Tech Break (Video)

npm is the package manager for JavaScript and the world's largest software registry. Discover packages of reusable code — and assemble them in powerful new ways.

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Jason Howell and Megan Morrone talk to Steve Kovach from Business Insider about Google's ATAP division now that Regina Dugan has moved on to Facebook.

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Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone compare the new Google Assistant app on the iPhone to Siri.

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Laura Weidman Powers is the co-founder and CEO of Code2040. She talks to Megan Morrone about Code2040's mission to increase the number of Black and Latinx workers in the tech sector.

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The tech that Google showed off at this year's I/O developer's conference seemed like small improvements to their products. Still, some of those developments will lead to very big changes.

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Edwee from Vista, California is trying to create a server using a Raspberry Pi. He is having issues being able to log into it.

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Host: Leo Laporte

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Leo Laporte explains how to use Google Now to start navigation with Waze instead of Google Maps.

Host: Leo Laporte

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On The New Screen Savers, Leo Laporte and Jason Howell give us a complete wrap-up of the Google I/O 2017 keynote. They discuss everything from AI, the new Android O, Google Lens, Google Photo's Suggested Sharing and Books, and more.

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Megan Morrone talks to Iain Thomson about a possible fix for those infected with the Wannacry ransomware. Researchers have found a fix to unlock affected computers. The tool called wannakiwi allows you to avoid paying the bitcoin ransom, but only if you're running Windows XP, Windows 7, and Windows 2003 AND if you haven't rebooted your PC since the attack. The key is not magic, its math that works by finding all the prime numbers that are stored in the ransomware's code. A different tool called WannaKey was released yesterday but only worked on Windows XP and required a second app.

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Denise Howell and Matt Curtis talk with Andrew Rossow, cyberspace and technology lawyer about whose fault is WannaCry and what can be done about it?

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