Binary Jazz

In this episode we talk about Chris’ recent appearance on a livestream about local development, how many Slacks we’re on, page builders in WordPress, and we consult the internet for valuable life information about learning people’s names you’ve forgotten.

* Local Development Options for WordPress and Drupal (YouTube)

* Lando (lando.dev)

* “Lando’s not a system, he’s a man” (Yarn)

* Post Status

* WordPress Page Builder usage tweet (Twitter)

* React for Beginners

* How to Find Out Someone’s Name That You Have Forgotten (WikiHow)

* What’s your name again? Lack of interest, not brain’s ability, may be why we forget (Science Daily)

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Welcome to another episode of Binary Jazz in which we talk primarily about Zoom etiquette and the difference between Zoom and lesser video meeting technologies. Also, Gary’s Stock Tips makes a re-appearance!

* Dropout (dropout.tv)

* Game Changer (dropout.tv)

* Fluxx (Looney Labs)

* Giancarlo Esposito (IMDb)

* A Message from the Skype CEO (YouTube)

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We’re here again. What more can you ask of us? In this episode, we discuss procrastination, web infrastructure and other work things. This description was not written by an AI, but if it were, it might be more interesting.

* Getting WordPress Content Updates to Play Nice with a CDN (YouTube)

* Nerding out about web infrastructure stuff:

* Varnish cache

* Fastly

* Varnish Configuration Language (VCL) (varnish-software.com)

* sleep() (php.net)

* Gary’s 60 day code review (gist.github.com)

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Hi again! In this episode, we lament Twitter’s API changes and their impact on Twitter bots and discuss moving to Mastodon (again). Also: vanity license plates, taxes and being an independent contractor and reflecting on the process of creating online training courses.

* Your favorite Twitter bot might die next week (The Verge)

* Hello Spacebot (Twitter)

* Hallo Spacebot (GitHub)

* Genrenator bot (Twitter)

* Genrenator Bot (GitHub)

* This or That Bot (Twitter)

* BotsIn.space

* Ground Control Bot (Twitter)

* groundcontrol.space

* Object-Oriented Programming and WordPress (LinkedIn Learning)

* Stealing Stories for the Devil (Monte Cook Games)

* Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldree (GoodReads)

Intro and outro music by Serpiente Negra Ensamble, (“Musurgia Universalis” and “Düzensiz Meksikali”) from their album El Murciélago. © 2021 Serpiente Negra Ensamble. Used with permission.

In this episode we talk about the domains that we own, dive into the new segments Gary’s Corner and Gary’s Investment Advice, and entertain some possible podcast topic ideas suggested by artificial intelligence. Also, heist TV shows.

* A Working Conversation About the Open Game License (OGL) (DnDBeyond)

* Twitter discussion thread (@DnDBeyond / Twitter)

* Chris’ tweet on the subject (@jazzs3quence / Twitter)

* Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom aims for new heights by taking us to the skies (Games Radar)

* Breath of the Wild (Zelda.com)

* Legends of Vox Machina (IMDb)

* Kaleidoscope (Wikipedia)

* Hustle (BBC One)

* Leverage (IMDb)

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In this episode, we talk about New Years resolutions, the evolution of romance novels and the latest Dungeons & Dragons drama. This description was not written by a bot, but if it was, its name would probably be Phil and it would be a Pisces who likes thinking about licenses.

* Bromance Book Club (GoodReads)

* Knight of Fire, by Shannon Drake (GoodReads)

* D&D CEO Thinks Hobby Is ‘Under Monetized’ Compared To Video Games (Kotaku)

* Dungeons & Dragons didn’t own its own digital toolset — but it will now (The Verge)

* Magic: the Gathering Secret Lair (Wizards of the Coast)

* Pathfinder RPG (Paizo)

* Dungeons & Dragons’ New License Tightens Its Grip on Competition (IO9/Gizmodo)

* Wizards of the Coast Cancels OGL Announcement After Online Ire (Gizmodo)

* Cancelled D&D Beyond Subscriptions Forced Hasbro’s Hand (Kotaku)

* PAIZO ANNOUNCES SYSTEM-NEUTRAL OPEN RPG LICENSE (Paizo)

* Raising Our Flag (KoboldPress)

* An Update on the Open Game License (OGL) (DnDBeyond)

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Welcome to another exciting episode of Binary Jazz! In this episode, we delve into the world of chromatography, a scientific method used to separate and analyze mixtures. We’ll discuss the different types of chromatography, how they work, and their various applications in fields such as chemistry, biology, and environmental science. As always, we’ll also be sharing some of our own personal experiences and tangents, so be prepared for some unexpected turns in the conversation. Tune in to learn more about chromatography and join us on our journey of scientific discovery!

Note: These show notes may have been written by an AI bot.

* ChatGPT (openai.com)

* Geodesy (Wikipedia)

* Chromatography (Wikipedia)

* Spotify Time Capsule (Spotify)

* Wu-Tang Clan Album Once Owned By Martin Shkreli Sold By U.S. Government (NPR)

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We’re topicless for our send-off episode to 2022. This episode might be better to watch the YouTube video, since we do some fun stuff with ChatGPT and look at the Every Noise genre map.

* Every Noise at Once

* Phoebe Bridgers (Wikipedia)

* ChatGPT

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Here we are again, awake and not crying. In this episode we chat about social networks, pickled fish and the witch of fate. Also, excuses for Chris to say things with an Italian accent, spices, and Chris’ review of the Dungeons & Dragons movie trailer.

* Gefilte fish (Wikipedia)

* Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (IMDb)

* Dungeons & Dragons (2000) (IMDb)

* Fata Morgana (Wikipedia)

* Google Translate

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Hello from Binary Jazz! We return with an episode that covers such expansive topics as apples, the opposite of a façade, and Florida hurricane stories. Also: feminism, soccer and reading speeds.

* The Unbelievable Science of How We Read (YouTube)* How storm chips became a bad-weather staple in Atlantic Canada (Atlantic)

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