The Fringe

Andrew explains how RASPBERRY! works and how his platform at work uses SOAP, and Steven talks about how he wants to use a Raspberry Pi as a FM radio transmitter.

Brian and Ryan discuss some points of the Apple event before the show to get ready.

Before the show, the Ians look at embarrasing Street view photos and Katie shares a poll, what kind of gamer are you?

Matt and Ryan recompile a few show notes, discuss remembering names and try to find country music.

Before the show, we gather some show notes to falsify our believability while we listen to our old favorite, Neon Pegasus, how Matt's finding a girlfriend and more.

Chris says that he has to hurry up, so Andrew and him do.

Ian Decker joins Ryan in the studio before Eight Bit #43 and Ian tries remote desktop with four monitors from Morris.

Before the show, Matt and Ryan discuss fan noise, odd names, and watch a couple funny videos that parody service advertising among other things.

Andrew wakes Chris up (again). Then they talk about what's going to be on the show.

Ryan catches up on the news he missed during the weekend while trying to write the CMS and Matt shares his problems with Google Docs.

Ian, Ian and Rachel find the studio and begin the fringe and Ryan walks into his own house and finds podcasters, Ryan shows off the Chromecast and the Ian's tell the story of their roll-in.

Andrew eventually presses record, and Chris tries to connect a laptop to his WiFi.

Before the show and as per instructed, Ryan and Matt initiate a call to Dave but don't find him, suddenly run off an play Ingress and return, find Dave and then deal with show notes or the lack there of.

Chris and Andrew talk about StarCraft Universe, then Chris turns it all morbid.

Ryan reveals MegaPokemon and finishes this week's Guild Wars 2 event content and Matt battles LastPass issues.

Chris discusses quad cores and games, and Andrew gathers show notes.

Ryan talks about Newegg's package deal for the AMD 220w CPU, Matt talks about his hero Adam West and we watch a review on RWBY.

Matt talks about his defibrillator plan among other things and Ryan recounts his "catastrophe".

Andrew talks about everything breaking and Chris looks for a way to stress out his CPU, then he turns off its fan.

Ryan and Matt talk about licensing, what is known as "to blow your own horn", javascript and HTML5 video and audio players and then they watch some ancient Apple computer ads.

Matt and Ryan discuss the event a little before the show, and look over the good old days from middle school marketing.

Andrew and Chris yell at each other for a bit, then Chris talks about his new computer, and Andrew weaponizes the backup script.

Matt reviews his Siracusa lineage, watches this absurd AT&T commerical hundreds of times, reads about Guild Wars 2, and Ryan discovers the first halfway decent game footage of Final Fantasy 15 before ATN #85.

Chris talks about his new computer case, then joins Andrew in talking about the Steam Sale.

The Putnams storm the studio with pizza and Mountain Dew, and we discuss various things concerning the 80's.

Chris eats some "bread and butter" while Andrew scrambles to add things to the show docs.

Ian Buck sets Ian Decker's new HTC Thunderbolt with his favorite Android apps before the show and

Ryan and Matt talk about Matt's twitter history, July 4th events, some recent events like Egypt and Russian explosions.

Ryan and Matthew think they sound the same, Matt shares some comics and Ryan tries to filter his history before At The Nexus #82.

Ryan talks about a little media PC-server he'd like to build and Matt discusses his desire for a co-host.

Andrew and Chris talk about games, Kickstarter stats, and a few other things really quickly.

Ryan and Matt talk about Ryan's dad's birthday, some recent owl pictures, distro-rankings, new t-shirts from our favorite critic and so much more before ATN #81.

Chris looks for a Kickstarter, then talks about a $90 game beta on Steam, and Andrew talks about meeting gamer girls and gamer pastors.

Ian shares his biking story, suffers a doomclock experience, some meta-discussion, and more.

Matt assaults Ryan over a crab and discuss NUCs among other things before ATN #80.

Chris wonders what an LED lightbulb is, Ryan explains what will be on this week on the network, and Andrew talks about new show ideas.

Ian shares a very disturbing video and Ryan shows Ian his latest javascript project before Eight Bit #40.

Ryan and Matt look for stories in this slow news week and Matt discovers the beveled edge of a bluray disc.

Andrew calls Chris on his real phone, some woman gets lost, Matthew is paranoid and armed, Ryan explains how to use audio equipment, and Chris tells what anime he watches.

Ian and Ryan wait for the other Ian to show, Ian caughts into the 'microsoft' before EB #39 and after, Ian shares his crazy side a little more.

Before ATN #78, Ryan talks about Yahoo's need to buy Hulu, Matt's need for the Rockford Files.

Andrew yells at Chris while Chris eats, then they talk about games, pinball, LoadingReadyRun, Windows support, among other things

Ian and Ryan talk about his jump started car before the show and Ian Decker finds a guest.

Matt learns about his potential future wife, Sofy, while Ryan is basically delirious during the job hunt and so much more before At The Nexus #77.

Matt, Ian and Ryan chat about a dinosaur before the show and talk about the Xbox One, and then we decide we're hungry and go to a high school.

Chris steps out of his chair and steps on his cats and Andrew and Chris talk about the new Xbox One.

Ian Buck laments his lost Nexus 7 and is overjoyed over his new one, and meanwhile the studio desktop has a doom clock experience before Eight Bit #37.

Ryan and Matt get the news together from this week's slim pickings, due to Google IO, and among other things, chicken skin, 'youth group' and more, before ATN #76.

Ian and Ryan planned out the show by talking about what they liked and didn't like about the Google IO keynote, and Ian gets lubricated -- again.

Andrew and Chris talk about games, Steam, games on Steam, Kickstarter projects, and LoadingReadyRun videos.