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November 15th, 2009

TWiT 221: Get Off Of My Planet

Modern Warfare 2 is the biggest media launch of all time but PC gamers are hopping mad, how come usability expert Jakob Nielsen's site looks so bad, and so long Geocities...

220

November 9th, 2009

TWiT 220: Buffet Neutrality

Why bandwidth shaping is like potato salad, how the Higgs Boson protects itself, and AT&T vs. Verizon...

219

November 1st, 2009

TWiT 219: Don't Make Natali Cry

Natali Del Conte shows off her Droid, Jason Calacanis says tech IPOs are just around the corner, and Patrick Norton fights for a free Internet.

218

October 26th, 2009

TWiT 218: Escape From Farmville

John C. Dvorak weighs the case for and against net neutrality, Dwight Silverman rates Windows 7 a winner, Leo kicks his Farmville addiction, and more.

217

October 19th, 2009

TWiT 217: The A.I. Spy Club

Twitter lists, Google ramps up, tech journalism ethics, Windows 7, TSA vs. mommy blogger, and more.

216

October 11th, 2009

TWiT 216: It's Pimpin' Time

Sidekick sideswiped, FCC/Google, Facebookers shut out, NASA bombs the moon, FTC regulates bloggers, and more.

215

October 4th, 2009

TWiT 215: Who Needs This Crap?

Comcast-NBC, podcasting money, Windows 7, Newegg IPO, 2 billion iPhone apps, and more.

this WEEK in TECH

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February 11th, 2007

TWiT 88: Batteries Included

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Merlin Mann, Tom Merritt, Wil Harris, and John C. Dvorak Quantum computing, teraflop chips, and iPod bans...

  • Who's tried Yahoo Pipes. It's pretty much a mashup tool for RSS.
  • A similar mashup that combines Digg, Slashdot, and del.icio.us is called Doggdot.
  • Steve Jobs posted his thoughts on DRM placed on music.
  • EMI is in talks to dump DRM.
  • The RIAA now has to pay an innocent woman's attorney fees.
  • Kodak is going to sell cheap ink ($9.99 for black, $14.99 for color) after estimating that ink costs $4,000 to $5,000 per gallon on average.
  • New York Senator Carl Kruger has proposed banning iPods and other portable devices on the streets.
  • Bill Gates occurred a system "error" during his appearance on the Daily Show.
  • Watch what happened to Bill Gates after leaving the Daily Show.
  • Viacom has asked YouTube to remove over 100,000 "unauthorized" video clips.
  • Apparently, action videogames sharpen the eyes.
  • Is this one giant step for home entertainment? Sure is for dorkiness for the helmet.
  • Some hackers tried to take down the Internet, but no one seemed to notice.
  • D-Wave is going to demo a quantum computer apparently.
  • Intel demoed an 80-core chip that can pull 1 teraflop.
  • The EFF has sued the Pentagon to get the guidelines on how they monitor soldiers' blogs.
  • Gmail is now open to sign ups.
  • Think Secret says that iLife 07, iWork 07, and OSX Leopard will be out by March.
  • Is Nvidia peeing on Windows Vista users?
  • There is a low-tech Vista voice recognition exploit.
  • Arthur Sulzberger, publlisher of the New York Times, doesn't care if the NYT goes out of print and only online within the next five years.
  • Digg has taken down the top users list.
  • Kevin Rose talked about some future featured of Digg in Businessweek.
  • Create your own EULA at Reasonable Agreement.

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