Control Structure

Andrew and Steve talk about 3D printers, cameras, Dell, Ubuntu, Lavabit, Backblaze, Bitcoin, Clapper, Comey, and the T.

After briefly becoming the bike show, Steven and Andrew talk about gaming history, betas, Intel, Google, Paul Le Roo, IoT, and passwords.

Andrew and Steve talk about the stuff that Microsoft announced at Build, how NodeJS broke everything, why IoT is a bad idea, ciphers, and broken iPhones.

Steve and Andrew talk about old times, new places, RASPBERRY!, stolen databases, vulnerabilities, encryption, iPhones, offline webpages, and some philosophy.

Andrew tells Steve about moving in, then about Raspberry!, CHIP, SSDs, Microsoft, DROWN, Amazon, encryption, and some more web server optimizations.

Chris mostly sleeps on the couch while Steve and Andrew talk about bullets, Amazon, housing, encryption, Vulkan, Backblaze, the weather, and source control tools.

After the Suberb Owl, Andrew and Steve talk about robots, Gmail, tooltips, VLC, HTTPS certificates, going dark, NSA breakins, Steam, and Andrew's blog.

Tom Chris comes back for another episode with Steve and Andrew. They discuss an old space probe, RASPBERRY!, crisis design, Microsoft, IBM, WebGL, AMD, quitting your dream job, GPU memory, encryption, some listener feedback, and Steve's Atari repair.

Andrew and Steve talk briefly talk about what happened over New Year's, like watching transmissions, Skylake, Internet Explorer end of support, OpenSSL funding, Postgres, reponsive design, and Atari.

Twentieth Century boots into this show with Andrew and Steve talking about Christmas, RASPBERRY!, Google, Chrome, Firefox, Ubuntu, PCI compliance, backdoors, minigames, games, file formats, Wireshark, and Andrew's encrypted blog. Have a Merry Chrixmix!

Steve talks about Thanksgiving and Andrew invents Instant Delicious, then they wonder about what it's like to be an object, RASPBERRY!, Dell certificates, surveillance, then finish it off with some video games.

Stuck in the vault, Andrew and Steve talk about Betamax, passwords, Turing tests, storage, cats, and Android Nougat.

Steve and Andrew talk about what's been going on with 3D printing, BLACKBERRY!, laws, DRM, net neutrality, encryption, and feedback from the last CS and the Berlin TED.

Andrew talks about his upcoming vacation with Steve, then talk about backdoors in locks, Raspberry Pie, Raspberry Pi, Qualcomm, password cracking, video codecs, Unreal Engine, and a few other things between.

After discussing what's happened during the past week, Andrew and Steve talk about a Raspberry pancreas, compression, Linux, confiscations, Firefox, graphics, crashing clouds, listener feedback, and other stuff.

After sharing what happened at work, Andrew and Steve talked about Star Citizen, RASPBERRY, open source releases, Lenovo, hackable cars, Windows 10, and hamburger menus.

Andrew celebrates the Windows 10 launch by putting Linux on his new laptop! Him and Steve talk about that, QA testing, Mozilla, passwords, new memory, Newegg, encryption, and lots of little things.

Chris annoys Andrew and Steven as they talk about several things starting with Open, graphics news, Wildfly, the FBI and encryption, and lots of nonsensical things.

Andrew and Steve talk about goings on, RASPBERRY!, BLACKBERRY!, game development, password breaches, the government, HTTPS, and OneNote.

Steven and Andrew talk about food, the apocalypse, social networking, Uber, SSH, Sourceforge, listener feedback, and plenty of other little things.

Steve wishes Microsoft BOB a belated birthday and talks about some Raspberry Pi articles, then him and Andrew talk about AMD, package managers, spinning rust, Rust, error messages, security vulnerabilities, and his new router.

Steve and Andrew talk about accidental algorithmic cruelty, RASPBERRY!, AMD, Verizon, Microsoft, the NSA, and a few things between.

After returning from the IHOP, Andrew and Steve talk about Raspberry!, Apple, video, videogames, C#, encryption, Audacity, and other diverse topics.

Andrew comes over to Chris's place to play some N64, then talk to Steve about encryption, Raspberry!, 3D tools, gaming, no Javascript, Stallman, LibreOffice, and then ask Chris some questions. For real this time.

After arguing about time measured on microwaves, Steven and Andrew interview Chris and share some recipes and thoughts about cooking and meat procuring strategies.

Andrew and Steve talk about SSDs, submarine cables, databases, Microsoft, apps, listener feedback, and some other tidbits.

Andrew and Steven talk about ASP.NET on Raspberry!, Linux 4.0, "Superphish", FCC votes, lots of GDC news, what Steven's been up to, some listener feedback, and playing Portal with Chris.

Recording in the snow, Andrew and Steve talk about photography, Raspberry, security failures, Silver, SSDs, Lenovo, NSA, and a whole bunch of listener feedback.

The Raspberry Pi 2 Model B has been released, and Steven and Andrew are so excited that they did a podcast out of schedule!

Steve and Andrew talk about Chris, gaming, Windows, Firefox, networking, Verizon, EFF, Emscripten, vacuums, and podcast feedback.

Andrew and Steve find a whole bunch of DOS games, then talk about crap, MozJPEG, Microsoft, encryption methods, the NSA, and answer listener feedback.

Andrew drags Ryan out of podcasting midterms to talk about coffee, Apple, storage, Google, Skype, and extreme definition sound.

Andrew and Steve talk about Thanksgiving activities, buzzwords, DRM, Swartz, FLAC support, Mozilla, UI design tips, HTML, HTTP, and Blizzard.

Andrew and Steve talk about the past, present, and future, with Desert Bus, Raspberry, Winamp, Dot Net, TLS certificates, and Google Play.

Andrew and Steve talk about hiring people, new PC concepts, encryption, package managers, Ubuntu, math hacks, extensions, MD5, N64, moon robots, gaming, even more encryption, and sound systems.

Steve and Andrew talk about encryption, encryption vulnerabilities, unreliability, Linux, Alto, and surround sound.

Andrew and Steve talk about lights, Raspberry, spin offs, TV, patents, Postgres, Shellshock, and hacked drivers.

Andrew talks about the past and the future, then joins Steven in the present to discuss Linux, caching, dependency independence, drive reliability, company domination, the NSA, and some other things.

Andrew and Steven note some Apple event, discuss sorting algorithms, hashing algorithms, garbage collection algorithms, company perks, Markdown, Unreal Engine 4, NASes, The Stanley Parable, bugs, listener feedback, and the Steven-Chris showdown.

Andrew and Steve talk about their Raspberries, CDs, Windows, zip codes, gaming services and devices, emergent orange, Chris, and listener feedback.

After talking about what they've been doing at home, Andrew and Steve talk about Raspberry Pi, Broadwell, game development, the internet, Internet Explorer, OpenGL, USB, Markov Chains, and dice.

After talking about how things Comcast and Kickstarter go awry, Andrew and Steven talk about the demoscene, Hemingway, sales charts, jQuery, CSS, notes, RAM drives, and listener feedback.

Andrew and Steven come around to talk about what's been going on around the internet, two Kickstarters, Raspberry Pis, free Microsoft stuff, web protocols, standards, FCC crashing, listener feedback, and other cool things.

After trying again, Andrew and Ryan talk about Google, Opera, MP3s, DoS attacks, security, HP, IBM, Samsung, Xanadu, Aaron Swartz, accomplishments, podcast feedback, and some other interesting tidbits.

Andrew and Steve talk about British knights, Apple acolytes, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, FPGAs, SSDs, memristors, listener feedback, and more, as the storms roll in. Special thanks to LoadingReadyRun and Musopen.

Andrew and Steven talk about Kickstarters, web links, web browsers, 3D, the future of the Internet, and some more things. Then they tell a story in low bandwidth voices: once upon a time, Tom Chris came back. The End.

Andrew and Steven invite Ross Nover to the show and interview him about himself, The System and tools that he uses. Afterwards, they discuss a Raspberry Pi tank, computer time, OS user experience, securing HTTP, accessible HTML, colorful games, and listener feedback.

On this episode of the food show, Andrew and Steven talk about Rasberry Pi, Dell, Brian Fargo, Unreal Engine, Skype, AMD, internet middlemen, listener feedback, and so much more.

Andrew and Steven talk about the fallout from Heartbleed, compile times, realistic graphics, servers, Andrew's new backup strategy, a double dose of listener feedback, and more! And don't forget to submit any questions for Ross Nover from The System Comic!

Andrew and Steven say Goodbye to Windows XP, then talk about other operating systems, AMD, Unreal Engine, Microsoft, web browsers, Heartbleed, services that should and are being killed, a rant against OpenStreetMaps, and more.