Episodes

Ryan listens to the NSA 60 Minutes special and Matt and Ryan engage in a fruitless discussion on the topic of those duck people.

Andrew and Ryan complain about Skype, Steam, take tours around their respective cities.

Ryan disturbs Andrew's evening by wanting to do a show, where they talk about Kickstarers, old times, security, video, Linux distros, CSS tools, NSA, and other things.

Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl discuss the next T-Mobile buyout from Sprint, Instagram Direct messaging, Amazon's installment plan, Valve's SteamOS release and its requirements, an updated Nexus 5, accidental features in Android, Microsoft's crushed CEO dreams and so much more.

Matt looks for show notes before the show and Ryan attempts to fix website bugs but it doesn't work.

Ian Buck tells us about his contest win via unpopular social media and Decker finds Sarah after the show.

Ian Buck and Ian Decker discuss YouTube sudden onset rampant kinda-but-not-really-DMCA takedowns of videos with game footage and music, the setting of Fallout 4, the release date for Firefly Online, the Valve Steam Machine beta-units shipping, the SteamOS release and so much more.

Ian Buck and Ian Decker review the results of the still-Hollywood style VGX awards, discuss the 2.1 million PS4 units sold so far, Destiny's release pushback, confirmation of the Game of Thrones game by Telltale and the impending release of The Walking Dead season 2, and so much more.

Ian and Ryan comment on the new Nexus 5 update to the camera: it takes pictures, and they gather some last minute show notes.

Sam talks to Ryan before the show, Matt appears and we discuss the future of the network and our eventual acquisition.

With the legendary Sam Ebertz as guest, Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl present new standards for Bluetooth and USB 3.1, the Innovation Act and the Supreme Court ruling on software patents, Android 4.4.1 and Microsoft's next OS, Threshold, and literally, so much more.

Ian Buck and Ian Decker discuss the TWITCH crackdown on PS4 stream spam, Nvidia's claim that PC is superior, a new Steam Machine, the way Microsoft is making up for the Xbox One's launch hardware flaws and so much more.

Ian Buck arrives early, Ian Decker beings Sarah and after the show, there's a very unique story.

Ian Buck and Ian Decker discuss the launch of the Xbox One, PS4 sales results, an incredible Large Pixel Collider from PC Gamer, John Carmack's departure to Oculus exclusivity and reviews of Burial at Sea and Contrast.

Buck and Decker get ready before the show by adding a few notes. Pretty uneventful - THUNDER.

Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl announce the availability of the podcast on iTunes, and discuss a new halfway decent Virgin Mobile phone, a new Snapdragon chip, Winamp's unexplained death, the KitKat update on the Nexus 4, Firefox's funding model and so much more.

Matt and Ryan discuss Sam, Guild Wars, inject some Supercut, Ryan's attempt at giving his phone an external microphone and how YouTube is just broken everywhere now.

Andrew, Matthew, and Ryan figure out connection issues and how to do a podcast.

Andrew yells for Chris, gets Matthew instead. They talk about small computers, hard drives, insane power, web servers, web browsers, and some other stuff.

Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl return from the Supercut with new phones in hand, and discussion on the future of Motorola with the cheap but decent Moto G, Snapchat's persistent refusal of a ton of cash, the plans of Yahoo at CES 2014, AMD's next generation console in a desktop processors, the FCC's new data testing app and so much more.

Matthew and Ryan gather a few more show notes and Ryan tinkers with the CMS because that's his job, while the storage drive full of more than 300 GB of raw podcasting audio is getting drained.

Ian Buck and Ian Decker with returning guest Sam Roth discuss the new Humble Bundle store, a Minecraft documentary, removed quicktime events from Thief, and of course the big launch of the PlayStation 4, out-of-the-box broken units, PSN troubles, a fantastic launch trailer and initial impressions, along with a review of Batman: Arkham Origins from Sam.

Buck and Decker wait for Roth, then compile their show notes, and then after the show, a great discussion on the network and other fascinating topics unfolds.

Andrew and Chris ruminate about old episodes and the future.

Matthew Petschl and Ryan Rampersad decide to take a little detour down a special alley they lovingly call the Supercut.

After a week off, Ian Buck and Ian Decker are back with connections among Assassin's Creed IV and Watch Dogs, CnC's canceled free-to-play game, the imminent arrival of The Walking Dead season 2, Ingress' upcoming emergence from beta status, the first look at Steam Machine prototypes and all that you ever wanted to know about the PS4 that is launching later this week.

Ian Buck shows off his new Nexus 5 and Ryan inquires on how Ian likes it so far, Ian Decker eats an egg roll and the show notes are gathered all in a new hangout client.

On the 100th episode of At The Nexus, Ryan Rampersad discuss the latest and legendary Nexus 5 - it's specs and expected arrivals, KitKat updates, updates for Google+ and Hangouts, Boost Mobile deals, Dan Hesse's apparent lack of Net Neutrality understanding, two new Kindle programs, an updated Nook and so much more!

Matt and Ryan chat about licensing with BSD before the show and then stumble upon a long winded Pokemon video-rant-thing. Did we mention this is the 400th episode of The Fringe? Because' it's not.

Andrew takes Twentieth Century for another spin, then he and Steven talk about things on Steam, and discover some cool Firefox features.

Steven dares to wake the idle podcasting phenomenon of Andrew! They talk about some stories, then Dell, Apple, Mozilla, Cisco, helium filled hard drives, SEC, RSA, NSA, Google, and some other ancillary anecdotes.

Ian Buck and Ian Decker discuss Leauge of Legends Season 4 gameplay changes, Sony's updates on PS4 game sharing, 1.5 million Final Fantasy 14 players, a wrap up of the Golden Joystick Awards, Buck's review of The Stanley Parable and Gone Home, a sneak peak on Minecraft 1.7 and so much more!

Ian Decker decides to go off to a musical event leaving Ian Buck behind, then a while later, while Matt and Ryan are playing Guild Wars, they decide to do the show!

Matthew Petschl and Ryan Rampersad discuss BlackBerry's latest OS update, LG's new Firefox phone, Amazon's SuperSave price hike, a Windows <em>situation</em> and solution, AMD video card pricing, a OSX Mavericks download rate and so much more!

Matt shows off his new model Gundam and Ryan toys with a multiple process browser while writing the show notes.

Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl reveal the details of the Apple iPad Special event: OSX Mavericks is free, new lower priced models of the retina MacBook Pro, the new iPad Air and the new retina iPad mini.

Matt and Ryan discuss events at Murray and all about a huge commercial for Gundam model kits, as well as talking about that Apple news.

Ian Buck and Ian Decker along with first time guest Savannah Haslow discuss the Kickstarter castAR, the WolframAlpha Pokedex, the October 28th launch of Nvidia's ShadowPlay, Nvidia's new G-Sync, motion sickness fixes for the Oculus Rift and so much more!

Ryan tells Ian to do the show right and Decker writes his show notes before the show and after Decker tells us a joke about a Scotsman.

Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl discuss the Broadwell pushback, AMD's profit from consoles, Window 8.1 launch, Google Fiber's TOS change, Apple's new Retail manager and a troll from Google -- the Nexus 5.

Matt and Ryan gather stories from the slow news week and Ryan discusses his disdain for the lack of named arguments on his recent midterm.

Andrew fumbles around with his mic, and Ryan wonders what the dog is barking at.

Andrew nabs Ryan and talks about the end of XP, Andrew's side project, IKEA, jokes, Indians, standards, careers, emails, RAM, trials, Google's TOS, fabs, Firefox, NSA, hosts, patterns, Ghost, and listener feedback.

Ian Buck and Ian Decker discuss a Steam Controller demo, the Google-NASA quantum artificial intelligence lab, the seven world records broken by GTA 5, reviews of Audiosurf 2, Stanley Parable Demo and The Wolf Among Us E1 from Buck and Far Cry 3 fom Decker.

Matt begins his first solo-production and Ryan suddenly appears, Ian Decker takes a drink and wears a dress among other things.

Matthew Petschl and Ryan Rampersad discuss another T-Mobile Uncarrier event, Bing's malware infestation, Acer and HP Chromebooks, the coming Apple event, Ryan's dream smoke detector from Nest and so much more!

Matt and Ryan prep for an action pack show, talk about their week and have a few laughs.

Andrew and Chris briefly discuss show topics, and deal with a screaming kid.

Chris starts the podcast without Andrew, and then proceeds to catch up with things, then they make remarks about the government failures, Titus, security leaks, employee leaks, DRM, robots vs. humans, trolls, REST, Linux kernel structure, and user feedback.

Ian Buck and Ian Decker along with first time guest Sarah Quinn and returning guest Sam Roth discuss the New Game Plus trend, Watch Dogs' other name, the Piston's impending launch, debunked Half-Life 3 rumors, more details on Valve's Steam Machine specs, a review of Arkham Asylum from Buck and so much more!