Last episode we discussed what makes a great design and what we liked most or felt was life-changing. This time, we're flipping it to talk about the Terrible Product Designs We Love to Hate. How could these product designs be improved to make the world a happier place? Dealing with waste and bad design takes some thinking outside the box.

A little about theme music, Hertz rental cars, Joe Rogan, Howard Stern, Pixelmator, affinity Photo, external SSD as a boot drive, and much more.

Some stuff in the works? Other stuff on hold? Do we really know for sure? ABSOLUTELY NOT! But we’ll spend a lot of time talking about it anyway! Lastly, there is FINALLY a really good reason why no one will put Guy in charge of the world….and it involves ducks.

In this solo show Bart describes the so-called 'Rule of Thirds', and then teases apart what it's good for, and more importantly, what it's not good for. He argues in favour of its use as a tool in your proverbial tool box, but that you should be careful never let it constrain your creativity.

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Gaz and Guy take social distancing to the EXTREME by talking thousands of miles away from each other but do admit they don’t wear masks while podcasting. Also, why is it that the winners of these class action lawsuits seem to be mostly lawyers?

Light Bulbs, custom grill, John Wick, the Matrix, Harry Turtledove’s Worldwar and Colonization series, self publishing, and second-hand book stores are all topics covered by Tim and David

The Ladies welcome Victor Cajiao. Victor shares how he uses technology while

he and his wife travel the country in their Airstream camper. He also talks about recent purchases,

and offers a tip about Apple IDs and Apple Card.

What is a product or service you believe is so well-designed that it makes

life easier to navigate? We share our gratitude for design by discussing our

top-of-the-list, favorite products inspired by an article Elisa found in Fortune Magazine

The 100 Greatest Designs of Modern Times.

So the MyMac Podcast has been around for 800 shows. If you count the mini shows and one offs, it’s really been way more than that, but let’s just deal with 800 official MyMac Podcasts. So our official position is, let me know when we hit 1000. Also, we just passed the 84th anniversary of the Hindenburg disaster.

Tim pulls the trigger on a new iMac, and it all goes to pot. David thinks something that happens on the show is a gag, but it’s not. Plus, NEOGEO Mini, sewing machines, and P6661 Median laptop