Control Structure

Control Structure

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Control Structure episodes

  • Control Structure #9: The Next Thing From Apple
    News:
    • Remember Aaron Swartz
    • Aaron Swartz commits suicide - The Tech
    • “We’ve lost a fighter”: Hundreds gather to mourn Aaron Swartz | Ars Technica
    • Former Reddit co-owner arrested for excessive JSTOR downloads | Ars Technica
    • Feds go overboard in prosecuting information activist | Ars Technica
    • The Truth about Aaron Swartz’s “Crime” « Unhandled Exception
    • The Case Against Aaron Swartz Was Complete Garbage | Techdirt
    • How the Legal System Failed Aaron Swartz--and Us : The New Yorker
    • Lessig Blog, v2
    • Anonymous Appears To Have Hacked MIT Website, Leaves Swartz Tribute | TechCrunch
    • Aaron Swartz Plea Deal Reportedly Rejected Days Before His Death
    • In the Wake of Aaron Swartz's Death, Let's Fix Draconian Computer Crime Law | Electronic Frontier Foundation
    • “Aaron’s law,” Congressional investigation in wake of Swartz suicide | Ars Technica
    • Lawmakers slam DOJ prosecution of Swartz as 'ridiculous, absurd' - The Hill's Hillicon Valley
    • Carmen Ortiz, U.S. Attorney, Under Fire Over Suicide Of Internet Pioneer Aaron Swartz
    • BBC News - US employee 'outsourced job to China'
    • Exclusive: CBS forced CNET staff to recast vote after Hopper won 'Best in Show' at CES | The Verge
    • The Exceptional Beauty of Doom 3's Source Code
    • Two US power plants infected with malware spread via USB drive | Ars Technica
    • System restore: how archivists salvaged 1,500 volumes of digital art from Sandy's floodwaters | The Verge
    • Fedora 18 finally arrives | ZDNet
    • jQuery Blog » jQuery 1.9 final, jQuery 2.0 beta, Migrate final released
    • jQuery Blog » The State of jQuery 2013
    • Wikivoyage -€“ Free travel information around the globe
    • Pittsburgh - Travel guides at Wikivoyage
    • Google Lat Long: Never ass-ume
    • Kerosene lamps face gravity-powered usurper | Ars Technica
    • DMCA Nonsense: Your Default Login Page Is A Ripoff Of Our Default Login Page! | Techdirt
    • The Volokh Conspiracy » Republicans Briefly Repudiate 40 Years of Tougher Copyright Laws
    • Republican staffer fired for copyright memo talks to Ars | Ars Technica
    • Still smarting from SOPA, Congress to shy away from copyright in 2013 | Ars Technica
    • Sony Issues Bob Dylan Recordings to Keep European Copyright - NYTimes.com
    • Seldo's Tumblr, Another awesome US immigration experience
    • Ars Q&A: Silicon Valley Congresswoman talks the 2013 tech agenda | Ars Technica
    • Daniel Cook - Google+ - Hard problems in game development
    • Python: The Dictionary Playbook - Amir Rachum
    • Imran Nazar: Let's Build a JPEG Decoder: Concepts
      • Music:
      • Younnat - Radar - His Name is Radar
      • Frozen Silence - Sky (first five tracks)
      • LukHash - ALPHA
        • 1 hr 6 min
      • Control Structure #8: Sudo Bang Bang
        From Knoxville, Andrew talks about some stuff from CES, Java, security, Linux stuff, data recovery, and lead.

        Stuff:

        • Get ready to program! Lego’s Mindstorms EV3 robots are here | CES 2013: Gadgets – CNET Blogs
        • Hackable Lego Robot Runs Linux | Linux.com
        • Intel at CES: More performance, less power, and x86 everywhere | Ars Technica
        • Power saving through marketing: Intel’s “7 watt” Ivy Bridge CPUs | Ars Technica
        • “The telephone network is obsolete”: Get ready for the all-IP telco | Ars Technica
        • CES looks for solutions to the patent troll toll | Ars Technica
        • Senator Wyden lays out “digital freedom” agenda | Ars Technica
        • C.E.S. 2013: Have You Programmed a Ford Lately? – NYTimes.com
        • CES Is the World’s Greatest Hardware Show Stuck in a Software Era | Gadget Lab | Wired.com
        • 5 Reasons to be excited about Java in 2013
        • Steve On Java – JavaFX » JavaFX on Raspberry Pi – 3 Easy Steps
        • Databases and Life » “Let’s rewrite this in Java!”
        • GIMP 2.9/2.10 Feature Preview – Tutorials – gimpusers.com
        • Inception | Break & Enter – Improving security by breaking it
        • Windows 8 proving less popular than Vista | KitGuru
        • An Imaginary War, A Wikipedia Hoax | TechCrunch
        • forms – Should I use Yes/No or Ok/Cancel on my message box? – User Experience
        • Debian Popularity Contest
        • Favorite Linux Commands by nick | Clippy Alpha
        • Yahoo Mail Allegedly Hacked via XSS Exploit
        • Extremely critical Ruby on Rails bug threatens more than 200,000 sites | Ars Technica
        • Circumventing Windows RT’s Code Integrity Mechanism « On the Surface of Security
        • For a Glimpse Of The Future, Try Reading A 3.5-Inch Floppy Disk | Fast Company
        • America’s Real Criminal Element: Lead

          • Music:

          • Younnat – Radar – His Name is Radar
          • Kyle Gabler – Years of Work*
          • Syphus – Fuelship

            • *used with Kyle Gabler’s permission

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            30 min
          • Control Structure #8: Sudo Bang Bang
            Stuff:
            • Get ready to program! Lego's Mindstorms EV3 robots are here | CES 2013: Gadgets - CNET Blogs
            • Hackable Lego Robot Runs Linux | Linux.com
            • Intel at CES: More performance, less power, and x86 everywhere | Ars Technica
            • Power saving through marketing: Intel’s “7 watt” Ivy Bridge CPUs | Ars Technica
            • “The telephone network is obsolete”: Get ready for the all-IP telco | Ars Technica
            • CES looks for solutions to the patent troll toll | Ars Technica
            • Senator Wyden lays out “digital freedom” agenda | Ars Technica
            • C.E.S. 2013: Have You Programmed a Ford Lately? - NYTimes.com
            • CES Is the World's Greatest Hardware Show Stuck in a Software Era | Gadget Lab | Wired.com
            • 5 Reasons to be excited about Java in 2013
            • Steve On Java - JavaFX » JavaFX on Raspberry Pi – 3 Easy Steps
            • Databases and Life » “Let’s rewrite this in Java!”
            • GIMP 2.9/2.10 Feature Preview - Tutorials - gimpusers.com
            • Inception | Break & Enter - Improving security by breaking it
            • Windows 8 proving less popular than Vista | KitGuru
            • An Imaginary War, A Wikipedia Hoax | TechCrunch
            • forms - Should I use Yes/No or Ok/Cancel on my message box? - User Experience
            • Debian Popularity Contest
            • Favorite Linux Commands by nick | Clippy Alpha
            • Yahoo Mail Allegedly Hacked via XSS Exploit
            • Extremely critical Ruby on Rails bug threatens more than 200,000 sites | Ars Technica
            • Circumventing Windows RT’s Code Integrity Mechanism « On the Surface of Security
            • For a Glimpse Of The Future, Try Reading A 3.5-Inch Floppy Disk | Fast Company
            • America's Real Criminal Element: Lead
              • Music:
              • Younnat - Radar - His Name is Radar
              • Kyle Gabler - Years of Work*
              • Syphus - Fuelship
                • *used with Kyle Gabler's permission
                30 min
              • Control Structure #7: A Sexy Font
                Andrew Bailey and Matthew Petschl talk about the New Year, progressive JPEGs, user interfaces, Postgres, Guild Wars, Fonts, and more.

                Things:

                • It’s official: U.S. hits debt ceiling – Dec. 31, 2012
                • Performance Calendar » Progressive jpegs: a new best practice
                • The Perception of Speed | High Performance Web Sites
                • Max Themes Blog – ✎ If you see a UI walkthrough, they blew it
                • The Technology Problem – notes.unwieldy
                • Solve your first-world problem
                • How multi-disk failures happen – SysAdmin1138 Expounds
                • MicroSD card FAQ « bunnie’s blog
                • Ost — Rethinking the value of Scrabble tiles
                • Summary of the December 24, 2012 Amazon ELB Service Event in the US-East Region
                • This Mom Gave her Teenage Son an 18-point Contract with his iPhone.
                • How the Queen of England Beat Everyone to the Internet | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com
                • The comet of the century in 2013 | TIME.com
                • VP-Elect Joe Biden is Responsible for Open Sourcing Email Encryption? « :-Dustin
                • The Long Strange Trip to Java
                • A Tale of Two Bridges – Unprotocols
                • Scaling Guild Wars for massive concurrency – Code Of Honor
                • Whose bug is this anyway?!? – Code Of Honor
                • How 3.6 nearly broke PostgreSQL [LWN.net]
                • Scaling PostgreSQL at Braintree: Four Years of Evolution
                • Lanyrd’s Big Move | The Lanyrd Blog
                • Rob Conery – Five Things You Didn’t Know About PostGresSQL on Vimeo
                • Is JavaScript the Future of Programming?
                • PostgreSQL: The world’s most advanced open source database
                • GAMEFACE : Developing Typefaces for the Xbox 360 and Other Devices – YouTube
                • Google Web Fonts Open Sans
                • Google Web Fonts Droid Sans
                • Segoe UI
                • DejaVu
                • Google Web Fonts Cousine
                • Google Web Fonts
                • New form features in HTML5 – Dev.Opera

                  • Music:

                  • Younnat – Radar – His Name is Radar
                  • Kyle Gabler – Years of Work*
                  • Kyle Gabler – Just Like You*
                  • Dma-sc – Hail to Sunny Days*

                    • * used with permission of the respective musicians

                    This episode of Control Structure has a Fringe episode. You should really listen to The Fringe #29: CS #7 — Corn Juice!

                    Listen to more at The Nexus and follow us on Twitter and Google+ for our latest episodes and news.

                    53 min
                  • Control Structure #7: A Sexy Font
                    Things:
                    • It's official: U.S. hits debt ceiling - Dec. 31, 2012
                    • Performance Calendar » Progressive jpegs: a new best practice
                    • The Perception of Speed | High Performance Web Sites
                    • Max Themes Blog - ✎ If you see a UI walkthrough, they blew it
                    • The Technology Problem - notes.unwieldy
                    • Solve your first-world problem
                    • How multi-disk failures happen - SysAdmin1138 Expounds
                    • MicroSD card FAQ « bunnie's blog
                    • Ost — Rethinking the value of Scrabble tiles
                    • Summary of the December 24, 2012 Amazon ELB Service Event in the US-East Region
                    • This Mom Gave her Teenage Son an 18-point Contract with his iPhone.
                    • How the Queen of England Beat Everyone to the Internet | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com
                    • The comet of the century in 2013 | TIME.com
                    • VP-Elect Joe Biden is Responsible for Open Sourcing Email Encryption? « :-Dustin
                    • The Long Strange Trip to Java
                    • A Tale of Two Bridges - Unprotocols
                    • Scaling Guild Wars for massive concurrency - Code Of Honor
                    • Whose bug is this anyway?!? - Code Of Honor
                    • How 3.6 nearly broke PostgreSQL [LWN.net]
                    • Scaling PostgreSQL at Braintree: Four Years of Evolution
                    • Lanyrd's Big Move | The Lanyrd Blog
                    • Rob Conery - Five Things You Didn't Know About PostGresSQL on Vimeo
                    • Is JavaScript the Future of Programming?
                    • PostgreSQL: The world's most advanced open source database
                    • GAMEFACE : Developing Typefaces for the Xbox 360 and Other Devices - YouTube
                    • Google Web Fonts Open Sans
                    • Google Web Fonts Droid Sans
                    • Segoe UI
                    • DejaVu
                    • Google Web Fonts Cousine
                    • Google Web Fonts
                    • New form features in HTML5 - Dev.Opera
                      • Music:
                      • Younnat - Radar - His Name is Radar
                      • Kyle Gabler - Years of Work*
                      • Kyle Gabler - Just Like You*
                      • Dma-sc - Hail to Sunny Days*
                        • * used with permission of the respective musicians
                        53 min
                      • Control Structure #6: Stuffed My Face
                        Hear Andrew Bailey musing about CPU architectures, fonts, visual design, minimalism, Linux, games, technicolor rabbits, and how to delete your enemy's dropbox.

                        Things:

                        • Installation Anxiety – YouTube
                        • China tightens ‘Great Firewall’ internet control with new technology | Technology | guardian.co.uk
                        • Steam under Linux – Valve Developer Community
                        • How to terminate your worst enemy’s Dropbox account for only $795
                        • VLC for the new Windows 8 User Experience (“Metro”) by VideoLAN » Updates — Kickstarter
                        • Update on turning off 64-bit Windows builds – Google Groups
                        • My collection of Intel 8080 microprocessors
                        • AnandTech – The x86 Power Myth Busted: In-Depth Clover Trail Power Analysis
                        • Page Weight Matters | Chris Zacharias
                        • You said the game was rejected by the UbuntuSC guys… | Formspring
                        • 2012 in Reivew: First Sale Under Siege — If You Bought It, You Should Own It | Electronic Frontier Foundation
                        • The Flat Sink | SachaGreif.com
                        • The best web and mobile fonts of 2012 are … | VentureBeat
                        • Mark Shuttleworth » Blog Archive » Ubuntu in 2013
                        • 30+ Cool Ideas for your Raspberry PI Project | PingBin
                        • Xiph.org :: daala video
                        • Steve Jobs’ yacht impounded over pay dispute – CNN.com
                        • What Killed the Linux Desktop – Miguel de Icaza
                        • How Would You Design a Chicken? | Hubbub Developers
                        • Errata Security: You are committing a crime right now
                        • Logo design contest | logo for stackoverflow.com | Entries | 99designs
                        • Sharp Suits (Client Feedback)
                        • How to Detect a Toxic Customer | Software by Rob
                        • LoadingReadyRun – New hilarious sketch comedy every Monday
                        • Halo: The Future of Gaming – YouTube
                        • Rejected WiiPlay Games – YouTube

                          • Music:

                          • Younnat – Radar – His Name is Radar
                          • mindthings – Artificial World
                          • mindthings – Life’s Things
                          • dma-sc – Manical Drop 2 Players music #4

                            • Listen to more at The Nexus and follow us on Twitter and Google+ for our latest episodes and news.

                            36 min
                          • Control Structure #6: Stuffed My Face
                            Things:
                            • Installation Anxiety - YouTube
                            • China tightens 'Great Firewall' internet control with new technology | Technology | guardian.co.uk
                            • Steam under Linux - Valve Developer Community
                            • How to terminate your worst enemy's Dropbox account for only $795
                            • VLC for the new Windows 8 User Experience ("Metro") by VideoLAN » Updates — Kickstarter
                            • Update on turning off 64-bit Windows builds - Google Groups
                            • My collection of Intel 8080 microprocessors
                            • AnandTech - The x86 Power Myth Busted: In-Depth Clover Trail Power Analysis
                            • Page Weight Matters | Chris Zacharias
                            • You said the game was rejected by the UbuntuSC guys... | Formspring
                            • 2012 in Reivew: First Sale Under Siege — If You Bought It, You Should Own It | Electronic Frontier Foundation
                            • The Flat Sink | SachaGreif.com
                            • The best web and mobile fonts of 2012 are … | VentureBeat
                            • Mark Shuttleworth » Blog Archive » Ubuntu in 2013
                            • 30+ Cool Ideas for your Raspberry PI Project | PingBin
                            • Xiph.org :: daala video
                            • Steve Jobs' yacht impounded over pay dispute - CNN.com
                            • What Killed the Linux Desktop - Miguel de Icaza
                            • How Would You Design a Chicken? | Hubbub Developers
                            • Errata Security: You are committing a crime right now
                            • Logo design contest | logo for stackoverflow.com | Entries | 99designs
                            • Sharp Suits (Client Feedback)
                            • How to Detect a Toxic Customer | Software by Rob
                            • LoadingReadyRun - New hilarious sketch comedy every Monday
                            • Halo: The Future of Gaming - YouTube
                            • Rejected WiiPlay Games - YouTube
                              • Music:
                              • Younnat - Radar - His Name is Radar
                              • mindthings - Artificial World
                              • mindthings - Life's Things
                              • dma-sc - Manical Drop 2 Players music #4
                                • 36 min
                              • Control Structure #5: Not A Lawn Ornament
                                This week, Andrew and Ryan discuss varied topics like the apocalypse, HTML, encryption, gaming, VoIP, databases, and Andrew's blog.

                                Things:

                                • Off World Backup – We can save your data, but we can’t save you
                                • Dropbox Tech Blog » Blog Archive » Welcome Guido!
                                • Microsoft pulls the plug on its Silverlight.Net site | ZDNet
                                • HTML5 Definition Complete, W3C Moves to InteroperabilityTesting and Performance
                                • HTML5
                                • HTML 5.1
                                • H.264 Support Lands in Firefox 20 Nightly on Windows
                                • Introducing Qt 5.0 | Qt Blog
                                • The UN’s telecom conference is finally over. Who won? Nobody knows. | Ars Technica
                                • How To Communicate If The Government Obliterates The Internet | Mobile
                                • cryptography – Why not use larger cipher keys? – IT Security
                                • The Internet Archive Needs 3 Petabytes of Storage
                                • How Big Is Amazon? | 500friends Lifetime Value Blog
                                • THQ looking to Linux after Humble Bundle success – GameSpot.com
                                • THQ weighing ‘costs and benefits’ of Linux for upcoming releases | Polygon
                                • THQ Inc. Secures Asset Purchase Agreement with Affiliates of Clearlake Capital Group, L.P. – Yahoo! Finance
                                • The long, frustrating road to recovering my Wii downloads | Ars Technica
                                • Pi Store
                                • The Fast Fourier Transform | Math Programming
                                • 24 ways: How to Make Your Site Look Half-Decent in Half an Hour
                                • Foundation: The Most Advanced Responsive Front-end Framework from ZURB
                                • Wikipedia moving from MySQL to MariaDB | ZDNet
                                • ISP Walks Out of Piracy Talks: “We’re Not The Internet Police” | TorrentFreak
                                • I hate comments
                                • 10 Reasons Your Top Talent Will Leave You – Forbes
                                • Computer Architecture of the 1960’s
                                • The Gates-Funded Toilet Of The Future | Co.Exist: World changing ideas and innovation
                                • Peter Nixey – My beautiful wife, Apple
                                • Oracle VM VirtualBox
                                • Cross-site request forgery – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

                                  • Music:

                                  • Kyle Gabler – Are You Coming Home, Love MOM*
                                  • Younnat – Radar – His Name is Radar
                                  • Kyle Gabler – Productivity Tango*
                                  • Kyle Gabler – My Virtual World of Goo Corporation*
                                  • dma-sc – The First Blip Noel*

                                    • * used with permission of the respective musician

                                    This episode of Control Structure has a Fringe episode. You should really listen to The Fringe #22: CS# 5 — A Ryan Voice!

                                    Listen to more at The Nexus and follow us on Twitter and Google+ for our latest episodes and news.

                                    1 hr 35 min
                                  • Control Structure #5: Not A Lawn Ornament
                                    Things:
                                    • Off World Backup - We can save your data, but we can't save you
                                    • Dropbox Tech Blog » Blog Archive » Welcome Guido!
                                    • Microsoft pulls the plug on its Silverlight.Net site | ZDNet
                                    • HTML5 Definition Complete, W3C Moves to InteroperabilityTesting and Performance
                                    • HTML5
                                    • HTML 5.1
                                    • H.264 Support Lands in Firefox 20 Nightly on Windows
                                    • Introducing Qt 5.0 | Qt Blog
                                    • The UN’s telecom conference is finally over. Who won? Nobody knows. | Ars Technica
                                    • How To Communicate If The Government Obliterates The Internet | Mobile
                                    • cryptography - Why not use larger cipher keys? - IT Security
                                    • The Internet Archive Needs 3 Petabytes of Storage
                                    • How Big Is Amazon? | 500friends Lifetime Value Blog
                                    • THQ looking to Linux after Humble Bundle success - GameSpot.com
                                    • THQ weighing 'costs and benefits' of Linux for upcoming releases | Polygon
                                    • THQ Inc. Secures Asset Purchase Agreement with Affiliates of Clearlake Capital Group, L.P. - Yahoo! Finance
                                    • The long, frustrating road to recovering my Wii downloads | Ars Technica
                                    • Pi Store
                                    • The Fast Fourier Transform | Math Programming
                                    • 24 ways: How to Make Your Site Look Half-Decent in Half an Hour
                                    • Foundation: The Most Advanced Responsive Front-end Framework from ZURB
                                    • Wikipedia moving from MySQL to MariaDB | ZDNet
                                    • ISP Walks Out of Piracy Talks: “We’re Not The Internet Police” | TorrentFreak
                                    • I hate comments
                                    • 10 Reasons Your Top Talent Will Leave You - Forbes
                                    • Computer Architecture of the 1960’s
                                    • The Gates-Funded Toilet Of The Future | Co.Exist: World changing ideas and innovation
                                    • Peter Nixey - My beautiful wife, Apple
                                    • Oracle VM VirtualBox
                                    • Cross-site request forgery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
                                      • Music:
                                      • Kyle Gabler - Are You Coming Home, Love MOM*
                                      • Younnat - Radar - His Name is Radar
                                      • Kyle Gabler - Productivity Tango*
                                      • Kyle Gabler - My Virtual World of Goo Corporation*
                                      • dma-sc - The First Blip Noel*
                                        • * used with permission of the respective musician
                                        1 hr 35 min
                                      • Control Structure #4: A Public Hazard
                                        Things:
                                        • So Many Monitors
                                        • Screens | Ryan Rampersad
                                        • VideoLAN - VideoLAN - Press Release - Windows 8 Fundraiser
                                        • VideoLAN - VLC media player for iOS
                                        • 25-GPU cluster cracks every standard Windows password in
                                        • Richard Stallman calls Ubuntu “spyware” because it tracks searches | Ars Technica
                                        • Coming in Ubuntu Linux 13.04: instant purchases from the desktop | PCWorld
                                        • Linux 3.7 - Linux Kernel Newbies
                                        • Samba Team Releases Samba 4.0
                                        • Keywords for Unprotocols - Unprotocols
                                        • AMD Amends Wafer Supply Agreement with GLOBALFOUNDRIES
                                        • ARM CEO Warren East Says Mobile Chips Will Move into Energy-Efficient Desktops, Laptops, and Servers. | MIT Technology Review
                                        • Intel pitches ARM alternative to data centers—including Facebook’s | Ars Technica
                                        • Authoritarian regimes push for larger ITU role in DNS system | Ars Technica
                                        • The Raspberry Pi Web Server Speed Test - Jeremy's .NET Blog
                                        • IBM 3390: The world’s largest and most expensive hard drive teardown | ExtremeTech
                                        • IBM manufactures light-based 'nanophotonic' chips to let the terabytes flow
                                        • Australian travelers stranded in wilderness because of iOS 6 maps | Ars Technica
                                        • Victoria Police Online News Centre - Police concerned with Apple iOS 6 mapping system
                                          • Music:
                                          • Younnat - Radar - His Name is Radar
                                          • Jeremy Williams - Game Theory
                                          • dma-sc - 1st Sidsound
                                          • Frozen Silence - F
                                          • dma-sc - pooz - The Lab
                                            • 48 min

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                                          Control Structure is a podcast about computer science, IT news, stories, opinions, tips, and tricks for programmers, testers, administrators of all types and more, for fun or for profit hosted by…