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British Parliament passes the Snoopers Charter. Fake news is on the rise. Snapchat files for a secret IPO. Selfie deaths have more than doubled each year for the past three years. Apple charges $300 for a book of pictures of Apple products.

• Owen J.J. Stone can't even believe the new MacBook Pro
• Georgia Dow thinks the key to breaking our addiction with technology lies in education and good parenting
• Baratunde Thurston wants you to take action for what you believe in

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Georgia Dow, Owen JJ Stone, and Baratunde Thurston

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Recommendations for gaming PCs, where to find an old version of Windows and DOS, how to find out what's taking up space on a hard drive, rooting a tablet, Android file managers, and more.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Chris Marquardt

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Leo Laporte and Father Robert talk tech news of the week including, Facebook's fake news, iPhones sending your call history to Apple, and Leo's new Macbook Pro 13" and 15" with Touch Bar. iFixit.com joins us to talk about their teardown of the MacBook Pros. Father Robert was at the LA Auto Show earlier this week, and he'll let us know what the big takeaways were. Little Zak Bondy has a review of the Piper Computer Kit, a Raspberry Pi computer kit that comes with everything you need to make your own Minecraft-playing computer. Jason Howell shares his Android App Pick from Android App Arena. And Leo and Padre answer your tech questions.

• We have the new Macbook Pro 13" and 15" with Touch Bar. We'll give you a first-look and compare them to previous Macs and the adapters that you need.
• The co-founder of iFixit.com, Kyle Wiens, joined us to talk about some of the surprises they found in their teardown of the MacBook Pros. Kyle drills down on the keypad, speakers and the difficulty of parts replacement.
• Father Robert and our live TWiT crew were at the LA Auto Show earlier this week. He let us know what the big takeaways were, including his thoughts on the merging of Silicon Valley and Detroit.
• Little Zak Bondy has a review of the Piper Computer Kit, a Raspberry Pi computer kit that comes with everything you need to make your own Minecraft-playing computer. He rates the Piper a 4 out of 5. But if you don't want to drop $299 on the Piper, Zak gives us some low-cost options for a similar result.
• Jason Howell shows us his latest Android App Pick: PhotoScan by Google Photos.
• Timothy from Kentucky calls in, and Leo and Padre answer his question about what specific skill sets are needed for a future career in IT in our 'Call for Help.'

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ

Guests: Kyle Wiens, Jason Howell, and Karsten Bondy

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Trusting news on Facebook, recording radio broadcasts digitally, is the new MacBook Pro still for pros? An Android phone for multitasking, Amazon Echo vs. Google Home, is it time to get a 4K TV? And more of your calls!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo

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Does Facebook have a responsibility to weed out fake news stories? Google releases PhotoScan to digitize your old pictures. Google Translate gets some machine learning improvements. Twitter kicks out alt-right users. BLU phones sending user info to China. Snapchat Spectacles will be available in Tulsa next - and Snapchat files a secret IPO.

• Stacey's Thing: June oven
• Jeff's Number: Facebook's new measurement strategies
• Leo's Thing: 2016 MacBook Pro

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham

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Microsoft joins the Linux Foundation, 15 years of Xbox, Visual Studio 2017 is almost here, & a live demonstration of HoloLens over Skype.

• Tip of the week: Use Skype without an account
• App pick of the week: PhotoScanner for Android/iOS
• Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Deployment Toolkit gets an update
• Codename pick of the week: Kona and Cabo
• Beer pick of the week: Jopen Johannieter

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott

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Results from our listener's informal CAIDA spoofing testing. LessPass turned out to be even less than it appeared. Steve's day at Yubico. News from PwnFest & Mobile Pwn2Own. The probable elimination of Dark Matter. A new Wi-Fi field disturbance attack. A wacky Kickstarter "fingerprint" glove. The "BlackNurse" reduced-bandwidth DoS attack.

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Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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Rene has his review of the new 13" and 15" MacBook Pro with Touch Bar. Rumors say AirPods might come out this week. Apple is working on Augmented reality - is this the future? Apple's new $300 coffee book focuses on the Jobs-Ive collaboration.

• Leo's Pick: Touché lets you test drive the TouchBar
• Rene's Pick: Toms bands for Apple Watch
• Andy's Pick: Blue Raspberry Microphone

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and Rene Ritchie

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Need to keep yourself distracted in this crazy world? Well, Megan Morrone and Leo Laporte have the perfect apps for you. Games, movies, magazines, Cameras that fit in your Apple Watch band, and an assortment of apps ranging from new ways to play Tetris, Chess, and auto tune your voice!

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone

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Dan Ackerman is a tech journalist who writes for CNET. His latest book, The Tetris Effect: The Game That Hypnotized the World, is an exploration of the tumultuous history of the game Tetris. This history is part startup tale, part Cold War thriller, and part courtroom drama. The story of Tetris, its global spread, and its effect on the worlds of culture and science make for a fascinating book.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Dan Ackerman

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