Struck Down by Judge
  • The Information's Creator Summit (at a Ritz!)
  • Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes Take Podcast to SiriusXM for $100 Million-Plus
  • HP CEO says the quiet part out loud: 'Make printing a subscription'
  • In Loving Memory of Square Checkbox
  • A video of Elon's Las Vegas Loop tunnel at "full capacity"
  • Lumiere
  • Google significantly reduces recaptcha free tier, introduces new pricing models
  • Google Eases Passkey Adoption for Pixel Users
  • Google quietly releases eSIM Transfer Tool — why it's a big deal
  • cooked.wiki
  • AI app to describe your screenshots (h/t ben evans)
  • Crosswords moral panic
  • The Pine Bush UFO Museum

    • Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau

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      • 2 hr 28 min
    • Windows Weekly 866: Squishmallows With Guns

      Microsoft announced Tuesday that it earned a net income of $21.9 billion on revenues of $62 billion in the quarter ending December 31, 2023. Those figures are up 33 percent and 18 percent, respectively, year-over-year (YOY)

      Intelligent Cloud: Azure, AI

    • Microsoft's biggest business unit delivered $25.9 billion in revenue, up 20 percent YOY and driven primarily by its Azure cloud platform
    • Azure revenues were up 30 percent in the quarter, 6 points of which Microsoft attributed to "AI services"

      • Productivity and Business Processes: Microsoft 365

    • $19.2 billion in revenues, with growth of 13 percent YOY
    • Office Commercial revenues were up 15 percent

      • More Personal Computing: Xbox, Windows

    • Revenues of $16.9 billion, up 19 percent YOY
    • Gaming revenues surged 49 percent (44 points from Activision Blizzard)
    • Xbox hardware revenues inched up by 3 percent
    • Windows revenues from PC makers grew 11 percent in the quarter

      • Windows

    • Canary: Voice Clarity comes to more PCs, and Microsoft previews new/old Windows Setup first-run experience
    • Dev: Minor bug fixes only
    • Beta: Snap Layout suggestions, new settings in Widgets, and you can now revert to stable (!!)

      • Microsoft 365

    • Teams goes down for the count

      • AI

    • Microsoft adds deepfake guardrails to Designer AI. So, this wasn't there before now?
    • FTC is investigating Microsoft/OpenAI and other Big Tech AI partnerships

      • Xbox

    • Microsoft can finally bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to the iPhone (and Fortnite is coming back to the iPhone in the EU)
    • 1900 layoffs at Activision Blizzard, Zenimax, and Xbox

      • Tips and Picks

    • Tip of the week: Upgrade to passkeys
    • App pick of the week: Insync
    • RunAs Radio this week: Software Licensing with Mary Jo Foley
    • Brown liquor pick of the week: Dailuaine 16

      • Hosts: Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Richard Campbell

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        • 2 hr 13 min
      • Security Now 959: Stamos on "Microsoft Security"
      • iOS to allow native Chromium and Firefox engines.
      • An OS immune to ransomware?
      • HP back in the doghouse over "anti-virus" printer bricking
      • The mother of all breaches
      • New "Thou shall not delete those chats" rules
      • Fewer ransoms are being paid
      • Verified Camera Images
      • More on the $15/month flashlight app
      • What happens when apps change publishers
      • Microsoft hating on Firefox
      • Credit Karma is storing 1GB of data on the iPhone
      • Staying on Windows 7
      • Sci-Fi recommendations
      • Windows 7 and HSTS sites
      • TOTP codes/secrets and Bitwarden
      • SpinRite on Mac
      • SpinRite v6.1 is done!
      • LearnDMARC.com
      • Alex Stamos on "Microsoft Security"

        • Show Notes - https://www.grc.com/sn/SN-959-Notes.pdf

        Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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          • 2 hr 18 min
        • MacBreak Weekly 906: Dim and Weird

          The first official reviews of Apple's Vision Pro headset have started coming in! How Apple's announcement of its plans to comply with Europe's Digital Markets Act is sitting with various developers. Meta is welcoming Apple to the headset market. And Apple's next-generation CarPlay is launching in 2024.

        • Reviews of the Apple Vision Pro headset.
        • Apple aims to run AI models directly on iPhones, other devices.
        • Tim Sweeney's response to how Apple is complying to the EU's Digital Markets Act.
        • Apple's deliciously dripping with disdain press release.
        • Mozilla says Apple's new browser rules are 'as painful as possible' for Firefox.
        • Meta Welcomes headset war with Apple.
        • Apple Card tops 12 million users, $1bn in cashback paid out last year.
        • Apple Confirms next-generation CarPlay launching in 2024, reveals new features in iOS 17.4 beta.

          • Picks of the Week:
        • Andy's Pick: Strada
        • Alex's Pick: Prompt3
        • Jason's Pick: Numbers

          • Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Andy Ihnatko, and Jason Snell

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            • 2 hr 30 min
          • TWiT Events 18: CES 2024: Gadgets

            Father Robert Ballecer provides an entertaining rundown of his favorite gadgets from CES 2024. In part 2 of his Las Vegas trip, he showcases 10 cool and unique devices that caught his eye at the show.

          • The RCA smart bird feeder uses AI to identify bird species and provides HD video footage that you can access via an app.
          • The Govee AI sync box 2 (#9) uses lighting effects that match what's on your TV or monitor for an immersive viewing experience.
          • The Amazfit Helio ring (#8) is a fitness tracker packed into a titanium ring that monitors health stats like heart rate and blood oxygen levels.
          • The Rolling Square inCharge M (#7) is a coilable magnetic cable that always returns to its original coiled shape.
          • The Rocksteady Stadium (#6) is a modular wireless speaker system that lets you network multiple speakers for seamless 360° audio.
          • The Neakasa NoMo N3 Robot Vacuum (#5) is a feature-packed premium robotic vacuum with smart mapping and google/amazon assistant support for $250.
          • The Runhood 1200 Pro (#4) is a robust 1200+ watt hour modular power station perfect for RV and van life.
          • The HP Poly Voyager Free 60 (#3) are UC-optimized wireless earbuds with great sound and battery life for an affordable price.
          • The Targus Dual Host KVM Dock750 (#2) lets you control two computers (Mac, Windows, Linux) from one keyboard, mouse, and set of ports seamlessly.
          • Timekettle (#1) impressed with their X1 Interpreter Hub that enables real-time translation across languages using AI.

            • Host: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ

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            11 min
          • This Week in Tech 964: No One Talks to the Faucet Anymore

            AI Investing Trends, Taylor Swift Deepfakes

          • 160-180k Apple Vision Pros sold
          • Ben Parr's 110+ Page Slide report I came out with on AI investing trends + predictions in 2023/2024
          • George Carlin AI Lawsuit: Estate Sues Creators Over Comedy Special
          • Nightshade, the tool that 'poisons' data, gives artists a fighting chance against AI
          • Google News Is Boosting Garbage AI-Generated Articles
          • Taylor Swift explicit AI finally blocked on X after days
          • Tim Sweeney on Europe's new Digital Markets Act
          • iPhone Apps Secretly Harvest Data When They Send You Notifications, Researchers Find
          • N.S.A. Buys Americans' Internet Data Without Warrants, Letter Says
          • Pokemon-like game has gone viral, 5m+ downloads in a week, lots of questions on copyright
          • Beeper's push for iMessage on Android is really over
          • Police Arrest Teen Said to Be Linked to Hundreds of Swatting Attacks

            • Host: Leo Laporte

            Guests: Stacey Higginbotham, Ben Parr, and Allyn Malventano

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              • 2 hr 36 min
            • Ask The Tech Guys 2009: Live and Let Snoop

              What are some downsides to an ultra-short throw projector? How can I recover data from an old MacBook when the battery is dead? What are Linux operating systems to use on a Raspberry Pi 5? Plus, Dick DeBartolo shares some expensive gadgets from CES 2024 and Padre's CES 2024 Recap Part 2!

            • Car industry seeks to crush AM radio; Congress may rescue it.
            • N.S.A. buys Americans' Internet data without warrants, letter says.
            • Nearly 25,000 tech workers were laid off in the first weeks of 2024. Why is that?
            • What are the downsides to ultra-short throw projectors?
            • Dick DeBartolo and the expensive tech from CES 2024.
            • Is AT&T in California looking to no longer offer landline telephone services to customers in the state?
            • How can I recover data off an old MacBook Air if the battery is dead?
            • What should I be prepared to do when reinstalling an operating system on a laptop?
            • Why can't I reformat an encrypted hard drive?
            • Is there a way to enable encrypted folder protection within iCloud, similar to pCloud's Crypto Folder feature?
            • Padre's CES Recap Part 2 - Gadgets!
            • What Linux operating systems can I use for the Raspberry Pi 5?
            • After switching iPhones, why are my Airtags becoming an "unknown device," thus thinking that an unknown AirTag is following me?
            • Can I still buy the older Apple power cables that originally came with the older MacBooks?

              • Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent

              Guest: Dick DeBartolo

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              2 hr 16 min
            • This Week in Space 95: Clean Energy From Space With John Mankins

              Climate change has become a top priority for all of us, including NASA. Space solar power—beaming energy from space 24 hours per day—has become a real possibility and is being studied internationally by the US, Europe, Japan, and China. It promises to provide a zero-emissions, zero-carbon source of energy worldwide—but it will take significant investment, development, and commitment. A recent NASA-backed study was positive but careful with its conclusions, and John Mankins, one of the first researchers of SSP in the US who continues to work on the concept, joins us to address the report and to talk about the possible future of limitless, clean, and affordable energy for a hungry world.

              Headlines:

            • Mars Ingenuity Helicopter - After a highly successful demonstration flight campaign on Mars with over 70 flights, NASA has announced the pioneering helicopter can no longer fly due to damage sustained to its rotors during its last flight. Despite this setback, Ingenuity has proven that flight is possible on Mars and paved the way for future rotorcraft explorers.
            • SLIM Lander - Japan's SLIM lunar lander achieved a soft landing on the moon but tipped over on its side during touchdown, limiting its ability to collect science data. Still, Japan is hailing the mission as a success for proving precise landing capabilities that can be applied to future missions.
            • Exoplanet Discovery - The Hubble Space Telescope has discovered a new "hot and steamy" exoplanet called GJ 9872d that harbors water vapor in its atmosphere, making scientists excited about its potential to host life even though surface temperatures exceed 700°C.


              • Main Topic: Space-Based Solar Power

            • Benefits - Space solar power collected in space and beamed wirelessly to Earth is carbon-neutral, available 24/7, and faces no weather disruptions, providing a major clean energy source.
            • Viability - The core concept is scientifically sound and uses proven technology like satellites and wireless transmission. Recent advancements in areas like reusable rockets, modular hardware, and efficient solar cells have made costs far more viable.
            • NASA Study - A recent NASA-commissioned study reached lackluster conclusions about economic feasibility, but used assumptions counter to emerging launch trends on achievable costs for launches and hardware production.
            • International Competition - Other nations like China, Japan, and Europe are investing much more in research and planning than the US currently is, challenging the US to regain leadership in space solar power.
            • Safety - Wireless power transmission systems can be designed to safely beam microwaves at intensities less than natural sunlight.
            • SPS-ALPHA Concept - Modular design using sophisticated tracking mirrors, "sandwich modules" of solar panels, electronics, and transmitters. Features mirrors to keep panels illuminated as satellite orbits. Built of mass-produced, interchangeable parts requiring no new technology.
            • Path Forward - Continue incremental technology advancements and on-orbit demonstrations to build confidence. Involve commercial space companies that can leverage economies of scale. Stress US origins of the concept and opportunity to lead in developing this carbon-free energy source.

              • Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik

              Guest: John Mankins

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              1 hr 7 min
            • Tech News Weekly 321: Explaining Palworld's Popularity

              What is Palworld, the most popular video game on Steam and Xbox? Apple announces changes to iOS, Safari, and the App Store in the EU with some snark. Sean Hollister of The Verge reviewed the Framework 16" Laptop. And New York declared social media a public health hazard, the US's first city ever to do so.

            • Ana Diaz of Polygon talks to Mikah Sargent about Palworld, the history behind the game, and the controversies surrounding the popular title.
            • Apple recently announced changes to iOS, Safari, and the App Store in the European Union to better align with the Digital Markets Act that the EU passed in 2022.
            • Sean Hollister of The Verge joins the show to talk about the Framework Laptop 16" he reviewed and shared what he likes about the laptop and the aspects of the laptop that have him concerned about a product that aims to convince others this is a futureproof platform.
            • Finally, Mikah talks about how New York has declared social media a public health hazard, the first time a city in the US has done so.

              • Host: Mikah Sargent

              Guests: Sean Hollister and Ana Diaz

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              1 hr 4 min
            • This Week in Google 752: The Mole Man of Hackney

              Most Top News Sites Block AI Bots. Right-Wing Media Welcomes Them

              Don't Fuss About Training AIs. Train Our Kids

              Sports Illustrated Thrown Into Chaos With Mass Layoffs

              Is it time to give up on old news?

              Instagram's new 'nighttime nudges' aim to reduce teens' time on the app

              The Quiet Death of Ello's Big Dreams

              The FTC orders Intuit to stop promoting its products as "free" unless they are actually free for all consumers, after an FTC judge found TurboTax ads misleading

              An online pastor indicted in a $1.3 million crypto scam releases video explaining that God told him to sell crypto and spend proceeds on home remodel

              The TikTok 'Tunnel Girl' Is Not Alone

              Rat selfies

              Disney offers an elegant solution to VR's movement problem

              Starting Feb 22, you can no longer use Google Groups to post to Usenet, if you were still doing that

              The Traitors (on Peacock) is actually quite good

              Herman Miller power boxes

              Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau

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                • 2 hr 24 min

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