Live from Weezy’s birthday party, it’s a new podcast! Okay, well, the podcast wasn’t all about her birthday, but it was recorded at her birthday party, and the video of her birthday party is definitely there! Among the lively personalities you’ll hear on this week’s Weezy and The Swish are Howard Lapidus, Kraig Kitchin, Kyle Cease, Bob Bledsoe, Patricia Bock and Weezy’s mom. Happy birthday, Weezy!
Weezy and The Swish Episode 75 // November 17, 2006
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On the week’s second episode of DL.TV, Patrick and Robert take a look at the Zune versus the iPod, the Nintendo Wii (they have one in house to play!), a look at Opera as an alternative to both Internet Explorer and Firefox, rehashing 1080p on the next gen consoles, and a ton of viewer questions.
DL.TV Episode 113 // November 17, 2006
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This week on CrankyGeeks, John C sits down with Sebastian Rupley; Anil Dash, VP, Six Apart;
and Om Malik, to chat about the next generation video gaming systems coming out, like the PlayStation 3 and the Nintendo Wii. Among the topics there are the PS2’s backwards compatibility glitches, and playing the Wii on the set! Also, they chat about the launch of the Zune, iPods flying the friendly skies, the future of Vox, and much much more.
CrankyGeeks Episode 36 // November 17, 2006
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This week on Security Now, Steve and Leo chat all about security in Windows Vista, including the Microsoft co-CEO who infamously said that Vista won’t need antivirus software. Hmm. We’ll see about that. Also, they chat about why the new 64-bit version of Vista is significantly more secure, but also less compatible with previous versions.
Security Now! Episode 66 // November 17, 2006
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On this week’s MacBreak Weekly, Alex Lindsay, Merlin Mann and John Foster gather around the table to discuss the week’s Apple news, including Apple reaching into the airline market and airlines offering iPods with music and movies for your in-flight enjoyment, Justin Long stating he’s not going anywhere as the “Mac” from Apple’s new “Get a Mac” ads, and much much more to suit your Mac appetite.
MacBreak Weekly Episode 15 // November 16, 2006
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On this episode of MacBreak, Leo, Jason Snell, and Jonathan Seff all gather in front of the greenscreen to chat about four new must-have Macintosh utilities. MoRU, VLC, iPodDisk, and more! Check out the apps, how to use them, and a quick demo.
MacBreak Episode 28 // November 16, 2006
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DL.TV to the mid-week rescue! Another great show dropped today, with a quick rundown of what to do if your computer is infected with a virus (back to basics!), a clarification on the puzzling 3GB RAM limit for the MacBook Pro, and much much more. Check it out, enjoy!
DL.TV Episode 112 // November 15, 2006
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This week on Lab Rats, Andy, Sean, and the kitties celebrate their 50th episode with a topic that’s not quite as nerdy as it has to be, but definitely important-an introduction to digital SLRs! As digital SLR cameras become more and more affordable, more people are looking to buy them and get some great shots while they’re on vacation and such. Well, the lab rats are on the case, and show you what makes an SLR so special, how much you can expect to pay for one, and they profile a few good ones just as examples.
Lab Rats Episode 50 // November 14, 2006
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Another net@nite is up and available now, and it looks like at least some of the issues they were having with TalkShoe have been straightened out! This week, Amber and Leo chat with Scott Waddell of Pikspot, and Chris Pirillo about Chris and Leo’s joint project, Undo.tv!
All this, and lots of listener participation! Enjoy!
net@nite Episode 2 // November 14, 2006
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This week, Infected is one whole year old! Imagine that, a year ago, Infected was born! Now hasn’t your life irrevocably changed since then? We thought so too. Apparently there’s a lot of anniversary talk and celebrity mentions in this one, but other than that, we’re not totally sure what this episode is about yet.
Infected with Martin Sargent Episode 20 // November 14, 2006
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This week on CommandN, Amber and Mikey are back, which is a good thing, but they’re thinking about doing the show bi-weekly instead of weekly so they can snag more of the best news to bring to the show.
Among the topics they chat about are Windows Vista going gold, and a crew of Swedish folks buy a tower that you can color by numbers with your cellphone, Grand Theft Mario, and much much more. All this and the week’s TechTips and WebPicks, as well as an awesome interview.
CommandN Episode 68 // November 13, 2006
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This week on TWiT, Leo Laporte, Molly Wood, Wil Harris, John C. Dvorak, and Brian Livingston all gather around the table to discuss, among other things, why the Zune will fail, especially now that people have had a chance to get their hands on it, coming to the defense of multi-core processors (as they were dissed a bit a couple of weeks ago), Microsoft’s outgoing co-president says Vista won’t need antivirus, the blazing fast NVidia 8800, and much much more.
This Week in Tech [TWiT] Episode 76 // November 13, 2006
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This week on DiggNation, Kevin and Alex sit down to talk beer, get drunk, and chat about this week’s most dugg stories; like Steve Wozniak’s reasons for carrying $20,000 on his person at all times, Lifehacker’s screenshot tour of Windows Vista Mail, Apple releases an update to Boot Camp, the missing “secrets” of Nikola Tesla, and blending stuff-as in, in a blender.
Diggnation Episode 71 // November 13, 2006
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This episode of Pixel Perfect, titled “A Series of Tubes,” is another quickie, chock full of photoshop trickery-for example, this week we get to see how to make realistic looking neon tubes and glass in photoshop, really quickly!
Pixel Perfect with Bert Monroy Episode 6 // November 13, 2006
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This week on the Leoville Town Square podcast, Chris and Jamie go it alone and chat a bit about the Call for Help Video Central-where you can go and see lots of Call for Help shows online, Leo and Amber’s new interactive podcast, net@nite, or rather the evolution of Inside the Net, Leo getting out of the authoring business-which means no more technology almanacs, Leo’s speech at the podcast expo, and much much more.
Leoville Town Square Podcast Episode 42 // November 11, 2006
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Last week’s Thursday/Friday DL.TV shows off exactly how fast NVidia’s new 8800 really is, and Apple takes the gloves off and releases Core 2 Duo MacBooks in time for the holidays! Additionally, the PS3 and the Wii get ready to ship, and much much more, including viewer questions and comments!
DL.TV Episode 111 // November 10, 2006
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A new Windows Weekly logo as well, featuring Paul Thurott’s mug.
This week, they chat about Windows Vista going gold and a firm release date being set for early next year, Microsoft fixes some licensing issues with Vista, a look at the book Showstopper! and much much more.
Windows Weekly Episode 5 // November 10, 2006
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This episode of FLOSS Weekly sports another new logo! Looks like there are going to be new logos for all the TWiT shows, featuring the faces of their hosts, I imagine.
Anyway, this week on FLOSS Weekly, Chris DiBona and Leo are back in the saddle, this time chatting with Tarus Balog of OpenNMS.org, which stands for Open Network Management System, by the by. They talk about using open source tools to manage your network, and what it’s like to manage a network based on completely open source tools. They address the typical questions of security and support, and chat a little bit about the future of open network management.
FLOSS Weekly Episdoe 15 // November 10, 2006
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This week on CrankyGeeks, John C has Sebastian Rupley, West Coast Editor, PC Magazine; Jason Cross, Senior Tech Analyst, ExtremeTech.com; and Natali Del Conte, Reporter, Ziff Davis Media on the show again, making for a good, solid panel. Among the topics they discuss are the Web 2.0 conference, new HDTV tv shows and video downloads for your XBox 360, robot toys, and the sky is falling! Microsoft and Novell get together to talk about cooperation between Windows and Linux!
CrankyGeeks Episode 35 // November 10, 2006
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