Pursuit Of Foreign Foods
Matthew Petschl, butane torch extraordinaire, and Ryan Rampersad discuss the STUXNET virus and its flaming evolution, TLD purchases galore, the next iteration of ChromeOS, Tim Cook at D10, the Windows 8 Preview Release, an online only PS4, falling and melting, and so much more!
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Matthew Petschl, butane torch extraordinaire, and Ryan Rampersad do a slightly late show packed with discussion on Chrome OS updates, why you don't want TLDs, a TV OS from Apple, Cook's D10 interview, some loose chips, Flame's bane, the next step in browser rendering and so much more!
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