Welcome to episode 20! Time certainly flies. In this instalment, Andrew successfully moves on from an old product (and updates his spreadsheet accordingly), Jason releases an actual physical boardgame and Martin reminisces about what he used to have in his lunchbox.

Build Macros. Get Gold. Don't Die.

Macro Dungeon is a twist on the classic dungeon crawler. Up to four players take turns drawing cards and making movements through one of four caves, in an attempt to outpace their competitors on the way to the treasure room. Players can advance in boring one-increment moves or use strategy to build macro moves, which can contain up to five moves and allow you to jump ahead of the competition. Get Macro Dungeon today and start building macros to make your way to victory! Oh, and watch out for those dragons!

This episode was edited by Martin using Ferrite.

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This time, it's all about music! Jason reports the results of an advanced headphone audit, Andrew shares yet more economic wisdom and Martin prompts a chat about guilty song pleasures.

An update! Thank you to everyone who participated in our Twitter polls about macOS Finder usage after episode 018.

We're excited to share the results: when launching a new Finder window, the majority of voters (83.3%) click on the icon; and when it comes to the window view, it was a tie between icons and columns (38.9%).

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This time we discuss one of the nerdiest and most important elements of using a Mac: how we arrange and navigate the Finder. Who's boring? Who's controversial? Listen to find out!

(Side note: make sure to share your thoughts in our Twitter polls on how you launch and arrange your Finder!)

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New year, new episode! Andrew continues the build-out of his 'podcast studio', then we all become over-caffeinated and consider the what, where and why of hoarding old technology. Lastly, we designate new nicknames to each other.

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In this last episode for 2020, Andrew reveals his Clooney connections, Jason shares time-tracking wisdom and Martin jabbers about cinema.

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In addition to sharing their tech origin stories—in quite different and nerdy ways—Jason comes up with with a weird business idea, Andrew wrangles with how to define the iPod and Martin's handwriting is put under the microscope.

(Here's a hint: as you follow the episode, check the show notes below to view each origin story's corresponding image.)

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Martin and Andrew terrify Jason with personal stories concerning native Australian wildlife, then reminisce about a fine Japanese automobile.

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Friend of the show Vincent has submitted his work desk for review. We all have thoughts.

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Friend of the show Gabriel has submitted his work desk for review. We all have thoughts.

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Friend of the show Craig has submitted his work desk for review. We all have thoughts.

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