CS #53 — Whitespace is Significant
Episode #181 ▪ CS #53
Andrew and Steven talk about programmer jokes and GPUs, mostly.
Andrew and Steven talk about programmer jokes and GPUs, mostly.
Episode #181 ▪ CS #53
One Word Awesomebar
Episode #53 ▪ The Fringe #181
Andrew and Steven return to podcasting to talk about lost technology, acquisitions, web browsers, New Year's resolutions, deprecation of the web and the internet, Markov chains, and more, along with a long winded explanation of btrfs features.
Andrew and Steven return to podcasting to talk about lost technology, acquisitions, web browsers, New Year's resolutions, deprecation of the web and the internet, Markov chains, and more, along with a long winded explanation of btrfs features.
Terafloppy
Episode #61 ▪ The Fringe #180
Ian Buck and Ian Decker with returning guest Katie Reddemann discuss Steam's now active family and friends game library sharing feature, console units sold from Microsoft and Sony, Valve's upcoming Virtual Reality SDK and news from CES such as Razer's modular but proprietary PC, the updated Oculus Rift and so much more.
Ian Buck and Ian Decker with returning guest Katie Reddemann discuss Steam's now active family and friends game library sharing feature, console units sold from Microsoft and Sony, Valve's upcoming Virtual Reality SDK and news from CES such as Razer's modular but proprietary PC, the updated Oculus Rift and so much more.
EB #61 — Jealous Of My Swag
Episode #180 ▪ EB #61
On Saturday, expecting to record Eight Bit, Ian Buck turns on Sasha only to find no Ian Decker. On Sunday, both Ians unite and find Katie. There is much eating, much entertainment, and much sarcasm.
On Saturday, expecting to record Eight Bit, Ian Buck turns on Sasha only to find no Ian Decker. On Sunday, both Ians unite and find Katie. There is much eating, much entertainment, and much sarcasm.
Imputes Computation
Episode #109 ▪ The Fringe #179
Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl wrap up the end of CES 2014, discuss the rebirth of Windows and Microsoft upon the Threshold, Target's revised hacking statistics, Sprint's Framily plan, AT&T and Sponsored Data, PC sales slumping and so much more.
Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl wrap up the end of CES 2014, discuss the rebirth of Windows and Microsoft upon the Threshold, Target's revised hacking statistics, Sprint's Framily plan, AT&T and Sponsored Data, PC sales slumping and so much more.
ATN #109 — Aluminium on Aluminium
Episode #179 ▪ ATN #109
Ryan explains the schedule reshuffle, Matt eats popcorn and ponders whether or not the scratches he sees in his classes are really in his eyes.
Ryan explains the schedule reshuffle, Matt eats popcorn and ponders whether or not the scratches he sees in his classes are really in his eyes.
CES 2014
Episode #28 ▪ The Fringe #178
The Nexus CES 2014 Special, hosted by Ryan Rampersad, Matthew Petschl and Ian R Buck, discussing all the major keynotes, from Intel, Nvidia, Sony to Yahoo and T-Mobile. This is not the CES of The Internet of Things, but rather, the CES of the middle 85%.
The Nexus CES 2014 Special, hosted by Ryan Rampersad, Matthew Petschl and Ian R Buck, discussing all the major keynotes, from Intel, Nvidia, Sony to Yahoo and T-Mobile. This is not the CES of The Internet of Things, but rather, the CES of the middle 85%.
NS #28 — Remove The Youth Arbitrarily
Episode #178 ▪ NS #28
Matthew opens a bottle and Ian and Ryan chat about things before the annual CES special since he is returning to Morris.
Matthew opens a bottle and Ian and Ryan chat about things before the annual CES special since he is returning to Morris.
EB #60 — Ian Butt
Episode #177 ▪ EB #60
Ryan tries to play SphereChess for the first time and Ian Decker discovers his monitor has travel damage.
Ryan tries to play SphereChess for the first time and Ian Decker discovers his monitor has travel damage.
A Big Layer Of — Oh That’s Cold!
Episode #60 ▪ The Fringe #177
Ian Buck and Ian Decker discuss the China's Ministry of Culture's decision on Battlefield 4, the introduction SphereChess, Titanfall's lack of modding tools at launch, a review of "Fly, Catbug, Fly" from Ian Buck.
Ian Buck and Ian Decker discuss the China's Ministry of Culture's decision on Battlefield 4, the introduction SphereChess, Titanfall's lack of modding tools at launch, a review of "Fly, Catbug, Fly" from Ian Buck.