Web tutorials bake in vulnerabilities, coins suck, China space, Iris scan to pay Galaxy, Uber-lots of Uber, they are worse then coins, use a different search engine, Brave browser, BrickerBot, and Facebook cleaning thoughts.

The various facets of artificial intelligence, history of telecommunication, how political views are affected by internet access, and how to spot BS effectively. Lyle, Brian, and Miles discuss all this and more in the week's news.

iOS Software on Windows 10, Ubuntu lack of Unity, Vis of Linux Kernel Dev, Someone hacked Dallas Sirens, Tech and the Fake Market tactic, beginner's eGPU guide, Farmers vs Tractor secrets, and a bit about well water woes and coding.

Gender and Race in Tech in Silicon Valley, plus FCC cuts, SpaceX, Enceladus, Eye tracking Piano, AMP is bad, Uber woes, iOS 10.3.1 again, Trump Script, and more news of the week.

Hiring bias, Collage moves to Google, Apple iOS update comes with new File System, Left Socks, Dig Once Bill, Privacy under attack... use a VPN, US Border area, and a bit more about Dedi needing a job.

Crazy claims vs net neutrality, game of life programing, NASA gets funding for Mars, Potatoes can grow on Mars, Google's algos lie about onions, Firefox 52 is awesome, Daylight Savings time is Dumb, CIA leak shows encryption works, the new Raspberry Pi, and much more bits.

Uber's faults, pigeons who read, and the breaking of the SHA-1 hashing algorithm, Abagnale on security breaches, AI wins Super Smash Bros, Game Industry against Right to Repair. And a post show about the tragedy in Kansas.

Uber's faults, pigeons who read, and the breaking of the SHA-1 hashing algorithm, Abagnale on security breaches, AI wins Super Smash Bros, Game Industry against Right to Repair. And a post show about the tragedy in Kansas.

Smell something? There's an app for that too. Lyle, Al, and Miles discuss "AudioShopping," the front lines of global cybersecurity, the effects of ubiquitous automation on our society, and more in this episode.

Smell something? There's an app for that too. Lyle, Al, and Miles discuss "AudioShopping," the front lines of global cybersecurity, the effects of ubiquitous automation on our society, and more in this episode.