The 404 Show (MP3)
Summary: The 404 Show is CNET's longest-running podcast of all time. Now hosted by Jeff Bakalar and Russ Frushtick, The 404 Show is a pop-culture and tech mix covering movies, comics, video games and more. Tune in every Friday as Jeff and Russ welcome a wide variety of engaging guests for compelling conversations that can't be found anywhere else.
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Leaked from today's 404 episode: - Instagram 3.0 adds infinite scrolling, lets you plot on a Photo map. - How to control which Instagram pics show up on your Photo Map. - Hipstamatic lays off all but six employees. - Hipstamatic becomes the first third-party app to officially post photos to Instagram. - Buzzfeed invites you to rub Ryan Gosling. Learn the Moonwalk from MJ too, while you're at it. - From a visual perspective, RubGifs still don't compare to cinemagraphs. - Google US map shows regional stereotypes by autocompleting "Why is ____ so..."
Leaked from today's 404 episode: - This is the burger that ended Ariel's six-year vegetarian streak - Groupon turns a profit, but sales fall short - Groupon salespeople disgruntled, ready to jump ship, report says - Groupon shares down 22 percent, despite increased sales, profit - Facedeals lets you check in for coupons with your face - Chinese Iron Man spends eight years building himself bionic hands after DIY accident Bathroom break video: The Red Bull F1 running showcar plays the Star-Spangled Banner.
Leaked from today's 404 episode: - Google may start a same-day delivery service that uses automated vehicles. - YouTube is the No. 1 source of music for teenagers. - People also spend more time watching their phones than television. - 3D printed meat: It's what's for dinner. - 'The Price is Right' seeking first male model. Bathroom break video: Why should I be on the Internet?
Leaked from today's 404 episode: - F-bomb makes it into mainstream dictionary. - Someone broke into Steve Jobs' home in Palo Alto. - Hair-raising 4D movie theater chair gives you goosebumps. - The CNET iPhone 5 rumor roundup. Bathroom break video: Opting out of Olive Garden's bread bowl.
Leaked from today's 404 episode: Crazy tape on Olympians: Does it work? Fair or foul? Experts split over whether Pistorius has advantage. U.S. Speed Suits could make all the difference. World records set despite ban on high-tech suits. Are humans or technology breaking Olympic records? Creepy Weknowyourhouse.com scans your tweets to publish your address. Bathroom break video: Some of the best LifeHacks ever.
- What artists and songs were found on John Lennon's long lost jukebox? - Ultimate Ears' custom tuned in-ear monitors. - Condav99's custom Nintendo Boomcase! More on Boomcases here. - Can a tiny $39 amp make your headphones sound a lot better? - The Audiophiliac picks 11 of the world's best headphones. - The Philips Shoqbox is our favorite camp-friendly, rugged Bluetooth speaker. - Self-portraits done to a different drug every day. Follow Steve Sphere Guttenberg on Twitter. Bathroom break video: Steve Coogan impersonates Steve Hawking.
We've heard stories about 3D printers being used for both good and evil, but we're not sure how to categorize a company in Japan offering pregnant women a 3D-printed model of their unborn fetuses. Gross. Other stories on today's podcast include a crowdsourced funding site for porn, Amazon accidentally shipping assault rifles, and a sealed first-gen iPhone hitting eBay for $10,000. Leaked from today's 404 episode: - Japanese companies offer a 3D-printed model of your unborn child. - Offbeatr is the Kickstarter for porn. - DC resident orders TV on Amazon, gets assault rifle instead. - Sealed first-gen iPhone hits eBay for $10,000. Bathroom break video: Olympic nutcracking
As an expert on the subject of LED lighting, Sal Cangeloso of Geek.com helps us understand the challenges facing early adopters of the technology, the cost and performance advantages of LED bulbs, and the creative ways that people are using them, from the Occupy movement to the opening ceremony at the London Olympics. Leaked from today's 404 episode: - Check out Sal's book, "LED Lighting: A Primer to Lighting the Future." - Follow Sal on Twitter. - How to make your own LED throwies. - LED lights shine at the London Olympic opening ceremonies. - LED wallpaper is the nerd's ultimate nightlight.
Leaked from today's 404 episode: - New technology lets students cheat more than ever. - America's hottest late-night club is Applebee's; photographic evidence. - Crazy message left on a broken airplane wing. - Homosexual gamers to hold a "Gaymer" convention. - Not having a Facebook profile
Leaked from today's 404 episode: - Sol Republic introduces headphones for cats. - Digipacking: what to put on your emergency flash drive. - Literally the worst word on the planet. - How to use psychological tactics to avoid strangers on the bus. - eBay testing same-day delivery service for iOS called eBay now. - One percenter turns home theater into Nolan's Batcave.
The 404's Jeff Bakalar had a chance to sit down with Jay Chandrasekhar and Kevin Heffernan, two of the members of the comedy group Broken Lizard (Super Troopers, Beerfest). The duo has a new film out called "The Babymakers" in select theaters, iTunes, and on-demand August 3rd. In addition to a discussion about "The Babymakers," Jay and Kevin talk to Jeff about a sequel to "Super Troopers," getting "Potfest" off the ground, and what else is in store for Broken Lizard.
Leaked from today's 404 episode: - A preview from Jeff's interview with Jay Chandrasekhar and Kevin Heffernan. Their new movie is on iTunes, on-demand, and in theaters today. - A real Jurassic Park might be hitting the Middle East. - World of Warcraft is losing subscribers and Activison's stock is paying the price. - The truth about winning Olympic medals and the subsequent taxes. - Watch CNET Update every week day and follow the show and Bridget on Twitter!
Leaked from today's 404 episode: - The view from inside 'The Daily.' - Facebook has more than 83 million 'fake' users. - A smartwatch that talks to your iPhone. 35 really terrible words recently added to the Oxford English Dictionary.
Leaked from today's 404 episode: On this day in 1992, "Jeremy" premiered on MTV. Great collection of what Olympic divers look like mid-jump. NASA to air Mars landing in Times Square. Digg unveils revamped home page. FCC to Verizon: You don't have a right to block tethering apps. Direction of Justin Bieber documentary to reboot He-Man movie.
Leaked from today's 404 episode: - Olympics fans told to stop tweeting if they want TV. - NBC's No. 1 tweeting critic suspended from Twitter. - NBC defends its use of tape delay for London Summer Games. - The FBI wants a database of your tattoos. - How Twitter can tell when you're going to get sick.
