The Latest Episodes

Enjoy the latest episodes from The Nexus.

TU #21 — I’m Trying To Sell That

Episode #133 ▪ TU #21

Before the show, we gather some show notes to falsify our believability while we listen to our old favorite, Neon Pegasus, how Matt's finding a girlfriend and more.

Semisteampunk Amish

Episode #42 ▪ The Fringe #132

Andrew and Chris talk about copyright, the Amish, language, AES, game engines, memory, good judtment, SEO, CSS, and colors.

Jamaican Minnesotan

Episode #43 ▪ The Fringe #131

Ian Buck and Ian Decker with first time guest Brian Mitchell discuss the Guild Wars 2 first year anniversary, the first taste of Star Citizen, a great Steam Greenlight sale, SimCity for the Mac, a special Nintendo section from Sam Roth, and reviews on Color Zen and Dishonored: The Brigmore Witches.

EB #43 — That Might Be A Crack

Episode #131 ▪ EB #43

Ian Decker joins Ryan in the studio before Eight Bit #43 and Ian tries remote desktop with four monitors from Morris.

Sucker for Harmonic Motion

Episode #91 ▪ The Fringe #130

Ryan and Matthew discuss the Bang with Friends comeback, Moto X and its build cost, another Microsoft Surface price cut, the departure of top-level Google Android executive, the new iPhone trade-in program and Nintendo's latest handheld entry - the 2DS.

ATN #91 — You Reach Hot Dog Perigee

Episode #130 ▪ ATN #91

Before the show, Matt and Ryan discuss fan noise, odd names, and watch a couple funny videos that parody service advertising among other things.

CS #41 — Suspicious Engrish

Episode #129

Andrew wakes Chris up (again). Then they talk about what's going to be on the show.

Space Garage

Episode #41 ▪ The Fringe #129

Andrew and Chris agree to not talk about the NSA, discuss the number 42, a bus, StarCraft science, updates on Kickstarters, Siria, Linux, Ballmer, FiOS, YouTube, ECMAScript, unwanted wares, adblocking, Xerox, frameworks, destroying code, Firefox plugins, and whitelisting.

Does He Get To Keep Skype?

Episode #90 ▪ The Fringe #128

Ryan and Matthew discuss Android 4.3 system updates, extremely generic patents, Amazon's expensive downtime, the fate of the Ubuntu Edge, a reason to shout "Developers!" from the rooftops and Ryan's review of the Chromecast and its oddities.