TechStuff

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TechStuff episodes

October 19, 2018 TechStuff Classic: TechStuff Stares at Laser Eye Surgery
How does laser eye surgery work? How does the human eye work? What types of eye problems can laser eye surgery correct? Join Jonathan and Chris for a closer look at laser eye surgery.

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40 min
October 18, 2018 Could we make a sarcastic supercomputer?
As we develop more advanced natural language systems, will we ever reach a point where a computer can detect not just what we say but what we actually mean?

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38 min
October 17, 2018 More Space Planes
In this episode, we learn about more recent and proposed space planes. What happens when they transition from experimental aircraft to practical vehicles?

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44 min
October 16, 2018 Planes in Spaaaace
What is a space plane and how does it work? From the Space Shuttle to the super secret X-37B, we look at the designs and proposals for reusable spacecraft.

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33 min
October 15, 2018 Voting and Technology
Bob Sullivan of the Breach Podcast joins the show to talk about the intersection between tech and voting. Is there a sweet spot? And do voting machines make the process more or less secure?

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48 min
October 12, 2018 TechStuff Classic: TechStuff Ponders an Enigma
What was the Enigma machine? What is a cipher? How did the Enigma machine work? Join Chris and Jonathan to learn more about cryptography.

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38 min
October 11, 2018 Death of the Amiga
The Amiga computers had a reputation for being incredibly powerful, particularly for video applications. But numerous problems at Commodore meant the system was living on borrowed time. What happened?

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39 min
October 10, 2018 The Amiga 500 and Amiga 2000
Following the somewhat disappointing performance of the Amiga 1000, Commodore released two new computers to try and capture both the high-end market and the budget computer customer. We look at these two legendary systems and the politics that interfered with them.

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39 min
October 09, 2018 Building the First Amiga Computer
Jay Miner and his team of engineers were hard at work building the components for the Amiga 1000. Meanwhile, Atari and Commodore were maneuvering against each other and putting Amiga in the middle.

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35 min
October 08, 2018 The Birth of Amiga
TechStuff listener Matt wanted to know more about the Amiga line of computers. We take a look at how an engineer from Atari took a big leap in order to achieve his goal of building the best home computer of the early 1980s.

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35 min

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Behind every innovation is a new kind of power. TechStuff unpacks how technology reshapes influence, creativity, and control, from Silicon Valley’s rising moguls to the cultural forces they create. Because tech is the new religion, economy, and entertainment, all at once.