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Displaying 4 items of Shiny Podcast with the tag "intel me".
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Episode 15: A Far Cry From OK
January 22nd, 2018 | 1 hr 12 mins
2018, AMD, Android O, Dropbox, Google Chrome, Internet, ajit pai, alexa, amazon, amazon echo, android, apple, arm, bitconnect, bitcown, blockchain, broadband, bug, ces, ces 2018, chrome, chromeos, crypto currency, crypto mining, ethereum, far cry, far cry 5, fcc, gaming, geek, google, gpu, intel, intel me, labo, meltdown, net neutrality, nintendo, nintendo switch, nvidia, open source, podcast, security, shiny, shiny podcast, spectre, switch, tech, tech news, tech podcast, technology, ubisoft, vulnerability, wifi alliance, wpa3
This week we manage to turn a slow tech news cycle and no deep dive into a regular length show! It's a podcast miracle! We tackle subjects like Chromecast messing with your WiFi, Nintendo's brand new line of cardboard accessories, Intel just doesn't get it, and more!
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Episode 14: MONDAY NIGHT RAW
January 15th, 2018 | 1 hr 7 mins
2018, AMD, Android O, Dropbox, EA, EFF, Google Chrome, Internet, Microsoft, No Man's Sky, Star Trek, Star Wars, System76, The Last Jedi, ajit pai, alexa, amazon, amazon echo, android, apple, arm, australia, batteries, belgium, bitcown, blockchain, broadband, bug, ces, ces 2018, chrome, chromeos, crypto currency, crypto mining, dash, disney, electronic frontier foundation, emc, episode 8, ethereum, fcc, gambling, gaming india, geek, google, gpu, hue lights, intel, intel me, internet of money, klingon, light bulb, linux, loot box., loot crate, lord of the rings, lunera, macos, management engine, meltdown, microsoft groove, monero, music, net neutrality, netsec, nexus, nobel prize, nvidia, open source, open standards, opsec, overwatch, philips hue, photography, pixel, podcast, prequel, root, security, shiny, shiny podcast, skinner box, spectre, speculative execution, spotify, star wars battlefront ii, supercomputer, tech, tech news, tech podcast, technology, tesla, time, tinder, titan, toys, uber, video gamesandreas antonopoulos, vmware, vote, vulnerability, w3c, wannacry, wwe
This week we do some CES 2018 roundup through the 3rd day of the event and with guest host Jared Beerman of Beerman Photography (@beermanphotography on Instagram) returning we talk about all his new toys he got for Christmas and future projects.
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Episode 12: "I Have a Bad Feeling About This..."
December 17th, 2017 | 1 hr 23 mins
AMD, Android O, EA, EFF, Internet, Microsoft, No Man's Sky, Star Trek, Star Wars, System76, The Last Jedi, ajit pai, amazon, android, belgium, blockchain, chrome, chromeos, disney, electronic frontier foundation, episode 8, ethereum, fcc, gambling, gaming india, gpu, intel, intel me, internet of money, klingon, light bulb, linux, loot box., loot crate, lord of the rings, lunera, macos, management engine, microsoft groove, music, net neutrality, netsec, nexus, nobel prize, nvidia, open source, open standards, opsec, overwatch, photography, pixel, podcast, prequel, root, security, skinner box, spotify, star wars battlefront ii, supercomputer, tech, tech podcast, technology, tesla, time, tinder, titan, toys, uber, video gamesandreas antonopoulos, vote, w3c, wannacry
2017 is drawing to a close and Shiny settles up with a new holiday tradition: a brand new Star Wars movie! But is there a disturbance in the force? PLUS, the Dark Side of Mozilla, UFOs, Net Neutrality, Disney buying Fox and SO much more!
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Episode 11: Live Free or DRM
December 10th, 2017 | 1 hr 20 mins
Dell, EFF, India, Internet, System76, andreas antonopoulos, bitcoin, blockchain, breach, dmca, drm, electronic frontier foundation, ethereum, intel, intel me, internet of money, linux, macos, management engine, netsec, nvidia, open source, open standards, opsec, root, security, tech, technology, tesla, titan, uber, w3c
This week: the guys cover the degrading state of MacOS security, India sets the bar on open internet regulation, Tesla's Tractor Trailer, How Bitcoin and Ethereum differ and why blockchain technology is taking over everything. PLUS, we discuss why DRM has nothing to with copyright and how we just lost control of the web.