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The Juno spacecraft prepares to enter Jupiter's orbit and we'll hear from a scientist on the NASA project, TASBot plays Nintendo with superhuman abilities, Frederick Van Johnson shows us the DaVinci Resolve video editor and why he picked it over others, plus we'll answer some photography questions.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Frederick Van Johnson

Guests: Dr. Phil Valek, Jason Calacanis, Allan Cecil, Megan Morrone, and Jason Howell

Producers: Jerry Wagley, Tonya Hall, and Anthony Nielsen

Technical Director: Bryan Burnett

Editor: Bryan Burnett

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The US National Highway Transportation Safety Administration has opened an investigation into the first fatal crash involving a Tesla in Autopilot mode. Tim Stevens from CNET's RoadShow joins us to discuss. Apple and Spotify's public legal spat continues. Facebook has 11,000 bots, but who is using them? Myke Hurley from Relay FM says it is definitely not an abomination to festoon your devices with stickers. Becky explores the darker side of being Mark Zuckerberg and iPhones are just one in a long line of diseases of modern life.

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Becky Worley

Guests: Tim Stevens and Myke Hurley

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A Windows 10 upgrade causes a travel agency to crash, Google's "Faster" trans-pacific fiber link goes live, Forrester Research shows robots won't steal everyone's jobs yet, drones continue to be a safety hazard during a fire, Hilary Clinton's leaked plan seems to support broadband for everyone by 2020, Boeing's got a fancy solar-powered plane that could replace some satellites, and Rekha Shenoy details the industrial security work that Belden provides.

Hosts: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin

Guest: Rekha Shenoy

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Scott talks with Robert Zohn, owner of Value Electronics, and Joel Silver, president of Imaging Science Foundation, about the Value Electronics Shoot Out 2016.

Host: Scott Wilkinson

Guests: Joel Silver and Robert Zohn

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Sorry all you Nutella freaks, Google has officially named the next version of its Android Operating system and it will be called Nougat and will be out later this summer. Spotify is claiming that Apple is using its app store approval process as a weapon against them. Apple might be developing a way to use infrared signals to prevent your iPhone camera from recording footage at concerts. A 10-year-old girl applied for a fellowship designed for computer science PhDs and experienced urban designers in France...and she won! Plus, Sam Machkovech discusses gaming and other news from Ars Technica.

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Sam Machkovech

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How to build your own deodorizer, and stay cool without spending a lot of money.

Odor Eater 1

Project Overview

Using off-the-shelf parts along with a 3D-printed frame and some soldering skill, we're going to create an inexpensive air filtration system that can also remove foul odors from an enclosed area.

Parts List

Tools List

Instructions

The 3D Parts for this project can be found at the link: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9042212/KH224_OdorEater.zip

Swamp Cooler

Parts List

Tools List

Process

Box Fan/Filter

Project Overview

Most of us have hung a fan on a window to get circulation. Why not add a filter so that you're not blowing in the debris, pollen and soot from outside? This is a SUPER simple, inexpensive way to breathe air that is just a LITTLE bit better for you.

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Hosts: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ and Bryan Burnett

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AMD Radeon RX 480 Review, a GTX 1060 leak, Radeon RX 490 graphics card listing, Bristol Ridge APU listings, Huawei MateBook review, Oculus hardware checks, Rio 2016 Summer Olympics in virtual reality, the Snapdragon Heterogeneous Processing Architecture, and the BOSEbuild Speaker Cube!

Hosts: Ryan Shrout and Patrick Norton

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Bob's got mail, Gordo has shots from Field Day, K7AGE reports in from Field Day, and Val answers the chat-rooms questions.

Hosts: Bob Heil, Gordon West, Don Wilbanks, Dale Puckett, George Thomas, and Valerie Hotzfeld

Producer: Bryan Burnett

Technical Director: Bryan Burnett

Editor: Laurence Simmonds

Thanks to Joe Walsh who wrote and plays the Ham Nation theme.

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Iain Thomson joins us to talk privacy, security, and the tech of Brexit. Microsoft's Windows 10 Anniversary Edition is coming August 2. Amazon Prime Members can get big discounts on some unlocked Android smartphones if they agree to pre-install Amazon bloatware and adware. How the UK's tech sector will suffer under Brexit. Also, would you inject a nano camera into your body?

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Iain Thomson

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Facebook tweaks its algorithm to show more posts from family and friends, while Google wants to focus on machine learning.

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham

Guest: Aaron Newcomb

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