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On today's bittersweet episode, we discuss how the inThirty sausage is made, including what hardware we use to record and how each episode is stitched together.  We also share our favorite podcasts spanning a range of topics, including tech, writing, and anything made by NPR. Finally, Harry has a very special announcement for listeners. Show Notes Audacity “Inside Creative Writing with Brad Reed” | iTunes “The Writer’s Almanac” | iTunes “The Menu Bar” | iTunes “Security Now!” | iTunes “This Week in Google” | iTunes  

Always be looking over your shoulder and don’t talk to anyone. After a full week of press and paranoia, we enlisted the help of Tom Webster to explain PRISM and its effect on our personal security. Show Notes Tom Webster PRISM | Wikipedia PGP | Wikipedia Tor Cryptocat “Would Metadata Have Caught Paul Revere?” | Duke Today Edward… Continue reading inThirty 98 – Looking Through the PRISM

Always be looking over your shoulder and don't talk to anyone. After a full week of press and paranoia, we enlisted the help of Tom Webster to explain PRISM and its effect on our personal security. Show Notes Tom Webster PRISM | Wikipedia PGP | Wikipedia Tor Cryptocat “Would Metadata Have Caught Paul Revere?” | Duke Today Edward Snowden" | Wikipedia Apple’s Commitment to Customer Privacy “PRISM Is Bad for American Soft Power” | The Atlantic

We dive deep (well, as deep as three hosts can dive in 30 minutes) to discuss the aftermath of WWDC 2013. iOS 7, OS X Mavericks, the new Mac Pro and MacBook Airs are all on the table for dissection. Join us, won’t you? Show Notes iOS 7 Mac Pro OS X Mavericks MacBook Air

We dive deep (well, as deep as three hosts can dive in 30 minutes) to discuss the aftermath of WWDC 2013. iOS 7, OS X Mavericks, the new Mac Pro and MacBook Airs are all on the table for dissection. Join us, won't you? Show Notes iOS 7 Mac Pro OS X Mavericks MacBook Air

We need to feed our curiosity again ahead of next week’s WWDC.  We spend the episode discussing our hopes, our dreams, and the correct pronunciation of “Jony”.  Forget the rumors, this is rampant speculation with a side of wish-list.

We need to feed our curiosity again ahead of next week's WWDC.  We spend the episode discussing our hopes, our dreams, and the correct pronunciation of "Jony".  Forget the rumors, this is rampant speculation with a side of wish-list.

It’s not all fun and games with the new Xbox One. DRM is still an issue, but will it break the next-gen gaming industry, or are we paranoid for no reason? Seriously, tell us. Are we paranoid!? Show Notes “Rumor: Publishers seeking used game DRM on Xbox One and PS4” | Polygon “Willis or No… Continue reading inThirty 95 – Digital Rights Mess

It’s not all fun and games with the new Xbox One. DRM is still an issue, but will it break the next-gen gaming industry, or are we paranoid for no reason? Seriously, tell us. Are we paranoid!? Show Notes “Rumor: Publishers seeking used game DRM on Xbox One and PS4” | Polygon “Willis or No Willis: Passing on Your Downloads When You Pass” | ABC News “Press Start: PS4 targeted by anti-DRM campaign, new Xbox One details, and more” | The Guardian “Former EA CEO: PS4, Xbox One Always-On DRM Will Not Succeed Long-Term” | Cinemablend “Capitol Wins Major Lawsuit Against ReDigi and Digital Resales” | musicjobs “Adobe: 5 Reasons We Killed The Creative Suite” | Fast Company

The day has finally come when we let Chaim bring in the expert to convince everyone why NFC is the bee's knees. We're joined by Srini Panguluri, co-founder of Tagstand, to discuss NFC, how it benefits users, and why it should be in every device. Show Notes Tagstand Tagstand on Twitter

The day has finally come when we let Chaim bring in the expert to convince everyone why NFC is the bee’s knees. We’re joined by Srini Panguluri, co-founder of Tagstand, to discuss NFC, how it benefits users, and why it should be in every device. Show Notes Tagstand Tagstand on Twitter

In part 2 of our exposé on Google I/O 2013, Harry, Justin, Chaim, and special guest Peter Teoh examine Google Maps, Hangouts, and just how creepy Larry Page is willing to get with users' DNA data. Show Notes “Google I/O: Everything You Need To Know From A New Nexus Phone To A Massive Google Maps Redesign” | Macgasm “Google I/O 2013: everything you need to know” | The Verge

In part 2 of our exposé on Google I/O 2013, Harry, Justin, Chaim, and special guest Peter Teoh examine Google Maps, Hangouts, and just how creepy Larry Page is willing to get with users’ DNA data. Show Notes “Google I/O: Everything You Need To Know From A New Nexus Phone To A Massive Google Maps… Continue reading inThirty 93 – Google I/O 2013 Part 2

In  Part 1 of our Google I/O roundup, we’re joined by Peter Teoh to discuss Google Play Music All Access, Google Play game services, Google+, and…honestly, we’ve forgotten half the things we talked about. It was a long night and an even longer keynote. Show Notes “Google I/O: Everything You Need To Know From A… Continue reading inThirty 92 – Google I/O 2013 Part 1

In  Part 1 of our Google I/O roundup, we’re joined by Peter Teoh to discuss Google Play Music All Access, Google Play game services, Google+, and…honestly, we’ve forgotten half the things we talked about. It was a long night and an even longer keynote. Show Notes “Google I/O: Everything You Need To Know From A New Nexus Phone To A Massive Google Maps Redesign” | Macgasm “Google I/O 2013: everything you need to know” | The Verge