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Life in the new Cyberia. A software engineering podcast from Bill Ahern and Michael Szul that looks at the intersection of programming, technology, and the digital lifestyle. Archived at x51.dev.
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40 minutes
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États-Unis
63 épisodes
depuis 8 mai 2016
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When discussing virtual reality (VR), there is a specific aspect of design involved—whether world design, production design, or application design. T…
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This is a written extension of the Codepunk podcast. You can also listen to the audio version or watch the video version at the end of this article.
With the launch of season 6 of the Codepunk podcast, we’ll be coalescing around a single theme since we’ll be producing less episodes at a higher qua…
Part 2 of our experiments in virtual reality!
Join us as we take the podcast into virtual reality. In this episode (part 2 of 2), we continue our experiments recording inside of virtual reality (VR) using the Oculus Quest. For this episode, we we stay inside of AltSpaceVR, but update our avatars, …
Join us as we take the podcast into virtual reality. In this episode, we begin our experiments recording inside of virtual reality (VR) using the Oculus Quest. Follow along as we try out different things, and listen as we discuss the future of virtual reality, why world-building is more important t…
A lot of articles today about burned-out programmers attribute the word “genius” to them prior to divulging their downfall. In this episode of Codepunk, we take a look at this trend of “genius” programmers through the story of Jerold Haas—a programmer on his way to cryptocurrency riches, but from a…
The movie Hackers has been referenced enough on Codepunk that we decided to do a full show on the film. In this episode, we discuss the movie in the context of the mid-90’s era it debuted, including what it got right, what it got wrong, and some Easter eggs along the way. Why has the film continued…
There are many who believe that science will ultimately fix anything. But is this true, and does it exempt us from the philosophical and cultural changes needed to shepherd a better world? In this episode we take at look at those worshiping at the altar of exponential growth in technology, and poin…
Continuing our dive into 80’s/90’s culture and hacker history, we take a look at the Masters of Deception (MOD), and how the East Coast hacking group changed the game when it came to phone phreaking and early telecom hacking. In this episode, we not only cover some of the history of the group, but …
Kicking off the new season of Codepunk, we take a look back at the history of Kevin Mitnick–considered the world’s most infamous hacker. Is that title warranted? What role did the media play in the hysteria surrounding Mitnick’s exploits during a time when hacking was being pointed at as a “black a…
In the final episode of 2019, we discuss GitHub’s archiving initiatives, including the GitHub Arctic Code Vault, and their work with the Long Now Foundation and the Internet Archive. What is the value of archiving in society today, and what do we hope future generations will learn from us? Also, wh…
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