Now you can see how our minds work because we take a look at file management, or in my case the lack of it. Diogo and I talk about file organization preferences, directories, tags, and how acceptable it is to use your desktop for temporary or permanent storage. From Finder to Pathfinder, Spotlight and even Windows Explorer and the upcoming Timeline. We talk a little of everything related to digital organizational needs and how Google Desktop or Atlas Recall is very close to my ideal tool but not without some caveats. Plus some gripes about Flash and Java and our trademark sidetracking.

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Apple is still very secretive, but we now know that the next iPhone is called D22 and can only be used by people with Ferraris. I still think it's a distraction from the real phone everyone is waiting for, the iPhone SE 2. Unread got sold again, and we finally remembered the name of a favorite app that is no more. Some popular apps like Ulysses and One Password are changing business models, and we couldn't resist talking about software monetization one more time. Technically Diogo could resist, but sometimes friendship comes with a price. We also talk about surf and boulder, but it didn't make it to the final version of the episode. It's a shame I know, but it's a technology podcast.

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Photo: Michal Jarmoluk

This episode is all about SEGA, so get ready for some deep cuts. I don't know much about consoles in general so we have a special guest that knows this stuff and, can speak proper English. We get shamed on this one while we cover most of SEGA hardware history and arguably some of its best games.

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Photo: Diogo Carvalho

Our take on Apple peripherals. We try to argue that the Magic Mouse shouldn't support gestures and that using a mouse a trackpad and a keyboard simultaneously makes more sense. Then we get lost on the rabbit hole of other mice and accessories like Thunderbolt peripherals. We end up time traveling and looking to the future using voice and movement recognition as an interface. It could be a parallel universe, so we give no guarantee on our predictions.

Show Notes

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Photo: Diogo Carvalho

I complain that I haven't paid enough for Pocket Casts in return from all I got over the years. Overcast excellent advertising solution. Some of the apps that we lost and why we wish we could do more to support others (Reeder, we love you). The perceived difference between buying digital versus physical goods. Our opinions on pay to upgrade or subscription models and why we all lose for not adequately compensating developers.

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Everything you wanted to know about macOS High Sierra. It's not really everything, just the parts that were announced in the WWDC2017 keynote. If we're going to be honest, it's mostly that but we skipped some things that we didn't care for. However, that just makes the conversation better and that's the story we're sticking with.

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Photo: Darius Anton

Apple announced support for external GPUs and Diogo is excited. We compare the dev kit to the Razer Core and highlight the limitations of the current technology. Oh, and we got a Hulk!

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The evolution of the iMac, a mouse without magic and as always, going off topic and poking fun at one another.

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Derailed by a bad Internet connection and lost audio, we have a long pre-show talk and the most meandering conversation yet. We had fun and hope you will too. We cover topics like how we listen to podcasts, why we changed the podcast name, the history of macOS X names and our suggestions. Diogo brags about his climbing skills, we tell the awesome story of the Mac Mini Macro and getting lost with Apple Maps.

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Photo: Jad Limcaco