Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek.

Show Notes:

Ellen Pao Resigns as Reddit Interim CEO After User Revolt [Bloomberg]

Small business, tax firms hit back at ATO tech troubles [The Age]

NBN meets Turnbull's June 30 rollout targets [Delimiter]

Telstra takes Warrnambool fire lessons to more sites [iTnews]

OpenSSL promptly issues patch for 'high severity' bug [The Inquirer]

Logitech to rebrand as "Logi," dropping "tech" from its name [Ars Technica]

Adblock Plus Saves University 40 Percent Network Bandwidth [TechWeekEurope]

Safari Content Blocker, Before and After [Daring Fireball]

New York City asks Google Maps to discourage left turns [Mashable]

Microsoft releases all-new Office 2016 for Mac to Office 365 subscribers [AppleInsider]

Apple iOS 9 now available as part of public beta [The Age]

Apple gives Greek iCloud users 30 days free service in light of financial crisis [AppleInsider]

Greece is being cut off from the internet [Business Insider Australia]

Actor Roger Rees dies in New York [ABC News]

Satoru Iwata, president who brought Nintendo back to relevance, dies at 55 [The Age]

J.J. Abrams Just Ethered Every Other Fan Event with a Free Star Wars Concert [Wired]

The latest trailer for Batman v. Superman shows superheroes leveling cities [The Verge]

Watch the raunchy and ridiculous Deadpool Comic-Con panel [The Verge]

Harry Shearer will STAY on The Simpsons...