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On this episode, David and Stephen explore four great applications for macOS users.
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Casey came to London!
Casey's review of the first year of Callsheet.
Casey's original announcement post.
The audio recording of Relay hosts playing Fortunate Families in London.
Some discussion about Jason and Casey's journey on the Burge Barge™.
It is the biggest news of the week. It's time to ponder what's ahead for Google now that it's been deemed a monopoly. Plus, new Nest hardware.
Character.AI CEO Noam Shazeer returns to Google
Google illegally maintains monopoly over internet search, judge rules
The Nest Learning Thermostat is smarter and sleeker than ever
7 memorable moments in Google Chromecast history
There Is No Escaping Google's Gemini, Not Even in the Smart Home
Rose and David are both fans of setups, automations that set your computer up to dive into doing your work. In this episode, the Automators discuss multiple ways to set up a setup.
Rose and David are both fans of setups, automations that set your computer up to dive into doing your work. In this episode, the Automators discuss multiple ways to set up a setup.
close after is the syntax Rose uses to close Bunches after X period of time.
Meg James of the Los Angeles Times joins Jason to discuss Paramount and WBD results, the WBD/NBA conundrum, Peacock and the Olympics, Venu's price, the NFL dodging the antitrust bullet, a Disney price hike, and the high cost of prestige TV.
Meg James
Kathy is still on a secret mission so Jay is joined by Brett Terpstra the Internet’s mad scientist to talk mental healths link to productivity.
Brett Terpstra
- Jay ✅ - Record the demo video
Keep sending those MyConduit Connections to us on Discord and through Feedback!
- Brett - Clean up his background
Pre-Show: We covered Brett’s day job and how things have changed there.
Federico is back from the beach and has some concerns about changes in iOS 18. Myke isn't too broken up about the SuperDrive's demise, and Stephen is still working hard on Performa Month. Also, Mozilla may be in trouble.
The tech everyone should have, our device strategies for planes, Apple's new Distraction Control feature, and the apps we want to control via Siri.
Matthew Cassinelli and Emily Dreibelbis
In 1957, the United States government launched a program to develop techniques to use nuclear explosives for peaceful construction purposes.
Myke has a mostly positive Apple Intelligence experience (except for Siri), Apple results make us consider the power of Services, and the Color Czar may be up to their old tricks.
Thanks to Lex Friedman for composing our jingles.
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