In our longest episode yet, we learn that Matt G’s most extensive programing experience was for the benefit of another species and the Ducks finally determine who is the reigning Animal Hoarders champion.

While discussing using the internet for its ultimate purpose, the Ducks discuss undersea cables and look to the Back of the Napkin to learn just how fast the electrons in those cables are moving. With that understanding in place, the Ducks get ready to make some reality TV predictions.

While discussing using the internet for its ultimate purpose, the Ducks discuss undersea cables and look to the Back of the Napkin to learn just how fast the electrons in those cables are moving. With that understanding in place, the Ducks get ready to make some reality TV predictions.

Prime Minister Cameron and President Obama have had enough of this encryption thing and the Ducks just can’t help but think that is a poor decision. Adam explains the virtues of SignalR in the first ‘.NET Day Job’. And the Ducks wonder why “The Imitation Game” needed so much embellishment for a crypto hero who’s life was already interesting enough.

Prime Minister Cameron and President Obama have had enough of this encryption thing and the Ducks just can’t help but think that is a poor decision. Adam explains the virtues of SignalR in the first ‘.NET Day Job’. And the Ducks wonder why “The Imitation Game” needed so much embellishment for a crypto hero who’s life was already interesting enough.

Matt S. explains why moving his primary machine to Arch Linux wasn’t a huge mistake and teaches us why he prefers Ansible to manually creating VMs in the first ‘Playing With a Full Stack’. We also discover a way to get Matt G. to watch Reality TV: Make it a game.

Matt S. explains why moving his primary machine to Arch Linux wasn’t a huge mistake and teaches us why he prefers Ansible to manually creating VMs in the first ‘Playing With a Full Stack’. We also discover a way to get Matt G. to watch Reality TV: Make it a game.

Recorded around a single microphone for their first attempt at an episode, we learn a little bit about The Ducks and experience the first installment of ‘Back of the Napkin’ where we find out how many balloons it would take to float a turtle. The Ducks invite you to enjoy the attempt, and promise to find a way to lower the volume of Matt G’s voice in future episodes.

Recorded around a single microphone for their first attempt at an episode, we learn a little bit about The Ducks and experience the first installment of ‘Back of the Napkin’ where we find out how many balloons it would take to float a turtle. The Ducks invite you to enjoy the attempt, and promise to find a way to lower the volume of Matt G’s voice in future episodes.