Tech News Today 1313: France Says: Censor! Google Says Non!
Google refuses to follow France's order to censor the global Internet, President Obama orders federal agencies to create the fastest supercomputer ever, a Japanese home robot that's going all corporate on us, and more...
Host: Mike Elgan
Co-Host: Zoya Sheftalovich
Guests: Klint Finley and Tom…
Tech News Today 1313: France Says: Censor! Google Says Non!
Google refuses to follow France's order to censor the global Internet, President Obama orders federal agencies to create the fastest supercomputer ever, a Japanese home robot that's going all corporate on us, and more...
Host: Mike Elgan
Co-Host: Zoya Sheftalovich
Guests: Klint Finley and Tom…
Tech News Today 1386: Apple's Big iPad Comes at a Big Price!
New Microsoft tech can read your emotions, Facebook ships a new app that uses your lock screen as the medium, and is the iPad Pro that ships today worth the money? That and more...
Host: Mike Elgan
Co-Host: Kevin Tofel
Guests: Patrick Moorhead, Stephen Shankland, Blair Hanley Frank, and K…
Tech News Today 1386: Apple's Big iPad Comes at a Big Price!
New Microsoft tech can read your emotions, Facebook ships a new app that uses your lock screen as the medium, and is the iPad Pro that ships today worth the money? That and more...
Host: Mike Elgan
Co-Host: Kevin Tofel
Guests: Patrick Moorhead, Stephen Shankland, Blair Hanley Frank, and K…
Tech News Today 1386: Apple's Big iPad Comes at a Big Price!
New Microsoft tech can read your emotions, Facebook ships a new app that uses your lock screen as the medium, and is the iPad Pro that ships today worth the money? That and more...
Host: Mike Elgan
Co-Host: Kevin Tofel
Guests: Patrick Moorhead, Stephen Shankland, Blair Hanley Frank, and K…
Of Internets, seen and unseen
Joseph Matheny with Ian Blumberg at Mother Foucault's in Portland, July 19th, 2024
Still kicking around some original content for the "podcast," so here's one from the archives while I continue to mull it over.
The Unseen Internet
The Unseen Internet
Conjuring the Occult in Digital Discourse
by Sh…
Ep. 2: Wingardium Leviscrewyou
In chapter 2, a woman turns into a cat. Anthea and Regina discuss the pros and cons of reasoning from first principles, the collision of the profound and the mundane, and a cool Bavarian.
Citations and further reading
Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality, chapter 2: https://hpmor.com/chapte…
Manhunter by Archie Goodwin and Walt Simonson had ninjas, clones, and a healing factor years before it was cool
This episode we dive into <em>Manhunter</em> by Archie Goodwin and Walt Simonson. This was essentially a Dark Age comic that happened to come out in the early Bronze Age (1973). This comic was ahead of its time in many ways.
Credits:
Hosts: Klint Finley and John Ekleberry
Music: krudler.bandcam…
Grendel: The early years
We couldn't help it. We weren't going to read Grendel so soon, but irresistibly drawn to Matt Wagner's masterpiece. Once he started reading, he couldn't stop. Klint was soon sucked back into the world of Grendel too. In this episode, we look at the earliest Grendel stories from Comico Primer, the o…
Mini-episode: Tribute to Glen Hammonds, the most important man in Outlaw Comics
This one’s a mini-episode, with me going solo again to talk about the late Glen Hammonds, a hidden figure in the development and popularization of Outlaw Comics. Hammonds, who passed away of pancreatic cancer in 2020, was the proprietor of the comics retailer, wholesaler, and publisher Raw Comics a…
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I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious, and
I listen to podcasts.
‐ Albert "Llamacorn" Einstein
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