Have you wondered about those gold tabs on your latest credit card, or maybe where all the aliens are? How about whether Software Engineers keep you in mind when they develop your apps? Covering the Geeky News and touching on some ethics on this episode of GeekSpeak

Mars, the Supermoon, and US LTE speeds are all wet. How we teach coding, and how the DMCA protects car company's secrets.

A formerly trustworthy source of protection disappoints, a trio of drones does a lovely dance you walk on, and even pressing a simple key on your computer can boggle your mind.

Prosthetic hand with feeling, T-Mobile using it's new spectrum, AT&T finally to have wifi calling on iPhone, Science, Space, and more weekly geeky news.

Lock-picking with photographs, Tech Companies fight with the US, password cracking is easy when mistakes are made, Microsoft downloads you might not use, and more tech news of the week.

Self-driving cars are too polite, police tech isn't polite enough, lunar burial, a Tesla breaks its tester again, and much more in the Week in Geek.

Open Source Pixar stuff, the need for consumer vigilance; drones used to smuggle into prison; analog vs UI geekery; developments that affect energy use; and opposing suggestions for what you do with your food photographs. With Lyle, Brian and Bonnie.

Glass as 3D printing medium, can speaking Klingon get you a job, Android lock patterns are not a unique snowflake, a discussion about diversity in tech and what you white guys can do to help, and more Geek News of the Week.

Lyle chats about doing the show for 15 years, and we cover the news: Freeboot followup, a new Epson printer that doesn't need refills, Alphabet the new Google, Free Tuition for coding school, and much more.

Brand new very fast memory, Windows 10 rolls out slowly, how to stay safe online: experts vs non-experts, and more Geeky News.