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  • Episode 381 - Not Even Photoshop Can Make You Look Pretty!
    In this week's TechtalkRadio Show, Justin, Matt, and Andy address a follow-up comment and question from listener Stu in response to Lou's inquiry about acquiring a PC system. Stu is curious about good options for adding a monitor to the build, emphasizing the importance of not overlooking this aspect. The trio delves into discussions on high-end monitors, the choice between Display Port and HDMI, considerations like refresh rate and size. Matt shares his positive experience with LG monitors, while Justin highlights Evergreen Electronics for budget-friendly refurbished options. Even though he had some issues in shipping, Andy expresses his preference for the 49" G9 from Samsung, replacing two separate monitors on the desktop with one but allowing the actions like dual monitors. The crew also explores the idea of using a large TV as a monitor and why it can be beneficial for basic users. Matt underscores the significance of not skimping on the power supply when building your own system, discussing factors such as the 80 rating, wattage, and modular supplies. Listener Laurie seeks recommendations for antivirus/malware protection, questioning the adequacy of Windows Defender versus paid alternatives. Matt and Justin offer differing suggestions, with Matt surprising everyone with his choice and Justin recommending ESET.

    The show welcomes cybersecurity researcher and author Kim Crawley, discussing her new book "Hacker Culture A to Z" published by O'Reilly. Kim emphasizes the book's fun and easy-to-read format, serving as an encyclopedia of terms related to hacking. She dispels the misconception of hackers solely associated with criminal activities, highlighting their contributions to technology. Kim shares insights into terms like phishing and when asked about a piece of technology she is excited about tells us about the Flipper Zero and what it can do. For more information about Kim and the Book as well as other columnsd on Technology check out https://www.linktr.ee/kimcrawley.

    Digital safety expert Yaron Littman is the Chief Marketing Officer from Canopy and joins the show to discuss how the company provides protections through its Digital Safety App. The Shield App offers real-time protection and can hide explicit material. Yaron explains Canopy's patented technology and how it contributes to digital wellness by creating a safer online space for children. He details the app's functionalities, which allow parents to filter explicit content while maintaining access to platforms like YouTube. Yaron also discusses protections in place to prevent the removal or termination of the Shield. Canopy offers various plans, catering to both individual and institutional needs. More information can be found at https://www.canopy.us.

    Justin shares a humorous anecdote about a headshot that needed adjustments after sending it to the graphics guy in the company, the photo is now known and "Creepy Justin" which now has Andy wanting to see other attempts from listeners with a shot to win a Gift Card. See the Website for More Info. In Light of this, Justin shares the Subreddit which does this https://www.reddit.com/r/PhotoshopRequest/.
    57 min
  • Episode 380 - The Shiny New Thing!
    For this Weeks TechtalkRadio Show Shawn, Justin, Matt and Andy address a question from Listener Lou regarding getting a PC System for his 14-year-old son for the Holidays. Lou stated that the specific system his son was looking at was a Gaming Rig put out by NZXT Computers, the "Player One." The crew talks about some of the considerations in getting this system and wonders about the 14-year-old purchasing parts and building his own or the idea of a Console instead of a PC. While the NZXT Player One has some great features it is a good idea to look at the options. This brings up the choices of the Xbox gaming system from Justin along with the Xbox Game Pass and with Matt telling us about the Sony PlayStation systems. Matt likes the new PlayStation Handheld while Andy shares the Asus ROG Ally Extreme as an option, he was able to share on KMSB Fox 11. There is a downside of building your own which the guy’s share. Matt also recommends Xidax Custom Built Computers as a good pre-built system. Custom Building your own system does require choosing a case with good Airflow. Andy tells us about his early choices of Cooler Master which is great but also recently has chosen Fractal Designs G Cases.

    Justin takes a Road Trip in his Tesla Model Y across states and shares the experience of Charging along the way and driving in Icy weather. Switching to the Drama at OpenAI, Justin shares why he felt the board did the right thing in the removal of CEO Sam Altman. The guys discuss the events surrounding this which now has Altman and his Co-Founder back at OpenAI with a New Board.

    Colin S Levy visits to discuss the events surrounding the removal of Sam Altman at OpenAI and how this all unfolded which was a surprise to many. Colin has written books on the Legal Aspects of Technology with the Most recent "The Legal Tech Ecosystem - Innovation, Advancement and the Future of Law Practice." While A.I. has been in front of many with News Stories of it used in the Workplace and still unknown aspect, how will regulation legally effect the use in business. Colin shares with us how organizations will need to understand the legalities and practices within their companies which could present some challenges. Colin shares with us how his career has seen the impact of technology and highlights many of these different areas which have seen a need for this regulation. Colin tells us that there has always been tension between technology and the boundaries of what that should be, technology has advanced so quickly it has caught some by surprise. Colin does share that a mistake some will use with tech it some utilizing a tech solution without realizing the implications in regard to legal matters. The question of what problem is trying to be solved should always be pondered. The idea of the Shiny New Thing may not always be the best.

    Shawn shares with us a great gift he will be giving to himself for the holidays! This Years Microsoft Christmas Sweater. While last year featured the Loveable Clippy, this year is built on the famous landscape photo from Sonoma in Northern California featured in Windows XP. Portions of the Money Raised will go to support The Nature Conservancy, whose mission is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. As of posting the Sweater is Sold Out however you can be added to the wish list at https://gear.xbox.com/products/windows-merry-blissmas-knit-holiday-sweater.
    55 min
  • EPISODE 379 - Is That an Osmo 3 in Your Pocket?
    In this Weeks TechtalkRadio Show Shawn, Justin and Andy are joined by Matt Jones to talk the latest about Technology, Computers, and the Internet. Matt tells us about growing up and the first computer in the house which inspired him to explore technology after that computer failed. Justin tells us about Mark Rober on YouTube, his channel explores engineering videos and is best known as the Glitter Bomb guy! Mark has a company called Crunch Labs which inspires young minds in STEM Learning through special packages. Andy asks Justin and Shawn if they would be introducing their children to STEM. While Justin doesn't feel Home Economics is needed in Education, Andy and Matt have a different opinion on this and believe while STEM is great, the trades and budgeting need to be offered. Matt has an interesting take on Language Learning.

    Over the years the guys talk about holding on to old tech hoping to one day teach the young ones to build systems however in reality as Justin says, it will more than like be a cube. Andy has that giant box of tangled cables and found one, he has no idea what it was for - A USB 2.0 to a Male Aux Audio Jack. Audio over Ethernet and Video is discussed with how it used at Water World near Denver.

    Andy has had a great experience testing out Tablo TV. The Tablo is a way to Cut the Cord and also have access to a DVR within the Tablo TV Device to watch when you want. The only issue Andy is experiencing is the Antenna so he could pick up KMSB Fox 11. Justin talks about Antenna waves and how the Fractal design within the antenna works. Local TV is discussed and how the future of our local community broadcasters is under the same issues that Local Radio faces. Andy has noticed that more local TV stations are adding to the News Lineups. This is a way to maximize revenue. There also has been changes in Radio broadcasting and Andy who has worked in the broadcast industry for almost 35 years has seen some stations not wanted Time and Temperature or in some cases no local content which has been trends for some broadcasting companies.

    Shawn shares info on the DJI Pocket OSMO 3 which has everybody on the show wanting one! There are some great features and what it is capable of producing in high quality video content is amazing. Matt shares the amazing battery recharge time of 80% within 16 minutes versus the 80% in 40 minutes for the DJI Pocket OSMO 2. The guys wrap the show with a contest seeing who can figure out the Acronym! Matt this week was our big winner in the Pop Culture Version.

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    55 min
  • Episode 378 - Do Not Adjust Your Antenna!
    In this Episode of the TechtalkRadio Broadcast Show Shawn, Slick and Andy talk about past Halloweens and collecting candy throughout most of the night and filling pillowcases with a haul of candy. Andy remembers one year that somebody was giving out 1.44 Floppy AOL Install Disk. Slick shares his costume, a Star Trek Discovery Shirt. Shawn talks about dressing up as a Christmas tree and one year a tube of Toothpaste. Slick comes up with the idea of giving away USB Flash Drives with utilities in the kid's bags. Andy has an issue with this since he is usually harping on not to install strange USB Drives into your computer. Android trackers, similar to Apples Air Tags will be available for the android platform. Shawn shares info of checking out the Apple M2 devices with the upcoming announcements of the M3 line. With Technology advancing, Slick wonders about the number of people that would adopt a chip impedded and Shawn shares his surprising thoughts about it. While Shawn has dabbled with Dall-E, the talk continues in the direction of A.I.

    Cable Television is great for many however with more of us watching content with services like Paramount +, Hulu, Netflix, and others - The Antenna still has a purpose and while Cable TV delivers many options, at a cost - Over the Air television signals can still be received and now even tied with a Digital Video Recorder from companies to allow Cord Cutting. In 2010 when The United States switched to a Digital Transmission Standard, and it became easier to receive high quality video over the air. Grant Hall, CEO of Tablo TV visits to talk about the development of the Tablo TV Device and how it easily can be used to watch content and place the antenna just about anywhere for the best reception, not just where your TV is and then within the home network stream the Tablo TV Signal to Smart Televisions, Tablets and Smartphone while also with its comprehensive program guide schedule recordings with the device to watch when and where you want to. Great Quality and Easy to set up with a simple to use interface, the Tablo TV also can be used without a Subscription Fee. The Company also provides other FAST Free Ad Supported TV channels for more programming and more on the way. Grant tells us about the ease of use and setting it up.
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    A recent article was put together by Journalist Michael Liedtke of the Associated Press about the service from friend of the show Mitch Goldstone of Scan My Photos. In the Article, Michael talks about getting his recently passed father’s photos digitized and the process made easier by Scan My Photos. Mitch also tells the story of doing the same for the Late Ed Asners family. The discussion of the importance of getting photos, slides and even film to preserve memories. Mitch tells us of how they do this, and the easy steps involved, and, in some cases, the Scan Fast Service can be done in One Day. This has allowed families to put together tributes for birthdays, anniversaries or sadly memorial services with photos that may have never been digitized. A Big task of trying to do this yourself, is the organizing. Scan My Photos can help collate the images. Mitch tells us how Scan My Photos can digitize about 1000 photos in five minutes with care and amazing detail in the finished results. Mitch shares how the Frame By Frame Capture for 16mm and 8mm Film is handled and the benefits. Find out more at https://www.scanmyphotos.com.

    In our Wyze guy Update, Shawn tells us about the new Video Doorbell from Wyze and the benefits of getting this for monitoring your exterior of the home and a price point well below what we have seen from other video doorbell devices.

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    56 min
  • Episode 377 - My Extra Bag of Screws!
    For this Weeks TechtalkRadio Show Shawn, Justin and Andy talk about the busy week in work projects as well as tech news. Shawn tells us about the Football Season and some of the other sports programs they are putting together. Justin decides to upgrade his Pixel Smartphone from Google and tells us about the reasons he has ordered the Pixel 8. Justin is very happy with the Android device and tells us about the Best Shot Feature.

    When it comes to Smartphone Cameras, Andy has checked out the Samsung S23 from Verizon and loves the Zoom feature and quality of the pics. Listener Andrea sends an Email to the show wanting to know about Google Fi and how the service works, Justin has it and tells us about the Carrier https://fi.google.com Justin also shares some of the other features when having the service.

    Justin shares a recent story he came across regarding a company called TenCent. Amazon just wrapped its Sales Event which will give the company data to introduce sales to the consumer during the holidays for items checked looked at. Andy tells us about a story on many sites about Google wanting to do away with passwords and move to a Passkey System. The guys talk about Passkeys and how this could work and why it’s not such a bad idea. A Couple of products mentioned include a key from Kingston and the USB-C YubiKey device.

    Shawn tells us about a story at Toms Hardware of an upcoming Windows 12. Shawn tells us about the 3-year turnover of Operating Systems and asks if we remembered when Windows 10 was released. It was in 2016. Andy tells us how this can be good for the Sales of PC's since many people are still holding onto computers for 9 to 10 years. Gartner Group’s recent sales info on PC Sales has shown a decline. Shawn and Justin attribute it to the many different mobile devices, smartphones to tablets that can be used instead. Building a computer versus buying a Rack System is discussed as well, although personal injuries can happen when building!

    Justin and Shawn talk about Forza Motorsports Racing Simulator that they are both downloading on Game Pass during the Show. Justin shares a Website of the Week with Pi AI. A more conversational AI that has some nice features. Check it out at https://www.pi.ai/talk.

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    55 min
  • Episode 376 - No Tay Tay Today!
    For this Weeks TechtalkRadio Show Andy is joined by Justin, Shawn and Slick while it starts off a little strange with Justin and Shawn sharing the impact on Tay Tay in the News. The Overheating of the iPhone has since been fixed with the 17.0.3 Update however this issue was not limited to the new iPhone 15, as Shawn reports some users of the iPhone 14 experienced overheating however Andy did not experience issues with the iPhone 14 Pro Max. This week saw the announcement of the Pixel 8 from Google and Shawn covers some of the features. Shawn and Andy disagree with Justins opinions regarding Apple which has Andy wondering how the shift from Apple/Mac to PC happened for some with the Apple2 used predominantly in Education in the 80's. Shawn talks about the status involved with Mac systems vs PC Systems. Thinking about finally upgrading Windows 7 to Windows 10? Some changes may have your needing to purchase the update instead of grabbing it off the Microsoft Website. Andy tells us of an Issue on his Windows 11 Pro build after needing to change out his motherboard. Shawn is wondering though since his Windows 10 machine came from a Windows 7 Update if he needed to update would he be unable to use a license. Slick comes up with a great solution! Justin tells us what type of deal you are getting from DirectDeals or StackSocial with Windows11. We also share info on the reported Amazon investment in AI with Anthropic and its Claude platform. The beta platform is available at https://claude.ai/chats.

    Looking for a better solution for Data Connectivity? Eric Flam of Solis talks with Andy about the Solis Wireless Hotspot. An Alternative means for that connectivity with benefits over a Smartphone Hotspot or one from your carrier. Solis offers this connectivity to not just one carrier but many others. Solis is offered in over 130 countries and with over 200 carriers. This can be a great benefit for those traveling, especially overseas. Redundancy is the key with the Solis Wireless hotspot making sure you can always have the connection. The security benefits are also there with the elimination of using a public Wi-Fi which could open the user to a man in the middle attack. Can more than one person connect to the Solis hotspot? Eric tells us about speeds, ease of use, Powering the device and availability of the Solis Hotspot optimized for connectivity. In our discussion we learn of the different devices available including 4G and 5G. To find out more, check them out at https://soliswifi.co/.

    There are so many streaming channels of content and more will be launched. How do these options get discovered? Andy tells us about usi9ng the Gatsby.TV app and realizing he was paying for a streaming service while having the programs he enjoyed watching on another paid service that he also subscribed to. Andy welcomes Gatsby Frimpong, Co-Founder CEO of Gatsby.TV to TechtalkRadio to share info on the creation and use of the App. Gatsby has worked in the industry with Stops at Cisco, Microsoft and Google. Gatsby tells us how algorithms may not always be the best way to find programs and how some of the algorithms can add you to the Echo Chamber and not see shows or content out of your regular zone. With the Social aspect of Gatsby.TV this can give you recommendations and allow you to share, almost bringing a watercooler type discussion on content all within the App. Available at https://gatsby.tv/

    Shawn begins to experience some AI Creation with Dall-E for his Dungeon Master Campaign. Slick, Andy and Justin are wondering why he created a giant rubber duck boss and after discussions at GenCon, it was recommended to create characters to add some fun to the campaign.

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    56 min
  • Episode 375 - That's Entertainment!
    For this Weeks TechtalkRadio Show Justin, Shawn and Andy take a look at the cost increases in Software and Services. Google Nest services, Disney Plus and Intuit Quickbooks are a few of these that are on the increase. Andy tells us about seeing a deduction from his bank account from Intuit for an Annual Subscription which has increased dramtically without notification. Andy makes the decision to cancel the Quickbooks Desktop yet has to jump through hoops to get this accomplished however was able to get that done. This ties in to the discussion of AlternativeTo.Net for options for programs to get task done. Shawn tells us about a story in the New York Times Wirecutter Tech Blog about Wyze and how the recommendations for the Wyze Cams have be taken back due to Camera feeds inadvertently showing up on other user accounts. Shawn shares the statement from the company yet is dismayed at followup from Wyze and is hoping they beef up the security of the products.

    The Holiday's are not that far away and the Music Director, Founding Member and Guitarist of Trans Siberian Orchestra Al Pitrelli returns to TechtalkRadio to discuss the upcoming Tour - The Ghost of Christmas Eve, The Best of TSO and More, which begins November 15th and stops in Phoenix December 3rd . Al tells us about the begininngs 28 years ago of the band with the late Paul O'Neill and the creation of Christmas Eve in Sarejevo 12/24 which is one of the most downloaded christmas songs to date. Al tells us about the story behind that Musical tale. The Live shows for Trans-Siberian-Orchestra are a combination or Visual, Lighting, Pyrotechnics and musical performances. To see the tour schedules be sure to check out https://www.trans-siberian.com

    There are so many choices available when it comes to video content streaming. A company based in Arizona that serves creators and business globally is Nimbus99. CEO Tim Freres visits the show to tell us about how Nimbus99 can enhance, change and build on the talents of content creators to get their programs seen. Using OTT, Over the Top Streaming, the options for providing content for distribution and revenue to a users own channel is available using other then YouTube and Vimeo for content to be seen. Nimbus99 puts the power and ROI capabilities back into the hands of creators with an easy interface/platform for dragging and dropping programs specifically for your audience. Nimbus99 also offers managed services for creators and Tim tells us how many different options could be used to help getting the programs seen and about the Nimbus99 Player. Business could also benefit with a One Time stream service for Clients, customers and ithers through subscription. Analytics are also available through the Nimbus99 Platform. For more check out the many different offerings at https://www.nimbus99.com

    Justin checks out Starfield and tells us about the expectations and gameplay for this Xbox/PC Exclusive title from Bethesda. Justin also tells us why he won't share his Avatar with us!

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    55 min
  • Episode 374 - Tossing Axes with the Kids!
    For this Weeks TechtalkRadio Show Andy Taylor is joined by Shawn DeWeerd and Slick. They recap last week’s episode which looked at Midjourney with Justin's scary images created on the platform. The Video from the Show with those images is available on the Blog.techtalkradio.com. Slick, Shawn and Andy talk about doppelgangers and who each member of the show looks like. Andy shares that he believes Shawn looks like the grown-up version of the kid from Two and Half Men. Slick has been told he looks like Gil Scott Heron and Shawn brings up his image during the show which surprises everybody at the resemblance, almost as much as Andy's likeness in the 80's to film director John Landis. Andy shares a story of Driving on the Studio Lot at Universal and getting waved through. In a Non-Tech Direction in our idea to occasionally Unplug, Shawn tells us about Outdoor Axe Throwing during his recent Camping Trip. How much do your photos on services like Google Photos say about you? A discussion on how the services can identify products and images and share where you could buy products in your photos. Speaking of Google Photos found at photos.google.com through a google account, the crew shares how to upload photos from the computer to share on the service then be downloaded to a smart device.

    Microsoft has made the announcement that WordPad is going away from the Windows Operating System. Slick gives us a background about Notepad and WordPad from his days working in Support and how these programs were created and why. Shawn shared info on an Alternate program to WordPad, Notepad ++. Slick tells us why he has loved that program. We find out that Slick has not heard about AlternativeTo.Net which can offer many Open-Source alternatives to programs for WordPad and office type apps. One of the recommendations is Open Office. Also discussed is alternatives to Video, Audio and Photo Editing. Shawn loves DaVinci Resolve.

    Andy Taylor shares a product he will be featuring on this week’s KMSB Fox 11 Segment, the Sabrent USB 3.1 Enclosure for NVMe PCIe M Key M.2 SSD Enclosure. Make a Clone of your M.2 Drives or Connect to your USB 3.1 Port for a System without M.2 On Board. Andy also shares the ShiftCam Snapgrip which can not only turn your Smartphone into a more easily controlled camera, almost replicating the feel of a DSLR with its grip but also for QI capable devices, charge/power the smartphone while using it. Snapgrip connects the trigger button to the device via Bluetooth. Shawn shares with us some of the many great different products from ShiftCam.

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    56 min
  • Episode 373 - The Pumpkin Party
    In this Weeks TechtalkRadio Show Justin, Shawn, Andy and Slick tackle the latest in Tech News and Trends. This Week's Show begins with a discussion about Midjourney. It is all about creating Media with Artificial Intelligence and Justin has been experimenting with the service. His examples are humorous and a little intimidating at the realism of the Artificially created scenarios. Justin asked the Midjourney Bot to create an image of three ready to do a show on Technology and, with surprising results got close to nailing it!

    Then, it got weird, very weird when Justin asked the Midjourney Bot to create images of Women celebrating October and Pumpkin Spiced flavors! The Discussion on AI whether it be ChatGPT or Midjourney or even Voice.AI centers on the need to understand and learn the uses of this technology for the business world which is continuing to evolve. Justin shares with the crew a AI Photo of what was supposed to be TuPac enjoying an Ice Cream, he recommends the facebook group Cursed AI, great for an Authentic Laugh.

    With the AI discussion continuing, some companies are limiting use of AI. Andy tells us about a radio group he worked for which issued a corporate memo forbidding Voice AI in Commercials and in radio shows even as parody. Others are restricting AI use in Zoom Meetings which could be used to recreate transcripts which could be a privacy concern due to information shared with those third party Apps.

    Andy tells us about some new TV Screens and Monitors from Samsung. The Disney 100, the Neo G9 57" Curved Monitor and the Samsung Terrace which is an 85" huge screen made for outdoor watching and priced around $20,000. The guys talk about 4K and if it is something that is "needed" and the benefits of having it. Shawn and Justin talk about ATSC 3.0 and how that is going to bring more programming. Shawn finds that there are currently 112 active stations using ATSC 3.0

    Apple has announced it's next big event, coming up September 12th with an predicted announcement of the iPhone 15 with USB-C. Some of the benefits of having USB-C are discussed. While Andy admits to playing Windows Solataire on his computer, hed would like to try our Baldurs Gate 3 which now has been played by Shawn and Justin and they share there thoughts on the new title.

    Andy Shares a cautionary story of a friend request from Instagram about how it turned into a attempt to gain access to an account. When it doesn't feel 100% it never hurts to check out the search engines. Don't click on links sent to you via SMS even when it seems to come from Instagram or the Social Media Provider.
    56 min
  • Episode 372 - All In on the Tesla - A First Hand Experience
    In this week's TechtalkRadio show, We get the insight on Justin's Purchase of his Tesla. Shawn and Andy talk with Justin about the reasons for his buying the Tesla Model Y and the State of Colorado Tax Incentives which benefit the buyer. Justin tells us about the Controls inside the Model Y and how the experience for the owner is very new but also very convenient. Why is the Tesla so fast? Justin shares the difference between the traditional vehicle and Tesla. Justin tells us about the purchasing of the Car which is all done through the App and how it was built for him and his wife. The experience was something to be enjoyed until he left the lot with his brand-new Tesla about 3 and a half weeks later. What Went wrong? After it was determined to be a bad sensor after taking a look at a secret maintenance mode, Justin gets a firsthand look - with the vehicle cameras at the repair process. You won't believe how they serviced this Tesla!

    DJI has introduced its new DJI OSMO 4, Shawn gives us a breakdown of some of the features of this new Action Camera and how it can compare to the GoPro Hero 11. Andy talks about the Megapixel information and how that has been used as a sales tool yet there can be some misunderstanding in relation to the sensor size of the device. Shawn explains about Megapixels work in delivering a better picture when in conjunction with the sensor. Shawn delves into how DJI and GoPro have competed in the Drone Marketplace with GoPro Karma and how that played out. The discussion also centers around how this Action Camera sector has changed over the years. Andy gets a look at the EK-7000 Akaso Action Camera and gives us a look at some of the features. However, he does recommend this as a first action camera for the younger users. Justin gives us his review of Baldurs Gate 3 and how this is not a typical RPG Game and can create strategies and thought provoking gameplay. Steam was reporting over 900,000 playing at launch. Shawn and Justin talk about the Minimum requirements to play.

    For a Website of the Week, Justin shares https://www.adarkroom.doublespeakgames.com Harkening back to the Text style Game Adventures which Justin compares to Zork.

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TechtalkRadio is your go-to radio show and podcast for everything computers, technology, and the internet! Hosted by Andy Taylor, Justin Lemme, and Shawn DeWeerd, with contributions from Matt Jones,…