The Latest Episodes

Enjoy the latest episodes from The Nexus.

The Philosophical Implications of the Technological Singularity

Episode #31 ▪ The Fringe #471

If machines become more capable than humans in every way, the world will certainly be in for a wild ride. What will this mean for our society, our morality, and our understanding of ourselves? Ian R Buck is joined by Ian Decker and Mike Sandberg to delve deep into this mind-blowing topic.

TED #31 — The Royal “You”

Episode #471 ▪ TED #31

Ian and Ian chat for a while. Then Mike shows up, but doesn't start recording right away. Enjoy hearing two thirds of a conversation!

Massive Data Maw

Episode #142 ▪ The Fringe #472

Steven and Andrew return to talk RASPBERRY!, operating systems, vulnerabilities (as usual), warranties, shady URLs, PDFs, Payara, and a smartphone (with a blast from the past).

10x Criminal

Episode #37 ▪ The Fringe #470

Ryan, Brian and Brandon begin spring with a serious phone encryption discussion, the obligatory talk on React, speculation on upcoming Apple events and of course, new Twitter Followees!

Sounds Cooler With Enterprise

Episode #141 ▪ The Fringe #469

Andrew and Steve are back with some RASPBERRY!, Google lawsuits, Java (or is it Jakarta?), BluRay, AMD, Let's Encrypt, passwords, and TOTP.

TED #30 — My Hands Get Heavy

Episode #468 ▪ TED #30

Ian and Ryan put their Computer Science degrees to good use by failing to troubleshoot Skype, relying on guest David to install Chrome on his computer so they can use Hangouts instead.

Stage Theater’s Tech Revolution

Episode #30 ▪ The Fringe #468

They say theater is a dying medium, but they've been saying that since the advent of radio! In fact, theater has adapted as new technologies become available. What new developments are on the horizon?

Fire TV Stick Review

Episode #39 ▪ The Fringe #467

Amazon takes a very different approach from Google's for their streaming stick: it has a remote, it is heavily focused on mainstream video providers, and it's actually a stick! Ryan Rampersad joins Ian R Buck to tell us all about it.