Geeks in Space

Geeks in Space

By Rob "CmdrTaco" MaldaTechnology
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Geeks in Space episodes

  • Fractured Veil, Atlantic Hamsterballing, Gen V, Rotten(er) Tomatoes GIS805
    RobChrisRob gathered together albeit someone briefly to celebrate the release of the trailer for Fractured Veil, the game that Chris & Rob have been working on for many years now. The trailer looks great and you should definitely watch it and add the game to your steam wishlist immediately
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjNd3QQnENU
    We also talked a bit about a dude arrested for trying to cross the Atlantic ocean in a giant hamster ball, a man being hugged by a boar, watched the video of a murderer escaping from prison, talked about the gore of the Gen V trailer that has us all super excited, and were shocked SHOCKED that there is something sketchy about the reviewer scores on Rotten Tomatoes.
    23 min
  • Burning Mud Man, Radioactive Boars, Taxing Links, Exploding Teslas GIS804
    RobChrisRob gathered together as is their practice to watch RVs try to escape the mud pit of burning man, discuss the Radioactive Boars in germany that show evidence of WW2 and Chernobyl in their meat, Lidl forced to recall Paw Patrol snack packs when an expired domain on the packaging redirected to exactly what you might expect, the current status of a 4% link tax in canada and the problems between the news media & the aggregation industry, we talked about Tesla's lithium ion batteries 'sploding after exposure to salt water during huricaine idalia, a kickstarter watch that shipped after 10 years, rental e-scooters to be banned in Paris, as well as a bit on The Meg 2, and Joy Ride.
    33 min
  • More Highlanders, Death Row D&D, Xitter Coins, Blue Beetle, Clancy Brown GIS803
    A trio of RobChrisRob gathered to exhaustedly trudge through news including AI generated Mushroom Foraging books that might lead to death, Elno's genyus decision to turn Xitter into a Xitcoin service, the Dungeons & Dragons inmates on Death Row, Hulu cancelled 'The Great', Henry Cavill's Highlander reboot, as well as our idea for Highlander Babies, a quick review of Blue Beetle, and the greatness of Clancy Brown.
    32 min
  • Arctic Sea Monsters, Power Outtages, Moon Landers, Space Debris, Xitter Scams, GIS802
    RobChrisRob returned from countless hours of power outtages to talk about... power outtages & food truck apologies, followed by the Clearspace-1 debris cleanup getting turned into MORE debris, a new Ape skull challenging human origin theories, the Chandrayaan-3 rover rolling down onto the moon, the new 20 armed antarctic super starfish thats probably gonna kill us all, the latest blue tick mark scammers on Xitter, porting Linux to the c64, the return of the Fyre Festival, neutron analysis of the Arecibo cables, and the Kaiju of the Meg 2.
    40 min
  • Xitter's Ongoing Dumpster Fire(s), Rebel Moon Skepticism, Pink Floyd Recreation, Ashoka GIS801
    RobChrisRob regrouped to mention the return of Shoresy & Express skepticism for Zak Snyder's Rebel Moon, we also talked about Bambu 3D printers going rogue overnight and breaking a bunch of units, Fruit Flies that scientists found riding carousels for fun, the Microsoft AI written travel guide that suggested you go to a canada food bank with an empty stomach, Lawsuits over Bored Ape auction sales, Pink Floyd recreated using brain scans of listeners, time lapse photography of Tempest, the successful moon landing by the Indian Chandrayaan-3, A plethora of avoidable Xitter dumpster fires including accidentally deleting all the media from before 2014, Block vs No-Blocks, and the Name Change causing SEO and App Store Ranking to plummet, and finally we talked a bit about Ashoka, Killing It, and a few other shows keeping us busy.
    35 min
  • The Lesser Tech Linus, Xitter's Throttles, Crowdsourcing Security, Death by Cheese GIS800
    RobChrisRob gathered together for the 800th episode of the oldest podcast on the internet and started off by talking about the controversies coming out of Linus Media Group and the Gamer's Nexus criticism piece... we followed up by talking about White House plans to crowd source cybersecurity, The Roblox Hamilton Crossover your 12 year old is dying(?) to see? The Italian Cheesemaker crushed by cheese, banks sued for dodging regulation by using end to end encryption on Signal & Whatsapp, Elon's Xitter throttling redirects to websites critical of him, the MLS Database under cyber attack, Life discovered under hydrothermal vents, a third humasn lineage, way more blackholes found at the edge of JWSTs view, and the supermarket AI that definitely suggests a recipe for chlorine gas!
    42 min
  • Zuck v Elno, Threads, Emoji Law, AI Voices, MyHouse.wad GIS798
    RobChrisRob synchronized their communications arrays to talk about the twitters getting the (not so) surprising endorsement from the Taliban, which led down a whole rabbit whole of discussion about Threads, Twitter Traffic declines, the Elno Plane Tracker moviing to threads, and the absolutely insane name calling from a man who is still somehow respected by lots of people... we also talked about the legal difficulties of AI Voices being used by mod creators, Water Sommeliers, Smash Rooms where you can do what you want to old printers, and the MyHouse.wad Doom II mod that is really an extraordinary achievement in... something?
    35 min
  • Elon Threatens Facebook Lawsuit, Emulating the XT, Cone Sabotage, Numerology Vetoes, GIS797
    RobChrisRob did the thing they do a couple times a week, but this time specifically talking about a really impressive cycle accurate emulator for XT, Macron blaming video games for French riots, mechanical turk workers using AI to do their job, the Wisconsin governor who used his veto to remove a couple digits and a hyphen to change a bill, baby octopuses, Elon threatens Facebook with a lawsuit for hiring the employee, Guardians 3, and SO MUCH MORE!!
    37 min

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Rob "CmdrTaco" Malda is a legend... like Big Foot. But less harry and more interested in science fiction and technology.