This week’s weird Wikipedia article is about people who have died taking selfies. You do not want to be on this list; getting that perfect snap is not worth your life.
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This week’s weird Wikipedia article is about people who have died taking selfies. You do not want to be on this list; getting that perfect snap is not worth your life.
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This fortnight on Liftoff brings a flight-proven Falcon 9 launch, news about Enceladus’ ice sheets and the return of the mighty RS-25.
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Workflow has been purchased by Apple and everyone has feelings about it.
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We’re holding a Relay FM meetup at WWDC:
We are hosting a meetup on Monday, June 5th, from 7 - 9:30 PM at the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles.
The event is free and open to all ages. There will be beer, so if you want to drink, you’ll need your ID on you. We aren’t doing a live show this year; this is just a good, old-fashioned social event.
This week on Connected, Federico is wandering the wilderness in search of new iPad Pro hardware, so Myke and I break down today’s news before apologizing to everyone.
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“Go big or go home” certainly describes the home of The People’s House, a 3.9 million square foot mammoth of a building in Romania.
It’s complete with a special guest!
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This fortnight, Jason and I catch up the news coming out of Washington D.C. and Blue Origin, and then consider what the Europa Clipper mission could mean.
Apple has a new ad, Casey has an iMac, Ticci watches TV and everyone has workflows.
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This week, Stephen talks about a possible iMac Pro while his co-hosts play Zelda. They come back to round robin some things that they find frustrating about working from iOS and the iPad.
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Don’t miss the B-Side in which we try to replace Ticci’s dying, worthless MacBook Air.
I joined Clockwise this week to talk Lightning versus USB-C, the return of the Feature Phone, space tourism, and unlimited wireless data. The episode is up now, and as always, was a lot of fun.
This week on Ungeniused, my podcast about weird Wikipedia articles:
On January 15, 1919, the Great Molasses Flood killed 21 and injured 150 more in Boston.
This one is sticky.
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Stephen went out for a nerdy evening, NASA announced the seven planets at TRAPPIST-1 and SpaceX is going to the moon. After the news, Jason and Stephen break down the Ice Giants of Uranus and Neptune.
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