TWiT Throwback (Video)

Google killing off Flash integration in Chrome, the Electronic Frontier Foundation asks the U.S. Army Court of Criminal Appeals to overturn Chelsea Manning's conviction, and Estonia's Citizenship as a Service. Also, Lou Maresca takes over this episode and introduces guest TJ Laher, the product marketing manager of Cloudera.

Hosts: Brian Chee, Curtis Franklin, and Louis Maresca

Guest: TJ Laher

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USPTO, The Slants, Redskins, and trademarking offensive names, revenge porn creep Kevin Bollaert's appeal, Redigi, digital files and the First Sale doctrine, the 'Defend Trade Secrets Act', the Email Privacy Act, who's Satoshi? And more!

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From Moshi to Energous, Ron Richards takes us through the innovative tech companies & products of the 2016 MobileFocus Wireless Showcase in San Francisco.

Host: Ron Richards

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Tonight we explore Uber's foray into self-driving cars. The ride-hailing company has confirmed that it's testing its self-driving Ford Fusion on the streets of Pittsburgh. The test car from Uber's Advanced Technologies Center is a hybrid and will be collecting mapping data while it puts self-driving mode to the test. Next we talk Google. Chromebooks outsold Macs for the first time and soon they'll run Android apps. Lindsey Turrentine, Editor-in-Chief of CNET is here to talk about The Smart Home. Next, Jordan Golson talks Tesla, Volvo, and the TSA. And finally, Kari Paul from Quartz explains what happens when people nickle and dime each other with an App.

Host: Megan Morrone

Guests: Lindsey Turrentine, Jordan Golson, and Kari Paul

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Scott Wilkinson talks with Ryan Damm, CEO and cofounder of Visby, about Lightfield technology.

Host: Scott Wilkinson

Guest: Ryan Damm

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We build an Arduino that can control, brightness, red, blue, and green LED's individually using potentiometers.

Lightduino Parts List

1. 4 x Potentiometers $6.98
2. Favorite WS2812 Light
3. UBEC (For future use)

Assembly

1. Set 4 potentiometers into the breadboard
2. Daisy chain 5v and GND onto the outside pins of each potentiometer (MAKE SURE NOT TO CROSS 5V and GND!)
3. Connect the center pin of each potentiometer to Analog pins 0-3
4. Connect the WS2812 light stick to 5V and GND, and the data pin to Digital Pin 3

Practicals

1. We're running everything from on-board power for this small-scale experiment, but we'll need a seperate power source once we scale up our lighting
2. We're using an Uno for the prototyping stage, but we're going to use a smaller Atmel board for the final project
3. We want to run the finished light from a single 3s battery
4. We will get slight variations in our analog values because our jumper wires are slightly loose
5. This would be a good time to use digital rotary encoders Lightduino Programming https://www.dropbox.com/s/wpv3gpi40cyxoja/KH213_Lightduino1.zip?dl=0

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Patrick Norton and Ryan Shrout go over the news from Google I/O 2016, including Daydream and Home. They also discuss DOOM, Android Wear 2.0, Amazon's Alexa plans, Google's TPU custom chip, the powerful GTX 1080, the upcoming GTX 1070, and more!

Hosts: Patrick Norton and Ryan Shrout

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Bob Heil, Gordon West and Valerie Hotzfeld talk to many special guests from Dayton, OH at Hamvention 2016!

Hosts: Bob Heil, Valerie Hotzfeld, Gordon West, George Thomas, Don Wilbanks, and Amanda Alden

Guests: Tim Duffy, John King, Carole Perry, Ray Novak, and Bernie McClenny

Producer: Bryan Burnett

Technical Director: Victor Bognot

Editor: Victor Bognot

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Tonight we chat about Google Home, Duo, Allo, and other announcements from Google Developer Conference Google I/O, where Jason is for the next few days. We also check in with Brad Sams from Thurrott.com and Petri.com about how Microsoft has sold its feature phone division. Sam recaps the Microsoft/Nokia partnership disaster and ponders the future of a Surface Phone.

Hosts: Megan Morrone and Jason Howell

Guest: Brad Sams

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Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, Gina Trapani, Jason Howell, and Matt Cutts discuss all the announcements from the 2016 Google I/O Keynote - Google Home, Allo and Duo, Daydream Virtual Reality, and Android N. Also, a man accidentally livestreams his child's birth on Facebook Live.

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Jason Howell

Guests: Gina Trapani and Matt Cutts

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