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Professor Wolfe’s Tech Talks – Professor Wolfe

A podcast for enthusiasts interested in building great software products. Every episode,Subramani Jaisankar is joined by a guest to talk about product design, building scalable infrastructure, open Source, technology news and politics of technology

Avdi Grimm is in town(Bangalore) for RUBYCONF India 2018. Earlier today Atul Jha had a chance to sit with and talk about state of Ruby and other programming languages

BB 74: In Conversation With Avdi Grimm

Red Hat to Acquire CoreOS, Expanding its Kubernetes and Containers Leadership

BB 73: Red Hat to Acquire CoreOS

BB 72: CES 2018

What are some of the Open source technologies that grabbed healdlines in 2017

BB 71: Open Source 2017

IoT Core, Greengrass,FreeRTOS,Greengrass ML

BB 70: AWS re:INVENT 2017 - IoT

The Bangalore Bits

The Data Talks podcast provides insights, best practices, and useful resources to help software architects, developers, and data scientists succeed in simplifying your life and driving a DataOps culture.

News

In these episodes, our heroes, Michael Hausenblas and Sebastien Goasguen discuss everything imaginable that is related to Kubernetes. They offer advice and encouragement reminding all of us that if you free your mind, the rest will follow and to consider this
 new approach to operations.

Kubernetes – What it is, Why it Matters, and How to Get Started with Michael Hausenblas and Sebastien Goasguen Part 3

In these episodes, our heroes, Michael Hausenblas and Sebastien Goasguen discuss everything imaginable that is related to Kubernetes. They offer advice and encouragement reminding all of us that if you free your mind, the rest will follow and to consider this new approach to operations.

Kubernetes – What it is, Why it Matters, and How to Get Started with Michael Hausenblas and Sebastien Goasguen Part 2

Kubernetes – What it is, Why it Matters, and How to Get Started with Michael Hausenblas and Sebastien Goasguen Part 1

In this episode, our hero, Kirk Borne ponders blockchains cure for baldness and shares his thoughts on data operations and implementing a customer 288 instead of a customer 360.

Maximizing Business Value with Data Science and Data Operations with Dr. Kirk Borne

In this episode, our hero, Dean Wampler contemplates solutions for implementing streaming architectures and why this is a compelling paradigm.

A New Paradigm: Streaming and Microservices with Dean Wampler

Data Talks

Greetings web nation, this is 4 UR Eyes Only. This podcast can not be traced, it can not be stopped and is the only free voice in the matrix. The words of Mentor, have been long sought after by many, but in this age of ever increasing commercialization, your digital rights, the ones we so […]

4 UR Eyes Only Episode 0x00 – Pilot

Podcasts – The Teachings of Master Den Zuko

Learn about AI and Neural Networks from the ground up with a host who is doing the same

Convolutional Neural Networks: this is CNN (but not the news network). A look at the AI technology behind a recent explosion in the effectiveness of artificial image recognition.
SHOW NOTES
1. Neural Networks Made Easy

Me and My AI 7: Convolutional Neural Networks

This week we take a look at the machine language and software that we will be using to build our self-driving car.
SHOW NOTES:
1. Python Programming Language
2. Anaconda Programming Language (Python)
3. Spyder (Development Software)

Me and My AI 6: Programming a Self-Driving Car

More on how neural networks learn: Cost (how far you are from the mark) Gradient Descent (how to mathematically move to the desired outcome) and Stochastic Gradient Descent (how to move to the desired outcome in a system that is not uniform or random).
Be sure to subscribe and review on iTunes and shout out to us on social media (links in the show notes)
SHOW NOTES:
1. iTunes Link
2. Twitter @ItsMeandMyAI
3. Facebook Page

Me and My AI 5: Cost and Gradient Descent

In this episode, I take a deeper look at how neural networks train themselves to do complex tasks (learn) and then engage in those complex tasks (work).
 
SHOW NOTES:
1. Predicting Ames House Prices
2. How do Artificial Neural Networks Learn
3. The Jerk

Me and My AI 4: How Neural Networks Learn and Work

In episode 3 I discuss the structure of the human brain and how that structure is emulated by the neural networks of AIs.
SHOW NOTES:
1. The Neuron
2. The Neural Net Image (full article HERE)
3.  The New Optimists
4. Swearing Robot from Boston Dynamics

Me and My AI 3: Neurons and Neural Networks

Me and My AI

Everything about working remotely, be that from home, or as a digital nomad

For episode 8, we met with Matt Davey of 1Password, a favorite app of the Remote Work Podacast team. Matt is the COO (Chief Operations Optimist) of the all-remote security company that’s been in operation for over a decade. 

Job and Matt discuss 1Password’s unique history with family plans, their unique culture (including their creative business titles), and the merits (or lack thereof) of video calls.

Episode 8: Matt Davey from 1Password

On this episode, we’re joined by Michael Leibovich,  Vice President of Marketing and Growth at Abstract. 

A remote-first company, Abstract employs nearly 100 employees throughout the U.S., and roughly 70% of them work remotely. Part of what makes the company’s remote-work philosophy unique, however, is their focus on expanding on and fostering company diversity and talent. 

Join us as Job and Michael dive deeper into that motivation as well as Abstract’s approach to building a strong team dynamic and finding ways to bond with your remote coworkers.

Episode 7: Michael Leibovich from Abstract

This week, we’re joined by Netguru executive chairman and co-founder Wiktor Schmidt. For more than a decade, Netguru has built an incredible portfolio of products for organizations across many diverse industries.

Wiktor Schmidt: Executive Chairman of Netguru

Jenny Shen is a Remote UX/product designer, strategist, speaker, consultant and mentor. She joined me to talk about working across countries as a designer.

Jenny Shen: Remote UX designer

Brendan O’Leary is Manager, Professional Services at GitLab and has a house full of kids. He’s also an incredibly enthusiastic, kind and smart guy. It was a pleasure to speak with him about his job, life and some of the challenges of remote work he has faced. Hope you enjoy our conversation.

4: Challenges with remote work, with special guest Brendan O'Leary

Remote Work Podcast

Coffee in the Cloud is a show that gives you useful content about popular modern workplace topics.  View short videos over a cup of coffee to learn a specific task or view our long form online classes to dive into one of our products.  We focus on productivity and the Office 365 suite but you will a...

We are excited to announce general availability for M365 learning pathways. Find out how to better use Office 365, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and more.  Includes updated end user training for Microsoft Teams.

For more information go to: https://aka.ms/M365LPAnnounce

General Availability Announcement for M365 learning pathways

Watch this Teams Academy video to understand the basics of media within Microsoft Teams, why meetings are not complex, and how to ensure success.

Media in Teams - Why Meetings are Simple

Part 4 of 4 of the Skype for Business to Teams upgrade series. Watch this Teams Academy video for IT Pros to learn about the administrator experience of upgrading Skype for Business to Teams.

Administrator experience for the upgrade from SfB to Teams (Upgrade part 4 of 4)

Part 1 of 4 of the Skype for Business to Teams upgrade series. Watch this Teams Academy video for IT Pros to get an Intro to Upgrade and learn about the experience in Teams only mode.

Introduction to Upgrade from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams (Upgrade part 1 of 4)

Part 3 of 4 of the Skype for Business to Teams upgrade series. Watch this Teams Academy video for IT Pros to learn how Coexistence and Interoperability between Skype for Business and Teams can be managed.

Manage Coexistence and Interoperability between SfB and Teams (Upgrade part 3 of 4)

Coffee in the Cloud

Create and sell Online Courses. The instructorHQ podcast is here to help anyone wanting to begin making online courses for sites such as Udemy and Skillshare. Daniel has perfected the processes of choosing, creating and producing online courses. Daniel is an online course best seller and is dedicate...

In this episode of The instructorHQ Show, Daniel and Tayla discuss how they’d approach building a brand new Youtube Channel for Online Course Promotion

E029: How to Start A Youtube Channel For Online Course Promotion

In this episode of The instructorHQ Show, Daniel and Elzaan Marnane talk about Imposter Syndrome, why we experience it and what you can do to minimise its effects.

E028: How to Deal with Imposter Syndrome with Clinical Psychologist Elzaan Marnane

In this episode of The instructorHQ Show, Daniel and Tayla talk about what they did when the found their online courses had been stolen and rue-loaded on Youtube, stealing their SEO rankings and impacting their income.

E027: Dealing With Stolen Course Content

In this episode of The instructorHQ Show, Daniel and Tayla talk about the differences between creating exclusive and non-exclusive courses. Some platforms prefer to have exclusive courses and some don’t mind. Hear what one of the top selling online instructors’ has to say about what you should do with your courses!

E026: Should Your Online Courses Be Exclusive or Non-Exclusive

In this episode of The instructorHQ Show, Daniel and Tayla talk about how to go about updating your course. There’s 2 main different ways when dealing with mainstream hosting platforms, uploading into the original course and creating a new course. Both come with their own unique set of problems.

E025: Updating an Old Online Course vs Making a New One

The instructorHQ Show - Create and Sell Online Courses

Rule the Web: How to do Anything and Everything on the Internet -- Better, Faster, Easier, a new guide by Mark Frauenfelder

How can I change the homepage on my Web browser? Download MP3 now Subscribe to the Rule the Web in Sixty Seconds RSS feed. Subscribe via iTunes.

Rule the Web in Sixty Seconds Episode #27

When I start to enter a website address into my browser, it auto-completes an address that I'd rather it not complete. How can I fix that? Download MP3 now Subscribe to the Rule the Web in Sixty Seconds RSS feed....

Rule the Web in Sixty Seconds Episode #26

How do browser tabs work? Download MP3 now Subscribe to the Rule the Web in Sixty Seconds RSS feed. Subscribe via iTunes. UPDATE: Tom W. writes "I just heard podcast #25 about tabs and browsing. One way to open a...

Rule the Web in Sixty Seconds Episode #25

How can I use the Web to motivate myself to write the Great American Novel? Download MP3 now Link: NaNoWriMo Subscribe to the Rule the Web in Sixty Seconds RSS feed. Subscribe via iTunes.

Rule the Web in Sixty Seconds Episode #24

How can I block unwanted Flash animation? Download MP3 now Link: Flashblock Subscribe to the Rule the Web in Sixty Seconds RSS feed. Subscribe via iTunes.

Rule the Web in Sixty Seconds Episode #23

Rule the Web in Sixty Seconds

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the coolest thing about the iPhone camera is that it's the only camera that we have that gets better as time goes by. just about every other camera is feature complete when it comes off the assembly line. the things it can do are the things it does and that is it. there may be a firmware update to fix things that don't work but we don't see them often. and we do it's unlikely that there would be a new "mode" to try out. the iPhone doesn't work that way. there are thousands of camera apps extending the camera into something more. things like panoramas, high dynamic range, visual effects and 3D are all apps that take a normal snap to extend it's interpretation.

making your iThing a better camera is not really as simple as downloading a new app and pressing the shutter. to say that everything is different is an understatement. for example the first time playing with 360 Panorama made a horrible image. the second time wasn't much better. it took some practice to get a panorama that was something worth sharing. all of the apps below are like that. it won't take you long to get the hang of things but you don't want to have your first experience with your new "camera" to be the time of important event.

here are some of our favorite iPhone and iPod Touch applications.

Camera Plus (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/camera-plus/id330803072?mt=8) vs Camera (http://campl.us/)+ is two different cameras. 

360 Panorama (http://occipital.com/360/app) is a very free form pano tool. it's like painting. hold snap move repeat.


DMD Panorama (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dmd-panorama/id441183050?mt=8) from Dermanda (http://www.dermandar.com/) forces the camera to be vertical. as you move to the next stitch watch the two ghosts come together and then it snaps (how zen).

Plastic Bullet (http://www.redgiantsoftware.com/products/all/plastic-bullet/) and Classic Insta (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/classicinsta/id365889139?mt=8) have two very different goals. one of these is slow. the other is fast. one makes gorgeous printable snaps. the other is classic crap cam emulator. 

Plastic Bullet from Red Giant is 2 bucks - err 1 buck for a limited time. it's very slow but makes a nice effect. use it after the snaps are taken for better results.

CIassic INSTA simulates crap cams from the 70s. it has the same 19 effects but put the snap on the different borders is based the "camera" being used to snap. the looks are are frameless, polaroid LAND camera, 90 something and square framed. it's fast enough so you can just shot and go.

related to the INSTA is the Classic SAMP (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/classicsamp/id356937030?mt=8) which emulates a LOMO Action sampler (http://microsites.lomography.com/actionsampler/main/) or LOMO Super Sampler (http://microsites.lomography.com/supersampler/galleries/moveyoursubject). you simply must know this film cam! pull the cord to prime the shutters. snap, snap, snap, snap! unlike the film cameras with the SAMP you get all the cams in one: 1, 2, 3, 4, and 9 taking almost full rez shots!

HDR FX (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hdr-fx/id503560704?mt=8) is a very simple HDR photo taker. click to take the scene then choose the processed look from three modes: sneery, sky, ground. it's to you to save the image when you are finished. there is also a free version (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hdr-fx-mini/id519959783?mt=8).

HDR Photo Camera (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hdr-photo-camera/id465283767?mt=8) is a SLOW! or maybe SLOW-ISH! it is an ad supported (how iWeird) HDR maker that makes you save your processed shot. there are no post processing choices, you just get HDR. remember to save.

Camera Fun FREE (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/camera-fun/id358836316?mt=8) is a free fun house camera that offers Mirror, Pinch and Sketch modes that the kids will use until there is no more power left in the battery.

making the iPhone camera better revisted

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for me it's about momentum. and if I get stopped, if there's the slightest roadblock, I will go home. at least that's what I'm like today. I really did try to get to the show. I tried twice. and it would be easy for me to criticize the show planners. but you see, it's me that is the problem. I hate crowds, I can't walk far, I get tired easily, I can't see up making talking to the people difficult if not impossible sometimes. and if I do make the weekend of it because the world was in alignment I pay dearly for the experience for days afterword.

so I bailed. and instead of just gawking at the spectacle that is 3D printers, robots, nerd talks, and lots more walking around I spent the rest day hacking. and got far. it's pretty easy to forget just how rewarding an afternoon of soldering or programming or writing or coding can be. especially if it's nothing related to the normal day to day.

here's the article that talks about how a kid found out that he wasn't the only one after he spent the day at the Faire. I wish that as a kid I could have fond my kind of nerds. 

TinkerCAD (https://tinkercad.com/home/) is a 3D maker tool that works inside of a modern browser.

the SF Gate (aka cronicle) has a series of pictures that give you an idea of the crowd that descended on San Mateo.

FORA TV has almost all the talks you didn't make it to hear.

Zoa Chimerum jewelry

Tapigami

R2D2 builders

WALL-E builders

Adam Savage 2012 Maker Faire -- Why We Make

Chris Anderson talks about making Autonomous Quadracopter drones. he packed 'em in compared to the 30-40 people that listened in 2010. 

more information can be found at DIY Drones.

Maker Faire 2012

Craig Severson explained his backup system one time. it seems over the top until you hear, "I can take that drive over there, plug in, reboot and I'm back to five minutes ago." 

I needed a backup device that transparent like Apple Time

10T Backup Server Project

my problem with things today is that it's going to become virtually impossible to play. electronics is a good example. so many of the parts are surface mount only. meaning you can't just whomp something together on a bread board. but to push the idea even further, there is no way for two guys in a garage to make an iPod. okay they could but look at the skill set they have to have to make it happen.

I read a Rudy Rucker book (http://www.rudyrucker.com/wares/) where lots of the tech is mindblowingly complex. tech that was so hard that a humans couldn't even be involved after a certain point. yet interfaces to tech creation allowed the characters to control making without thinking about who made who (robot making tech based on human interaction). the book Makers mentions combining complex programming projects into a greater object. this concept of reusing code is tossed out there like it's no big deal. but fiction always over simplifies making because the story would become boring otherwise. to most people man landing on the moon is a sound bite even though it took the better part of 20 years (don't forgot all the work before the Kennedy speech) to get there.

I've had a lot of printers in my life from letter quality daisy wheels to dot matrix to dye sub to laser. and at some level the businesses I ran wouldn't have been possible without the leveraged use I got from printing without limits. Tom pointing that this same thing is right here with 3D printing is telling.

1) it's ground zero. think of MakerBot (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1449399061/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=knowtech-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1449399061)">Makerbot as a Epson MX-80
2) there potential for hundreds of new business
3) be prepared to see lots of failure as it engages
4) plastics and resins are toxic. stand by for regulation in California.

the discussion last night over dinner before the show was about lots of different things but one subject was "I want one but I don't know why I want one." this was Kanen answering the question do you want a 3D printer because making 2 is just as easy as making 1.

I think wanting one of these is the same as back when I had an Apple II of wanting a MX-80 printer. or a printer of any kind. it wasn't that I needed to print lots of things. it was the idea of having a printer right there next to me. that way I didn't have to wait to use somebody else's. over time printers got better. my Epson became a C-Itoh, then it was a Panasonic, next it was a ImageWriter and not too long after became an ImageWriter II which was my last dot matrix printer. after that it was lasers and film printers all the way.

there is something satisfying about printing a stack of paper that is the manuscript / report / script / outline or whatever needs to be on paper to use properly. when tracking takes for a voice production I can't imagine NOT doing that on paper. and proof reading copy just looks different when it lands on dead trees. [note about editing: the trick of course is to make the copy look different. I can write all day long in whatever typeface but if I want to proof read it I have to copy paste into a different werp and change the font and size so I can "see it".]

so yeah, that's been my question since the possibility of having one came up back in May. these things are all around me. really. there's a MakerBot an email away. and Shapeways will send me anything I can dream up. I even bought some tools to help me make things.

so here's the very thing that I'm getting my head around in making my lens mount. I don't have to fab it think about "machining" like I would if I was building from PVC, aluminum and other hardware. right angles aren't even a requirement. one thing that comes to mind right off in learning to think like this is what Apple is doing. the original Mac Mini was the first thing that was made from a block of aluminum.

enter the age of 3D printing

if you look at the marketing for commercial and freeware "Mac maintenance apps" you see stuff like "Apple should bundle this!" or "it totally saved my bacon!" and finally "best app ever!" dubious marketing at best. the thing is most modern Macs aren't in a "regularly scheduled program." people just use them without doing anything special to them to keep them running.

the people of Know Tech are divided on the care and feeding. Chris has a Windows centric attitude causing him to rebuild and reinstall the System and all his apps twice a year. Kenji lived with a broken MacBook Pro keyboard for nearly 2 years before he bothered to get it fixed. Craig has a detailed backup system. Kristin just uses her Macs. and all the Macs that John takes care of just seem to work without any messing about.

so why do people have a need to maintenance their Macs? it's something that is built into all consumer products. your car needs regular care, you have to put chemicals into the pool, the heater filter gets changed, the coffee maker needs de-liming and the refrigerator needs to be de-iced. maintenance is all around us and were programmed to accept doing it. some people actually like the peace of mind that they've "done something" and other people "just like doing" maintenance because it makes them feel good.

but it can't hurt? if you listen to the guy that runs "some maintenance tool every week" he'll exclaim "I never have a problem with my system therefore what I'm doing is working!" you have to weigh that against our own findings that show you don't have to do anything at all and all is well. sometimes "doing something" can make it worse. look at the Oynx forum (http://www.titanium.free.fr/viewforum.php?f=8) here you will find some of reports that a Mac sometimes breaks after running this tool. this makes the "solution" worse than the "problem" in our mind.

the thing with maintenance tools is that they often get used at the wrong time. these tools usually get pulled out when something is horribly wrong with the a Mac like it won't boot, applications won't launch, something takes forever to open or it's just slow. what happens next is a person will start to "try things" in the hope of making it better.
reboot
command option P-R (http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1379)
remove the battery and hold down the power button for 5 seconds.
reset-nvram
reset-all
repair permissions
if you phoned tech support at any company you will be asked to try it these things because it's on a list. the thing is that none of the above will actually fix anything. and doing it regularly won't actually make your Mac run any better than it already is running.

almost nobody suspects that the actual problem is a hardware problem. the modern computer is a highly reliable tool. but it's not infallible. parts wear out, static takes it's toll and that time you dropped it yet it still worked has caught up with you. instead of resorting to a long list of tricks the first thing that you should make happen is busting out the backup drive to make sure all the photos, music, writing and email is up-to-date. you do have a backup drive right?

if you don't buy one right now.

there are quite a few "maintenance tools" that will invoke various scripts that clean caches, dump logs and do other repairs. these tools include applejack (http://applejack.sourceforge.net/), TinkerTool (http://www.bresink.com/osx/TinkerToolSys2.html), mainmenu (http://incrediblebee.com/mainmenu) and OnyX (http://www.titanium.free.fr/index.php).

we aren't not recommending these tools. nor are we flat out saying don't use them. the point of all this is to know what you are getting into before you click GO. pretty much don't take the word of "my Mac friend" just because they sound like they know what they are talking about. look into the forums before you commit to running because there are reports of problems. now, to be fair, maybe these tools didn't cause the problem at all.

Mac Maintenance

Know Tech

The One Minute Tips' - Dreamweaver Thursdays is a collection of short Videocasted tips created especially for Adobe Dreamweaver Users. Each week the show will cover tips, tricks and tools found in Adobes Award winning web site creation application. What will you learn today?

Don't get caught with a Dreamweaver "Untitled Document" default page on your website.

DWT_02 Untitled Document

A rollover is a very helpful visual device for calling attention to selectable items on a web page. Adobe has made it very easy to create them. In this episode we cover self rollovers. Quick and easy with the Insert pulldown menu.

DWT_01 Simple Rollover

Dreamweaver Thursdays (iPod)

Hosted by Brian Alves, a 22-year veteran of video production, a crack team of 12 seasoned media professionals and one Entertainment Attorney, the shows feature answers to listener questions, careful reviews, product news, tips, tutorials, contests and high-profile interviews with industry profession...

If you are looking for the best professional production quality video cameras priced from $2500 to $8,000+ then you’re listening to the right podcast!

What Video Camera Should I Buy?

Should you rent or own your video equipment? What makes the most sense? What factors help you make the choice? Ron Dawson author of the book: Refocus gets into incorporating HDSLRs into your business the smart way.

This gem originally streamed live on May 10, 2010 at live.thedvshow.com but is still filled with relevant, timely concepts and smart information – minus the older equipment references!

Should You Rent or Own Video Equipment?

Here is a story of Kellie Leitch, a prominent government official in Canada who didn’t think about the impact of video and how important it is to have a high production quality video to deliver a message to the masses.

When Badly Produced Video Gets Attention from the World

A “Professional Video Maker” comes in all forms nowadays and is such a broad title that can have different definitions. Let’s break down each one so you know what level of services they can provide before you start producing your next video with them.

Anyone Can Produce a Video for Your Business and That’s a Bad Thing

A former Apple marketing executive revealed all of the company's marketing secrets. Learn what they are and how they can build your video business on this edition of the DV Show.

5 Apple Marketing Techniques for your Video Business

The DV Show Vidcast - Video Production Just Got Easier

This moment shows how to create simple Feedback Forms using the PHP Feedback Form Action. 

The Action is a free download from http://www.freewayactions.com

Easy Feedback Forms

There are many ways of opening pages in new windows. This Freeway Moment explains how to open a standard browser window, as well as using Actions to open windows that have a pre-defined size and appearance.

The Spawn New Window Action mentioned can be downloaded from http://www.actionsworld.com

Opening New Windows

This Moment shows how to make a Rollover button in Freeway 5. It also shows what to do if you put your Rollover item over another image. If you select the group item, it can be turned into a layer item.

Table-Based Rollover That Can Be Used As A Layer.

A really simple demonstration of how to set up a table-based rollover in Freeway. This covers the very basics - swapping two images and then adding a third as a text label.

Simple Table-Based Rollover

The first Freeway Moment gives you a quick tour of the Freeway Express interface. This should help familiarise you with the tools available to you. This Moment uses Freeway Express. Freeway Pro users will notice differences in the interface.

The Freeway Express Interface

Freeway Moments

Wired's senior editor Adam Rogers takes a weekly look at stories shaping—and shaped by—the Wired world.

This time I’m thinking about parking -- specifically, about how eerily accurate production designer Syd Mead was in his depictions of the parking meters of the future.

Ep. 30: The Parking Meters of the Future

I love giant fighting robots as much as the next guy, especially if the next guy is the pilot of a giant robot lion that can merge with four other robot lions to form an even bigger robot and fight monsters.

Ep. 29: A Critical Analysis of Bipedal Movie Robots

Maps don’t have to be big, folded pieces of paper - or even the GPS-enabled windows our phones now become. Maps are, essentially, infographics...

Software How-To Podcasts / Page 13

Professor Wolfe’s Tech Talks – Professor Wolfe

The Bangalore Bits

Data Talks

Podcasts – The Teachings of Master Den Zuko

Me and My AI

Remote Work Podcast

Coffee in the Cloud

The instructorHQ Show - Create and Sell Online Courses

Rule the Web in Sixty Seconds

Know Tech

Dreamweaver Thursdays (iPod)

The DV Show Vidcast - Video Production Just Got Easier

Freeway Moments

Observation Deck

Esri Speaker Series Podcasts

Polymorphic Podcast

Cari Jansen's Digitips

That Mac Nerd Podcast

Low Tech Opinions on High Tech

Visual Disruptors

Revolution-3D

Adobe Podcast「アドビ ポッドキャスト」

Blockchain Conversations with Sean Johnston

Débuter sur Mac: Tutoriels vidéos (AppleTV)

Multi Touch Podcast

OCDevel Web Development Podcast

Sparkling Client - The iPad Developer Podcast

VoiceOver Getting Started for Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger

Cle3gUsb

Tech Demos

VantagePoint

IAR Tech Guy Podcast from the Illinois Association of REALTORS

Naviguez sur Mac - Apple TV

Naviguez sur Mac - iPhone

Scate Ignite 4.3 Demo

Doubleknot Training Videos

Débuter sur Mac: Tutoriels vidéos (iPod).

SA Pro

Tcprecast!

Blog Elephorm » Podcast

Teacher-in-a-Box Videocorsi

Learning Usability with Jeff Holmes

OTTO

Streamtime

Radio Free Zerg on ChapmanRadio.com

SnagitTips

Techspresso

MW Podcast

CStore

Pixelphile TV (HD)

Adobe Podcast「アドビポッドキャスト」