Apple recently announced that Macs will be moving to ARM based CPU's. Microsoft attempted to do this in the past with Windows RT. Will Apple doom the Mac by making this move? In this episode, we explore arguments for and against this possiblity.

Microsoft and Apple have been mainstays in the computer industry since its infancy. At times they have been friends while at others they have been at odds. In this episode, we take a look at this rocky relationship and see what can be learned from it.

Windows Phone offered great hardware and a slick experience, but it never really caught on, meeting an untimely death. Here, we look at why this phone with great potential never realized it.

Racism is not always apparent and can be embedded in technology unintentionally. In this episode, we look at how this plays and what can be done about it.

Microsoft leadership before Nadella as CEO was opposed to open source and even went on record making disparaging remarks about open source. Nowadays though, many of the current and former leaders have changed their tune. In this episode, we will look at these leader now and then.

MS Build is Microsoft's biggest developer conference. Like always, they make a myriad of announcements for features and services. One thing was clear though this year: Microsoft loves Open Source and is working to bring development together regardless of the platform and tooling.

Microsoft Silverlight had its day in the limelight if only for a moment. Like fifteen minutes of fame, it met an untimely demise when Microsoft deprecated the product 5 versions in and only 5 years after its release. In this episode, we look at what caused Silverlight's untimely death.

In the Covid-19 reality, learning the best way to work remotely is more important than ever. Today, we look at two tools and then some practical ways to optimize working from home.

In this episode, we look at the nonsensical conspiracy theory with Bill Gates and how he plans to use Covid-19 to take over the world.

In this episode, we'll look at the how the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract for the Department of Defense (DoD) transpired in favor of Microsoft.