Gawker Media ending, global warming is warmer, space station airlocks and docks, telcos are leading IPv6 adoption, NASA opening research, and much more GeekNews of the week.

Gawker Media ending, global warming is warmer, space station airlocks and docks, telcos are leading IPv6 adoption, NASA opening research, and much more GeekNews of the week.

This week the geeks discuss another successful SpaceX landing, Hidden Figures: the story of a group of brilliant mathematicians who made NASA's Apollo mission possible, Seagate's new super large storage, different storage redundancy options, programming school, and HIV.

This week the geeks discuss another successful SpaceX landing, Hidden Figures: the story of a group of brilliant mathematicians who made NASA's Apollo mission possible, Seagate's new super large storage, different storage redundancy options, programming school, and HIV.

Bad lock security, phone battery sales double since PokémonGo, giant tall bus hits Chinese streets, FarmBot!, Trolling the internet for Politics, geeks and guns, slow mo actions, and much more GeekNews.

Bad lock security, phone battery sales double since PokémonGo, giant tall bus hits Chinese streets, FarmBot!, Trolling the internet for Politics, geeks and guns, slow mo actions, and much more GeekNews.

Dawn Motyka joins the Geeks to bring an extra level of awesomeness to this episode of GeekSpeak.

Dawn Motyka joins the Geeks to bring an extra level of awesomeness to this episode of GeekSpeak.

On July 31st 2016 the KUSP board sent out a press release stating "Local independent public radio station KUSP 88.9fm | kusp.org will sign off at midnight tonight, ending nearly 45 years of distinguished on-air public service in the greater Monterey Bay Area and more than 20 years online.".

This prompted me to record the experience of hearing KUSP go off air.

This is a non-standard short episode of GeekSpeak.

On July 31st 2016 the KUSP board sent out a press release stating "Local independent public radio station KUSP 88.9fm | kusp.org will sign off at midnight tonight, ending nearly 45 years of distinguished on-air public service in the greater Monterey Bay Area and more than 20 years online.".

This prompted me to record the experience of hearing KUSP go off air.

This is a non-standard short episode of GeekSpeak.