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Gemini's new safety guardrails, how Google plans to punish browser hijacking, and the company's attempt to make Gemini happen on the Mac.
An update on our mental health work
Google will begin punishing sites for back button hijacking in June
The Gemini app is now on Mac
Myke made some backup decisions, and only more problems became apparent. Federico updated Apple Frames, and built a command line interface for it. They both celebrate by sharing home screens.
Brad and Myke bust out all of the pen and paper in this week’s episode, including a huge amount of feedback on last week’s pocket fountain pen discussion. Brad also rambles about mechanical pencils for too long, but makes up for it with three flavors of S
AirPods Max and whether they're worth it, Backblaze's quiet decision to stop backing up cloud-synced folders, Amazon's acquisition of Apple's satellite provider, and Samsung vs. Apple's foldable phone design philosophies.
Jason Howell and Aleen Simms
Is it possible that Apple could run out of MacBook Neos? What's Apple's smart glasses strategy, really? We tackle both questions, discuss Jason's new UWB smart lock, consider the shape and name of the folding iPhone, and more!
A comprehensive look at the state of Apple Smart Home in 2026. David and Stephen share their setups, cover the latest standards, new devices of interest, helpful automations, and how to get started with Apple Home.
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The Mac Power Users
The Editor
The Fixer
Some things we're enjoying, some challenges to face.
Casey's blog post that started the conversation about his Dad.
Not mentioned on the show, but a really great podcast episode about the ATP toaster reviews.
The book about dementia that Casey is reading.
The falls were still over a mile away.
The drive-through safari the Liss family went to.
After the ostrich "attack" on Casey.
This was after we cleaned up. The bucket pictured was almost empty before cleanup began.
What we talk about when we talk about bagging your own groceries.
Things kick off with some vintage and international Follow-Up on video extras. Your hosts also consider why you might not actually want to deliberately remove all the Fluoride from your family's drinking water.
John admits he was once residentially saddled with persistently discolored drinking water.
As a main topic, your hosts consider whether bagging your own groceries might not be the most durable analogy for how we navigate the present—let alone what we anticipate some eldritch, notional future. Expertise is agreed to be complicated.
In this month’s member bonus segment, your hosts discuss why someone might choose to delete their "second brain." Should you consider throwing out everything you ever wrote down and just start over? Especially given that it can be difficult to meter the usefulness of a given 55-gallon contractor bag?
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(Recorded on Tuesday, March 31, 2026)
Why I Erased 10,000 Notes, 7 Years of Ideas, and Every Thought I Tried to Save
Vertical Tabs are the drama, the New York Times attempts to determine how accurate AI Overviews are, and Google releases an experimental dictation app.
Get more done with new vertical tabs and immersive reading mode in Chrome
How Accurate Are Google’s A.I. Overviews?
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Stephen and Myke take on Nilay Patel and David Pierce about the top 50 Apple products and then dream of going to the moon.
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