This week, Teppo and Breki sit down early in the morning to talk about stuff, including planned obsolescence and … stuff. It’s way too early in the morning for me to even write this. I should go back to sleep.

Show notes and links:

* Chlorocebus – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Hatoful Boyfriend – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Idiot Puts Knife In Toaster (ORIGINAL) – YouTube

* Amazon.com: Citizen Men’s CA0020-56E “Eco-Drive” Titanium Watch: Citizen: Watches

* List of countries by life expectancy – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Teppo and Breki sit down to talk about diseases and the various Internet-related services that tell you that you’re about to die. Also, lots more.

Show notes and links:

* Irritable bowel syndrome – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Cyberchondria – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Paddy Considine – IMDb

* Scotopic sensitivity syndrome – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Diabetes mellitus – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Placebo – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Placebo: Mind over Matter in Modern Medicine: 9780195220544: Medicine & Health Science Books @ Amazon.com

* 1918 flu pandemic – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Black Death – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Escherichia coli – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Jack Daniel’s – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Stevia – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* BBC News – How did stevia get mainstream?

* Tomb Raider – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It’s another week, and another opportunity for Teppo and Breki to sit down and chat about what’s been going on in their lives, drift off on random tangents and finally lap around and realize that they actually had a topic to talk about.

Show notes and links:

* Which one are you? Geeks versus Nerds [infographic] | The Wall Blog

* Amazon.com: Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity eBook: David Allen: Kindle Store

* Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity: David Allen: 9780142000281: Amazon.com: Books

* How to Stop Checking E-mail on the Evenings and Weekends | The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss

* Cyanide & Happiness #1797 – Explosm.net

* Wunderlist | To-do list, Reminders, Errands – App of the Year!

* Mailbox

* The Bug Genie ~ Friendly issue tracking

* Headspace

* List of root vegetables – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Anthony of Padua – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In this week’s episode of British Android Havoc, Breki and Teppo sit down to talk about … well, absolutely nothing, really. And for forty-nine minutes, even! It’s got to be some sort of record.

Show notes and links:

* Color run picture from Instagram

* Color Run pictures from Facebook!

* Bank holiday – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This week, Teppo and Breki go a little blue, discussing hitchhiking robots, the language barriers of PG-13 podcasts and Ebola. It’s not entirely clear how they went from one to the other.

Show notes and links:

* A hitchhiking robot is making its way across Canada

* hitchBOT (hitchBOT) på Twitter

* Post without a title

* Dunbar’s number – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Headspace

* Rational Optimist – Matt Ridley

* Matt Ridley – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Matt Ridley: When ideas have sex – YouTube

* Ebola virus disease – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Outrage in Nigeria as Government Fires 16,000 Doctors on Strike Despite Ebola Crisis

* Impetigo – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Why is cancer called cancer? it doesnt seem to have much in common with a crab.?

* Necrophilia among ducks ruffles research feathers | Education | theguardian.com

* Ebola: new serum raises hopes for cure – Telegraph

* Stephen Fry on the Joys of Swearing – YouTube

This week, Teppo and Breki sit down and talk about podcasts, yellow computer glasses, sleep, Ewan McGregor and space. It all makes sense.

Show notes and links:

* The Flop House

* The Jobs Cast | Gamers With Jobs

* Gamers With Jobs

* f.lux: software to make your life better

* GUNNAR Optiks

* You can go to more countries with a Swedish passport than an American one – Vox

* International Cometary Explorer – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Lagrangian point – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Log In – The New York Times

* Astronauts talk about seeing Earth from space – fantastic video

* Long Way Round (TV Mini-Series 2004) – IMDb

* Long Way Down (TV Mini-Series 2007) – IMDb

* Goonhilly Earth Station | satellite communication service, deep space coms, radio astronomy.

* Welcome to your planet – Planet Labs – Planet Labs

* List of map projections – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Werner projection – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Upcoming Superhero Movies: Marvel & DC

 

So we’re back. With stuff. Yeah; this wasn’t a good show. We’re boring. It’s too warm. Things are just bad all over. So sue us, all right? We’re giving this to you for free; you don’t have any right to complain! Screw you, guys! I’m going home!

Show notes and links:

* Deadpool Test Footage [HD] – YouTube

* Post without a title

* EmDrive – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Woodward effect – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Scientists Find a New Link Between Exercise and Health

* Rick and Morty – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Gravity Falls – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Twitter / jonshute: The interesting thing about …

* Stockholm – Rigoletto på SF Bio – biograf, film, biljetter

* Jimmy Durante – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A few days late, but we’re here!

Show notes and links:

* The Six Hour Work Day — Breki Tomasson

* BBC News – The Great British class calculator: What class are you?

* definr – Precariat

* When all the jobs belong to robots, do we still need jobs? – Boing Boing

* ITER – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* BBC – Podcasts and Downloads – The Infinite Monkey Cage

* Arcology – SimCity Wiki – The best wiki for all of your SimCity needs!

* In Tokyo, A Vertical Farm Inside and Out | ArchDaily

* The Alton Browncast « Podcast Channels « Nerdist

* Post without a title

We’re back, and we’re talking about mics, podcasts, radio frequencies, Tesla and … and stuff.

Show notes and links:

* Kindle Unlimited Announced By Amazon – Technology News – redOrbit

* Mike Boyd (IceWarm) on Twitter

* Max Planck – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* QI : Quite Interesting

* List of countries and dependencies by area – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* 5G – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Monopoly – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Power Mac G4 – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Man Struck By Lightning Twice (Original) – YouTube

* Post without a title

* Why Nikola Tesla was the greatest geek who ever lived – The Oatmeal

So we’re back, talking about stuff and things.

Show notes and links:

* A Tale of Internet Spaceships – YouTube

* Amazon.com: Rode Podcaster Booming Kit: Podcaster, PSA1 Arm, and PSM1 shock mount: Musical Instruments

* BSW RE27POP

* Broadcast Supply Worldwide |Equipment for Radio Broadcasting and Audio Recording | BSWUSA.com

* Twitter / BrekiT: That’s my name, dude! …

* Rational Optimist – Matt Ridley

* The 48 Laws of Power: Robert Greene: 9780140280197: Amazon.com: Books

* Cloaca – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* | Movieing On

* Mass Effect 2 – Masseffect2saves.com

* Most Awesomely Bad Military Acronym Ever | Danger Room | WIRED

* Urban Dictionary: dildo

* Gym Geek™ – Get Stronger With Our Help Site

* DDOcast 182 « DDOcast – A DDO Podcast!

* Claims of the Normal #070: 2012-01-15 | CSICON

* Colton Haynes – IMDb