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BuzzFeed editors Ryan Broderick and Katie Notopoulos explore the weirdest corners of the internet, so you don't have to.

In the grand randomly timed tradition of Internet Explorer, we're back! This time, Katie and Ryan discuss how not even Facebook understands how it works anymore, what's wrong with Gushers, and Ryan maybe turns GamerGate. Then the inimitable Cates Holderness brings us 5 things that are actually still good on the internet. One of those things you must see to appreciate so here it is: http://moehistory.tumblr.com/

Lastly, we've got a great excerpt from BuzzFeed News' latest podcast, THE NEWS where Ryan talks Instagram self-care with reporters Rachael Krishna and Ellie Hall. If you miss Katie and Ryan's dulcet tones, you can often catch them on The News so make sure you subscribe! 
 
Aside from sexy anime Hitler (a.k.a. Julia) Agerenesh Ashagre produced this episode. 

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I Feel Personally Attacked By This Relatable Content

Ok, Katie and Ryan didn't actually eat the Tide pods, but they discuss predictions for 2018 with their best friend and yours, Cates Holderness. There's some reflecting, a bunch of predictions, but mostly a lot of marveling on the delicious wonder of Tide Pods. 

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2018 Predictions: We Subsist Only on Tide Pods

Your two favorite trolls, Katie and Ryan, are back to discuss what the heck happened to the internet in the year since Internet Explorer last aired. There's Nazis, furries, YouTube Stars, and things that are bad, and (a very limited few) things that are good.

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Grabbing A Cold One With The Boys

Ryan and Katie are back! Surprise! In this one-off holiday spectacular, you can listen to all the disgusting things people did on the internet this year without having to look at it.

Long-time friend of the show Cates Holderness stops by to discuss the worst things on the internet from 2016.  And in the grand tradition of the worst things, Katie and Ryan interview one of the illustrious people from the list. One hint: He does stuff with his dick and then posts photos of it. 

It's been a pretty terrible year so you better believe that this is episode is going to be pretty intense. Probably best to listen to this episode with headphones. 

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The Worst Things On The Internet in 2016

Holy frick! Fancy-pants genius filmmaker Werner Herzog talks to Katie this week about harambe, robots, the internet, teens and so much more. Also, we'll have an update from Ryan, who's in Rio covering the Olympics. 

Werner's latest film, "Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World" is both about the history and the future of the internet, technology, robotics and space and it's in theaters August 19th.

And yes, we're going to be taking a break from the show for a bit, but you won't have to miss Katie and Ryan too much because they'll be online and in the coolest slack room around. 

We'll also be keeping this feed alive with dispatches every now and again so make sure to stay subscribed! We'll miss you, bbs. 

More information on the film: http://www.loandbeholdfilm.com/

The O.J. documentary they discuss is an ESPN documentary  called "Made in America." http://www.espn.com/30for30/ojsimpsonmadeinamerica/

Check out Ryan's dispatch from Rio here: https://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanhatesthis/rio-cab-test?utm_term=.shGG3bEkL#.uayXy3lDW


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Werner Herzog Loves Cat Videos Too

BuzzFeed's Internet Explorer

Tim and Brady discuss ideas for podcasts that they will never make.

Brady travels to London Heathrow for Tim’s arrival in England. There will be more adventures and mishaps to come.

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Tommyball - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY2OYgTm-83N5RqQzbvMib0ddnmERh2My

Special: Tim arrives in England

Tim and Brady discuss speeding, awareness courses, various parish notices, initials, Lego, and we reveal a special album.

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Apostles Album - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZsxkSuPtN4

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USEFUL LINKS

Graham and the Colonel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4LOVoPt_co

Save A Lot ad jingle - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=689SubyUw0g

LJ Hooker - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB03pPlRIb0

It was not an NFL footballer who made the Lego comment, it was NBA player - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/O56wsAsbjMM

Apostles Album - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZsxkSuPtN4

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142: Make No Bones

Tim and Brady discuss Disneyland Paris, happy places, ice-cream, a Canadian prime minister, the jaw harp, a Zimbabwean tea jingle, prize nominations, and flags at half mast.

Hear Tim sing a serenade in this week’s Request Room - https://www.patreon.com/posts/100788390

Check out this episode on YouTube for photos and videos from Disneyland - https://youtu.be/43hT8bZyrw4

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USEFUL LINKS

Some of Brady’s photos from Disneyland Paris - https://www.unmade.fm/episode-141-pictures

Even more photos and videos are included in the YouTube video - https://youtu.be/43hT8bZyrw4

Golden North - https://goldennorth.com.au

Brian Mulroney - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Mulroney

The Million Dollar Podcast - https://www.unmade.fm/million-dollar-podcast

Information for people who have ALREADY bought airtime on the Million Dollar Podcast - https://www.unmade.fm/a-note-about-the-mdp

Tanganda Tea - https://tangandatea.com

The Tanganda Tea jingle from Zimbabwe - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y24xddtOD1A

Pictures of Spoon of the Week - https://www.unmade.fm/spoon-of-the-week

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141: Happy Place

Tim and Brady mark the Leap Day by discussing Leap Years, award nominations, and dream podcast locations.

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USEFUL LINKS

Leap Years - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_year

February 29 birthdays and events - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/February_29

The Wobbly Stone (La Piedra Movediza) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piedra_Movediza

Hansa Studio - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hansa_Tonstudio

Point Nemo - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pole_of_inaccessibility#Oceanic_pole_of_inaccessibility

Catch the bonus Request Room episode - https://www.patreon.com/posts/99247328

Information about getting the Request Room into your podcast feed (for patrons) - https://bit.ly/3uQWhNz

Animation in this episode’s YouTube edition was by Pete McPartlan - https://youtu.be/DhNc8v1IHyM

140: Leap Day

Tim and Brady discuss the letter J, ice cream, Valentine’s Day, Lego flowers, a new puppy, Jason Kelce, Shapes, more bubble bursting, and Tim sings about knots.

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USEFUL LINKS

Michael J. Fox - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_J._Fox

Golden North - https://goldennorth.com.au

Pictures of Tim’s ‘rogue tub’ with only 4/5 raisins - https://www.unmade.fm/episode-139-pictures

Lego flowers (affiliate link) - https://amzn.to/3UOHc9X

Lego Sorting Hat (affiliate link) - https://amzn.to/49lzcS9

Lego Chewbacca (affiliate link) - https://amzn.to/3wqsHPC

Brady’s new puppy - https://www.unmade.fm/episode-139-pictures

Winnie on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the_wonderful_winnie/

Jason Kelce - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_Kelce

Meet Joe Black - https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/meet_joe_black

Arnott’s Shapes - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnott%27s_Shapes

The Million Dollar Podcast - https://www.unmade.fm/million-dollar-podcast

The Unmade Spreadsheet on episodes - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yBjcOPMrSETwZxiQTpupODC4EAYVZFSauuqJFKZIGcw

Brady’s knot videos on Numberphile - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLt5AfwLFPxWLyfD4nhZCX_3UZdSSpkBTs

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139: Rogue Tub of Ice Cream

The Unmade Podcast

This Week in Tech is the top-ranked flagship tech podcast from TWiT.tv. Every Sunday, Leo Laporte and a roundtable of insiders explore the week's hottest tech news from AI to robots, and PCs to privacy. When it comes to tech, TWiT is IT.

Records live every Sunday at 5:15pm Eastern / 2:15pm Pacific ...

 
Solar Storm Knocks Out Farmers' Tractor GPS Systems During Peak Planting Season 
Apple Closes in on Deal With OpenAI to Put ChatGPT on iPhone 
Apple Will Revamp Siri to Catch Up to Its Chatbot Competitors 
Google is getting even worse for independent sites 
Musk Plans More Layoffs as Two Senior Tesla Executives Depart 
At Tesla, a Wild Week That Defined the Company's Future 
TikTok Sues US Government Over Potential Ban 
Telegram vs. Signal 
Sony reverses unpopular Helldivers 2 decision after blistering player reaction 
Apple apologizes for 'Crush' iPad Pro ad that sparked controversy 
Host: Leo Laporte 
Guests: Paris Martineau, Sam Abuelsamid, and Mike Elgan 
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TWiT 979: Musk-stache - Solar Storms, Apple and OpenAI, Tesla Layoffs

In this episode of This Week in Tech, Leo Laporte is joined by Georgia Dow, Shoshana Weissmann, and Fr. Robert Ballecer, tackling a wide range of thought-provoking topics, from the ethical implications of AI in sensitive fields to the challenges of creating and consuming content in an increasingly commercialized digital landscape. 
The panel grapples with the potential risks and benefits of AI-powered therapists and priests, stressing the need for human empathy and discernment in these emotionally charged roles. 
They confront the harsh realities of the internet's "heat death," as the relentless pursuit of profits and engagement leads to a glut of low-quality content and erodes user trust. 
The group reflects on the double-edged sword of democratized media, celebrating the value of supporting emerging voices while acknowledging the importance of professional standards. 
As Twitter faces existential challenges, the panel surveys the social media horizon, evaluating alternative platforms like Mastodon and Bluesky, and weighing the implications of Jack Dorsey's departure from the Bluesky board. 
Elon Musk's reckless tweets about taking Tesla private have come back to haunt him, with the Supreme Court upholding an SEC settlement requiring his Tesla-related posts to be vetted by a lawyer. 
The FCC has cracked down on major telecom companies for the illegal sale of location data, while legislators push for reforms to prevent the government from exploiting privacy loopholes. 
Congress continues its misguided crusade to protect children online, with ill-conceived age verification mandates and privacy-eroding measures that threaten the very foundations of digital security. The panel offers an impassioned critique of these shortsighted efforts. 
The once-beloved video game Helldivers 2 serves as a cautionary tale of platform overreach, as a heavy-handed PlayStation Network login requirement sparks a massive player revolt and torpedoes the game's reputation. 
Apple's quarterly results are analyzed, and all eyes are on Apple's upcoming event, where new iPads and an enhanced Apple Pencil are expected to take center stage. But the real buzz surrounds the rumored M4 chip and its tantalizing AI capabilities, hinting at a potential game-changer for the iconic brand. 
The group geeks out over Disney+'s radical revival of X-Men '97 and Amazon's ambitious Fallout adaptation, complete with an immersive easter egg phone experience 
The freewheeling discussion also touches on Shoshana's ingenious Alexa hacks for Sabbath TV viewing, a UK council's apostrophe apocalypse, the looming cicada invasion, and Fr. Robert's role as a guardian angel for the Vatican's feral felines. 
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Guests: Georgia Dow, Shoshana Weissmann, and Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ 
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TWiT 978: Baptized in Gatorade - AI Priest, FCC Fines, Jack Dorsey Leaves Bluesky

TikTok Ban, Intel's Struggles, Google's Ensh*ttification 
'Thunder Run': Behind Lawmakers' Secretive Push to Pass the TikTok Bill 
A Chinese Firm Is America's Favorite Drone Maker. Except in Washington.  
The panel taks about AI  
With YouTube Booming, Podcast Creators Get Camera-Ready  
A new California bill would restrict line-skipping service 'Clear' at airports in the name of equity  
The Man Who Killed Google Search  
Google search boss Raghavan warns employees of 'new operating reality'  
Oracle is moving its world HQ to Nashville  
Google delays third-party cookie demise yet again  
Alphabet Leaps Into $2 Trillion Club as Results Show AI Strength  
U.S. chipmaker Intel was once dominant, now struggles to stay relevant  
Twilio Founder Jeff Lawson Has Some Serious Plans for The Onion 
Host: Leo Laporte 
Guests: Amy Webb and Kevin Rose 
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TWiT 977: Gahoo Yoogle - TikTok Ban, Intel's Struggles, Google's Ensh*ttification

 
Cops can force suspect to unlock phone with thumbprint, US court rules 
TikTok 'ban' passes in the House again 
Senate reauthorizes FISA spy program, but not before its midnight expiration 
Surveillance Law Section 702 Keeps Us Safe 
Netflix (NFLX) earnings Q1 2024 
Americans' New TV Habit: Subscribe. Watch. Cancel. Repeat. 
How One Author Pushed the Limits of AI Copyright 
Amazon Prime Memberships in US Gain 8% to New High After Lull 
Tesla recalls all 3,878 Cybertrucks over faulty accelerator pedal 
Tesla asks shareholders to approve Elon Musk's nixed $56 billion pay plan 
Cool or creepy? Microsoft's VASA-1 is a new AI model that turns photos into 'talking faces' 
GPT-4 can exploit real vulnerabilities by reading advisories 
Boston Dynamics' Atlas humanoid robot goes electric 
Schools Want to Ban Phones. Parents Say No. 
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Guests: Jason Howell, Abrar Al-Heeti, and Mikah Sargent 
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TWiT 976: Serial Churners - Netflix Earnings, Cybertruck Recall, FISA

 
AI Music with Suno and Udio  
Google's DeepMind finds 2.2M crystal structures in materials science win 
Vana plans to let users rent out their Reddit data to train AI 
How I Built an AI-Powered, Self-Running Propaganda Machine for $105 
AI's Victories in Go Inspire Better Human Game Playing 
Why the California Journalism Preservation Act is putting support of the news ecosystem at risk 
Google and the CJPA 
Consumers will finally see FCC-mandated 'nutrition labels' for most broadband plans 
SAG-AFTRA union secures AI protections for artists in deal with major record labels 
Peter Higgs, physicist who proposed Higgs boson, dies aged 94 | Peter Higgs 
BESSY II: How pulsed charging enhances the service time of batteries 
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TWiT 975: You Don't Want to Make Gandhi Mad - AI Music, Broadband Nutrition Labels

This Week in Tech (Video)

A weekly conversation about design process and culture. Hosted by Marshall Bock and Brian Lovin.

This week, we talk about Open AI's GPTs-as-apps strategy, FigJam's AI tools, and our dreams for a future Jarvis-like experience.

464: AI Grab Bag

This week, we talk about the delicate art of using animation in interface design, how to use button sizes, and managing margins in type styles.

463: Design Medley, Vol. 1

This week, Marshall breaks down his process, tips, and tricks to redesign a design system in Figma.

462: Refactoring a Design System

This week, we supply some cold (but thoughtful!) takes on everything released during last month's WWDC and Config 2023.

461: Config and WWDC 2023

This week, we dissect the recently-launched Arc Boosts to try and understand what they're for and where they're going.

460: Arc Boosts ft. Gabriel Valdivia

Design Details

A History of the Internet Era from Netscape to the iPad

Serial entrepreneur Shirish Nadkarni came to the U.S. as a teenager with $25 in his pocket. After graduating from Harvard Business School, he worked at Microsoft where he engineered the $400 million acquisition of Hotmail and launched MSN.com, the world’s leading web portal.



Striking out on his own in 1999 at the height of the dot-com boom, he founded TeamOn Systems, an early pioneer of mobile email that was later acquired by BlackBerry before becoming BlackBerry Internet Email servicing over 50 million users at its peak.



His great new book is: From Startup to Exit: An Insider's Guide to Launching and Scaling Your Tech Business

203. Shirish Nadkarni On Microsoft, Hotmail, MSN and Blackberry Internet Email

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(Feed Drop) Command Line Heroes

Joshua Schachter, founder of del.icio.us, is someone I’ve wanted to talk to from the very first day of this podcast. As we’ll discuss, del.icio.us was such a standard bearer of the web 2.0 era. Of user generated content. Of sharing long before Facebook or Twitter or any of that. If my email chain is to be believed, this episode has been four years in the making, and I’m glad Josh and I found the time to do this episode and bring the podcast back.




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202. The del.icio.us Story With Joshua Schachter

Angelika Fuellemann is a designer who worked early on with BookSense.com, then got hired by Audible early on, so this is the early story of Audible. It’s funny… audio, streaming music, podcasts, audiobooks, it seems so obvious now, but it really is funny to look back and think about how off the wall this seamed before the smartphone. You mean books on tape will be a thing? 

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201. The History of Audible With Angelika Fuellemann

Josh Marshall is one of the key people who brought blogging into the realm of serious, award winning and respectable journalism. The story of his blog/publication, Talking Points Memo, or TPM is the story of blogging becoming legit and serious, but also the story of modern media over the last 20 years of digital disruption.

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200. Professional Blogging Pioneer Josh Marshall

Internet History Podcast

Linear Digressions is a podcast about machine learning and data science.  Machine learning is being used to solve a ton of interesting problems, and to accomplish goals that were out of reach even a few short years ago.

All good things must come to an end, including this podcast. This is the last episode we plan to release, and it doesn’t cover data science—it’s mostly reminiscing, thanking our wonderful audience (that’s you!), and marveling at how this thing that started out as a side project grew into a huge part of our lives for over 5 years.

It’s been a ride, and a real pleasure and privilege to talk to you each week. Thanks, best wishes, and good night!

—Katie and Ben

So long, and thanks for all the fish

The data science and artificial intelligence community has made amazing strides in the past few years to algorithmically automate portions of the healthcare process. This episode looks at two computer vision algorithms, one that diagnoses diabetic retinopathy and another that classifies liver cancer, and asks the question—are patients now getting better care, and achieving better outcomes, with these algorithms in the mix? The answer isn’t no, exactly, but it’s not a resounding yes, because these algorithms interact with a very complex system (the healthcare system) and other shortcomings of that system are proving hard to automate away. Getting a faster diagnosis from an image might not be an improvement if the image is now harder to capture (because of strict data quality requirements associated with the algorithm that wouldn’t stop a human doing the same job). Likewise, an algorithm getting a prediction mostly correct might not be an overall benefit if it introduces more dramatic failures when the prediction happens to be wrong. For every data scientist whose work is deployed into some kind of product, and is being used to solve real-world problems, these papers underscore how important and difficult it is to consider all the context around those problems.

A Reality Check on AI-Driven Medical Assistants

A few weeks ago, we put out a call for data scientists interested in issues of race and racism, or people studying how those topics can be studied with data science methods, should get in touch to come talk to our audience about their work. This week we’re excited to bring on Todd Hendricks, Bay Area data scientist and a volunteer who reached out to tell us about his studies with the Stanford Open Policing dataset.

A Data Science Take on Open Policing Data

This is a re-release of an episode that originally ran in October 2019.

If you’re trying to manage a project that serves up analytics data for a few very distinct uses, you’d be wise to consider having custom solutions for each use case that are optimized for the needs and constraints of that use cases. You also wouldn’t be YouTube, which found themselves with this problem (gigantic data needs and several very different use cases of what they needed to do with that data) and went a different way: they built one analytics data system to serve them all. Procella, the system they built, is the topic of our episode today: by deconstructing the system, we dig into the four motivating uses of this system, the complexity they had to introduce to service all four uses simultaneously, and the impressive engineering that has to go into building something that “just works.”

Procella: YouTube's super-system for analytics data storage

Open source software is ubiquitous throughout data science, and enables the work of nearly every data scientist in some way or another. Open source projects, however, are disproportionately maintained by a small number of individuals, some of whom are institutionally supported, but many of whom do this maintenance on a purely volunteer basis. The health of the data science ecosystem depends on the support of open source projects, on an individual and institutional level.

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The Data Science Open Source Ecosystem

Linear Digressions

Inside Skunk Works is back for its second season! Building on the history of the Skunk Works® shared in Season 1, this podcast uncovers our future focused innovations through first-hand accounts of test pilots, engineers and designers. Rapidly developing disruptive technologies, brainstorming out of...

Aircraft design begins with an idea, but you can’t fly an idea. Just as the Wright brothers proved air travel is possible, Skunk Works® engineers must prove the impossible, is possible.

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Produced by Claire Whitfield & Theresa Hoey

Associate Producer Nick Tanaka

Artwork by Becca Smith & Francisco Silva

Web Content by Kyra Betteridge & Heidi Smith

Prove It

A spy story involving CIA cover stories, the Red Fleet, Skunk Works® engineers, and a famous, eccentric American billionaire.

For exclusive content, check out our show notes at lockheedmartin.com/insideskunkworks

Email us at insideskunkworks.lm@lmco.com

Produced by Claire Whitfield, Theresa Hoey, & Nick Tanaka

Artwork by Becca Smith & Francisco Silva

Web Content by Kyra Betteridge & Heidi Smith

Clementine

In the 1970s, Skunk Works® stealth technology was proving so successful, that Ben Rich began looking for new potential applications. From this search would arise a program that would allow the United States not only to dominate the air, but the sea.

For exclusive content, check out our show notes at lockheedmartin.com/insideskunkworks

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Produced by Claire Whitfield & Theresa Hoey

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Artwork by Becca Smith & Francisco Silva

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Sea Shadow

Skunk Works® is in the business of going fast. More than a mile per second fast. What does it take to fly at hypersonic speeds?

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Artwork by Becca Smith & Francisco Silva

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Faster & Faster

The first pilot to fly the SR-71, a pilot with more flight test hours at Mach 3 than any other, and a protégé of legendary aircraft designer Kelly Johnson – this is his journey that changed the world. His name is Bob Gilliland.

For a full transcript of this episode go to https://www.lockheedmartin.com/en-us/who-we-are/business-areas/aeronautics/skunkworks/insideskunkworks.html#s2episode5

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Artwork by Becca Smith & Francisco Silva

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Dutch 51

Inside Skunk Works

Hanselminutes is Fresh Air for Developers. A weekly commute-time podcast that promotes fresh technology and fresh voices. Talk and Tech for Developers, Life-long Learners, and Technologists.

Science

How To

This week we talk to Knut Sveidqvist who brings over 20 years of software expertise to the table. Knut is the creator of the award-winning Mermaid open-source project, but he’s also the CTO at Mermaid Chart, the powerful JavaScript-based diagramming and charting tool that is building their business on an Open Core Business Model.

Open Core Open Source with Mermaid Chart's Knut Sveidqvist

Rizel Scarlett is a Staff Developer Advocate at TBD, Block's newest business unit. TBD is an incubator operating within Block. They are building open source platforms and protocols that make it easy to exchange money internationally.

Exploring Decentralized Tech with TBD's Rizel Scarlett

Kate Kalcevich is Head of Accessibility at Fable. Fable is an accessibility company that enables the development of digital products that work for everyone. She sits down with Scott to talk about how to drive and measure accessibility in your applications and websites.

Innovation in Accessibility with Fable's Kate Kalcevich

Kathryn Grayson Nanz Is a designer who's written an ebook called Foundations of Design for Developers. She understands that developers need to participate in the design process, and often developers can identify that something is wrong with the design but they can't figure out why. In this episode she talks to Scott about how engineers and developers can learn design and even become actively interested in the topic!

Foundations of Design for Developers with Kathryn Grayson Nanz

Jacob DePriest is the Deputy Chief Security Officer at GitHub! From discussing the challenges of maintaining the security of one of the world’s largest code repositories to sharing insights on the latest cybersecurity trends, Jacob talks to Scott about what it takes to safeguard GitHub and its millions of users.

Whether you’re a developer, a cybersecurity enthusiast, or just curious about how GitHub keeps your code safe, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to gain a unique perspective on security from the heart of GitHub itself.

Github Advanced Security with Jacob DePriest

Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman

Upgrade looks at how technology shapes our lives, from the devices in our hands and pockets to the streaming services that keep us entertained. Hosted by Jason Snell and Myke Hurley.

The new iPad Pro is here, and Jason is joined by Federico Viticci to discuss the new model, Jason's review, and the limitations of iPadOS. Stephen Hackett also joins the show not to crush some creative dreams, but to answer your questions.

512: Pros Are the Little Boats

Both Jason (New York) and Myke (London) have had their hands on the new iPads and are here to report back with all the details. We discuss M4 surprises, iPad Air choices, iPad Pro use cases, and save a little time to Lawyer Up.

511: You’re Nice to Hold

We're trying to puzzle through some strange rumors about next week's iPad launch event. Also, the EU brings the iPad into the DMA party, Apple locks the Apple IDs of many people (including Myke!), and we shout out the OG Knowledge Navigator.

510: Jason Is Cool GOTO 10

The world's foremost e-reader podcast returns, but we also take time to talk about the appeal of retro game emulators, iPad and iPhone rumors, and the possible end of Apple's leather replacement material.

509: Save the Fines

Skepticism about the future of the Vision Pro and brutal reviews of the Humane Ai Pin make us discuss misguided expectations and the power of the smartphone duopoly. We also attempt to decode reports of new M4 Mac chips.

508: You’re Judging It Wrong

Upgrade

Thousands of unique stories are happening on Reddit everyday, propelling people and ideas to an audience of millions. But what happens after those posts go up? What happened leading up to it? Upvoted gives these stories—from the seemingly ordinary to the extraordinary—the creative space to expand, b...

Upvoted by Reddit

On February 12, 1971, in Durham, North Carolina, a 20 year-old nursing student and her 19 year-old boyfriend left a Valentine's Dance to park down a secluded lover's lane. They never returned. Two weeks later, their bodies were found deep within the Carolina pines. They had been strangled, tortured,...

Listeners are introduced to Patricia Mann and Jesse McBane through interviews with family, friends, and colleagues. We learn about their lives and the horrors they faced when the couple went missing, then their bodies are found. "Pat and Jesse" serves as an introductory overview of the case.

Episode 1 - Pat and Jesse

What can be done—after forty-seven years—to solve the murders of Patricia Mann and Jesse McBane. Thanks to new technology, Captain Tim Horne may have one last chance to bring closure to the families and deliver justice to the killer. Will it be enough? Is it too late?

Episode 8 - Bottom of the Ninth

The information gleaned from the 1970s investigation is called into question when a scandal involving two of the detectives is unearthed. How will that affect Captain Tim Horne's suspicions? What does this mean for our story?

Episode 7 - Evidence and Information

Episode Six reveals the identity of the only living suspect of North Carolina's Valentine's Day Murders. After forty-six years, every investigator expresses frustration that one man may have slipped through their fingers, thanks to his standing in the community, as well as a series of unfortunate factors. Interviews with original and current investigators, prosecutors, and even the suspect himself, highlight this installment of the mystery.

Episode 6 - Rule 404B

The second of three suspects is presented. A doctor and textbook author at Duke lived a tormented and complicated life, striking terror and fear into all of those who came in contact with him. Could an innocent encounter with the young student nurse be the impetus for North Carolina's most baffling murder mystery?  Download Episode

Episode 5 - The Curious Case of Dr. J**** W*****

The Long Dance Podcast

Heavy Networking is an unabashedly nerdy dive into all things networking. Described by one listener as "verbal white papers," the weekly episodes feature network engineers, industry experts, and vendors sharing useful information to keep your professional knowledge sharp and your career growing. Hos...

We turn the nerd meter up to eleven on today’s episode with longtime friend of the show, Russ White. First we dive into how an Ethernet adapter knows when a link is lost, where Russ teaches us all about loss of carrier and OAM. He also gives us a tutorial on how the rest of... Read more »

HN733: Russ White Hour: IS-IS vs OSPF and a Deep Dive into Ethernet Adapters

The future has arrived: 800 gig Ethernet is here. Amit Bhardwaj and Dmitry Shokarev from today’s sponsor, Juniper Networks, join the show to tell us all about Juniper’s 800 gig Ethernet and what we need to know as engineers: use cases, transition plans, fiber and power needs (a lot less than you’d think). We also... Read more »

HN732: Juniper’s PTX Platforms: 800GE and Double-Density 400GE for DC and WAN (Sponsored)

What if instead of sending multiple queries out to APIs and getting disparate data back, you could just send a single query and receive a single answer. That’s exactly what GraphQL does for you. Rick Donato joins the show today to teach us about GraphQL and how it can help us on the path to... Read more »

HN731: GraphQL: Open Source Query Language for APIs

If you haven’t made the leap from traditional wide area networking to SD-WAN, or perhaps you’re thinking about adding security services to your SD-WAN infrastructure, this episode is for you. Rajesh Kari from Palo Alto Networks joins the show to share customer stories from the front lines of multi-branch businesses’ networks. Industry verticals including retail,... Read more »

HN730: Retail, Healthcare, Manufacturing and More Transform Their Branches with Next-Gen SD-WAN and SASE (Sponsored)

With “The Cathedral and the Bazaar” as his guide, Srivats launched Ostinato, his open source project, in 2010. He needed an affordable network traffic generator at his day job, he was passionate enough to build one during his nights and weekends, and end users loved it– it has been downloaded hundreds of thousands of times.... Read more »

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