Verbose

Verbose

By Liam Dunne, Karl Monaghan, Oisin HurleyTechnologyTech News
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  • Episode 33: New Year

    In which we start off the year with talk of takeovers, mergers, winners and losers.

    Shownotes:


    0:00:03 Interview: Stolen, the problematic app that lets you buy and sell people on Twitter: [Gadgette]

    (http://www.gadgette.com/2016/01/13/stolen-app/)

    0:00:10 Death of Peach: An eerie echo of Meerkat’s collapse bgr.com

    0:06:52 Spotify acquires Dublin music discovery startup Soundwave: tech.eu

    0:09:16 A Discussion Regarding Netflix

    0:15:58 Why Apple defends encryption: titbits


    “High profile, revenue lines that don’t rely on compromising privacy, and sells products that are squarely in the crosshairs of the encryption debate. Apple comes from a far more defensible position, especially now that it’s dropping iAd App Network.”

    0:21:16 Apple Opening Europe’s First iOS App Development Center in Italy: Business Wire

    0:25:20 Why you should be skeptical of Irish government claims that snooping on phone records is adequately overseen: Storify

    0:29:09 Amazon’s customer service backdoor: Medium

    0:37:41 Untappd: Merged with Next Glass blog.untappd.com

    0:44:25 Chris Espinosa (Apple employee number 8) tweets the story on how he bought the world's first Mac Plus: storify.com

    0:50:01 Lego jobs! Jobs with Lego!

    0:53:14 We get into a brief Star Wars digression

    0:55:36 When Will We See A New Apple Watch?: techcrunch

    1:01:07 Apple Car?

    1:06:18 The co-founder of Cards Against Humanity sent the Oregon militia 55 gallons of lube: Twitter

    1:06:18 Why do people keep coming to this couple’s home looking for lost phones? Fusion

    1 hr 18 min
  • Episode 31: Recriminations

    In which the podcast takes a totally unprecedented turn when we start to complain about things. Which we never, ever do. Never.

    Shownotes:


    One of us has an iPad Pro. The rest of us are suitably jealous.

    Oisin regales us with tales of Indianapolis, the home of the Release Notes conference!

    We mourn our lack of tickets for the tvOS Tech Talks events.

    Apple apologise for the certificate issues on the Mac App Store last week.

    Confusion regarding jobs in Cork and Jobs in the cinema manages to digress into a discussion on the developer community and diversity in Dublin.

    Unicorn-based startups (it’s a thing, apparently)

    Paris, and its ramifications for increased security measures.

    How not to approach a genius developer for assistance with your project

    Call for lighting talk speakers at the December Xcake (taking place on December 8th, Science Gallery)

    Shout out to Axonista for being a totally awesome gang of really nice people

    Completely unrelated: our thoughts on the QVC AppleTV app

    1 hr 16 min
  • Episode 30: Repetitions

    In which we repeat ourselves in a manner reminiscent of the plot device in Inception, by talking about things we discussed last month, which we already talked about things we discussed the previous month again. We’re three levels down, people.

    Shownotes:


    We discuss all the new Apple hardware, oh my!

    Back once again unto the breach: More about Safari Content Blocking and Ad Blocking. Far too many links to include here.

    Apple refunds App Store purchases en masse for Peace.app!

    China, XcodeGhost, and always verifying your build tools.

    Break Android lock screen security with really, really really, really, really, really long passwords.

    Another Amazon outage discussed and dissected

    We decide that Marco’s not such a bad guy when compared to the CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals.

    And finally, the 15% discount code for this year’s NSScotland is ‘VERBOSITY’. Thanks to @PossiblyAlan (and also @jamesthomson & @mauricekelly for making this happen!)

    1 hr 4 min
  • Episode 29: Reiterations

    In which we talk about things we already discussed last month again, in case you weren’t paying attention the first time.

    Shownotes:


    Safari Content Blocking and Ad Blocking

    Ensure you never have to see the Daily Mail again: a tutorial

    Amazon in the workplace

    Amazon in the bathroom

    Hacking your neighbour’s car

    The most recent Amazon outage

    Soylent Schadenfreude: totally metal, dude

    Kickstarter reviews

    Scrib stylus

    AirBNB and the Irish Tax situation: several assorted links for your perusal

    - AirBNB has to start telling Revenue how much its hosts make

    - AirBNB meets hosts after telling the tax man about them

    - The taxman is right to chase AirBNB hosts. Here’s why…

    - AirBNB hosts: ‘We’ve been making the housing crisis worse

    - AirBNB landlords warned over tax liability

    1 hr 6 min
  • Episode 28: Resurgence

    In which we talk about technology that we haven't discussed in a long time.

    Shownotes:


    The New iPod Touch

    Roaming in Germany with Tesco Mobile

    Apple Music update: how we're getting on

    How iCloud Drive can potentially delete your files forever

    iTunesConnect for artists

    Apple Pay! Launched in the UK, but when Ireland, oh when?

    Xcake and iBeacons

    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode 27: WWDC2015 (Part 2)

    In which we invited along two extra-special guests, Colm Doyle & Damian O’Sullivan, to discuss WWDC 2015. All just about the Keynote. Not even the State Of The Union, just the Keynote. In fact, we talked about it so much that we’ve had to split it into two separate parts (because we reckoned it’d be highly unlikely that anyone would have the patience to listen to 2 solid hours of rambling nonsense and tangential references).


    And this is part 2.

    1 hr 8 min
  • Episode 26: WWDC2015 (Part 1)

    In which we invited along two extra-special guests, Colm Doyle & Damian O’Sullivan, to discuss WWDC 2015. All just about the Keynote. Not even the State Of The Union, just the Keynote. In fact, we talked about it so much that we’ve had to split it into two separate parts (because we reckoned it’d be highly unlikely that anyone would have the patience to listen to 2 solid hours of rambling nonsense and tangential references).


    So here’s part 1.

    59 min
  • Episode 25: Politics of Dancing

    In which we discuss our wishlist & predictions for WWDC, sales on the Mac App Store, and then devolve into a discussion on politics.

    Shownotes:


    What we expect to be announced at WWDC

    What we want to be announced at WWDC

    Fastlane, for improving the deployment pipeline fastlane.tools

    Mac Store sales: Not as great as we imagined Sam Soffes, Daniel Jalkut & Dan Counsell

    (The politics bit starts at about 44 minutes in, if you want to tune out at that stage…)

    1 hr 9 min
  • Episode 24: Watch This Space

    In which we talk in front of a live internet audience about our opinions on things.

    Shownotes:


    Apple Watch: 2 out of 3 of us have AN OPINION.

    Bezel, for Apple Watch device simulation infinitapps.com

    More thoughts on how Swift measures up for development.

    Pebble watch mentions in app metadata theverge.com

    General App Store review process: what to do, what not to do.

    We’re on Slack, at the irishtechcommunity channel... join us! irishtechcommunity.com

    The "Please give John Siracusa a ticket to WWDC" song youtube

    Twitter's new opt-in DM messages.

    Telepresence Robots.

    AFNetworking security issue arstechnica.com and AFNetworking's response github.com

    Fabric.io link

    3 Network downtime in Dublin

    Swiftkey keyboard analysis report swiftkey.com

    Podcasting & patent trolls, and patent trolls in general. eff.org

    59 min
  • Unresearched Material

    In which we talk excitedly about a whole plethora of subjects with a special guest. Fans of Oisin, please note: this episode contains only trace quantities of Oisin.

    Shownotes:


    Apple in Athenry makes sense from a data protection point of view Irish Times

    The market for expensive disposable watches thetruthaboutcars.com

    ResearchKit apple.com/researchkit, opensource.apple.com

    Galileo Quark board (Intel-based alternative to Raspberry Pi) Intel.com, newsroom.intel.com

    iSpy: The CIA Campaign to Steal Apple's Secrets firstlook.org

    Xcode Compromised Craig Hockenberry, firstlook.org

    Command-Line Corner: XKCD password generator github.com

    Apple Downtime apple.com/support/systemstatus/ (it's up now, but it was down for like nearly 24 hours?)

    1 hr 8 min

About Verbose

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The Verbose Podcast is a monthly Apple tech podcast presented by Oisin Hurley, Karl Monaghan & Liam Dunne