On this week’s DL.TV, the crew chats about KVM switches and when they can be useful, how to use depth of field when shooting digital photos, why the DL.TV crew loves Firefox, and tons of viewer questions and responses to the previous show!
DL.TV // Episode 209
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On this week’s MacBreak, Alex and Leo sit down and chat about video compressors for the Mac. They discuss different apps, pros and cons, and make some suggestions for what you can use at home if you’re getting into video editing.
MacBreak // Episode 97
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On this week’s Security Now, Leo and Steve chat about JungleDisk, a data storage optimization product for Amazon’s S3. They sit down with Dave Wright from JungleDisk to discuss the product, its benefits, and why it’s important.
Security Now! // Episode 123
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On this episode of CrankyGeeks, John C and Sebastian are joined by Roger Chang, DL.TV Host/Producer; and Jason Cross, Senior Editor, ExtremeTech.com. Together they chat about the rise of Facebook, the fall of Vista, and whether or not the success of the iPhone will make people want to hack it.
CrankyGeeks // Episode 95
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This week on CommandN, Amber and Will chat about the Eye-Fi Wireless SD card, check out the OX laptop from the OLPC project, and do some holiday themed stories!
CommandN // Episode 115
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This week on net@nite, Amber and Leo are back in action discussing web standards, Leo’s finally redesigning Leoville and using WordPress while he’s at it, WebNation is headed to WordPress as well, Amber’s social network project with Tony Robbins, W00t is the word of the year, and much much more.
net@nite // Episode 41
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This week on MacBreak Weekly, Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Andy Ihnatko, Chris Breen, Merlin Mann, and Scott Bourne gather around the table to wring their hands anxiously for MacWorld next month, Garageband can hook your iPhone up with ringtones, and much much more.
MacBreak Weekly // Episode 70
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On this week’s Lab Rats, Andy and Sean (and the kitties!) go back to basics and discuss different kinds of “ware,” as in “freeware,” “shareware,” and “warez” even!
Lab Rats // Episode 103
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This week on Systm, Patrick looks at voltage regulators and ultimately shows you how to make your own power supply! Sure you won’t be ready to slap it into your computer anytime soon, but still, it’s pretty awesome.
Systm // Episode 30
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On this episode of Pixel Perfect, Bert shows us how to do reflection effects and drop shadows in Adobe Illustrator, further demoing the 3d potential of the app.
Pixel Perfect with Bert Monroy // Episode 61
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This week on TWiT, Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, and Jason Calacanis gather around for an abbreviated TWiT where everyone comes to the conclusion that John’s nuts. They chat about breaking up online and the study that shows that a remarkable number of people have been broken up with via text message or IM, w00t is Merriam-Webster’s word of the year, and some tips for heading into the holidays smoothly.
This Week in Tech [TWiT] // Episode 125
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This week on DiggNation, Kevin and Alex are back, this time discussing Crysis, the video card killer, and whether it’s a worthwhile gift for anyone this year; the human “tree man,” a comparison between the Amazon Kindle and the Sony eReader, Snoop Dogg’s new video, and much much more.
DiggNation // Episode 128
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On this week’s Tekzilla, a reminder to check out Tekzilla Daily, a look at Microsoft’s new Zunes, some tools other than iTunes to subscribe to and listen to podcasts and web videos, discounts on Drobos, best used video games that you can probably find affordably, some UPS suggestions for those folks who live in areas prone to lose power, and whether or not it’s safe to buy open-box stuff.
Tekzilla // Episode 12
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This week on Jumping Monkeys, Megan and Leo chat some more about parenting in the digital age and sit down with Amy Keroes from Mommy Track’d – The Working Mother’s Guide to Managed Chaos. They discuss eBay parenting, give some free rice, discuss why pregnant women don’t tip over, and share their weekly Audible pick!
Jumping Monkeys // Episdoe 27
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On this week’s DL.TV, the lovely Veronica Belmont is back on the show, passing through to say hi before the new year! On this episode, the crew chats about cigarette lighter gadgets to keep in the car with you on long trips, the differences between HD video sources, and tons of viewer questions!
DL.TV // Episode 208
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On this week’s Web Drifter, Martin heads over to meet a “doctor” and his wife that “treat” people who have a “thing” for medical equipment and medical devices. You guys know what I mean. Not for the kiddies this one isn’t.
…actually, I don’t think any of them are for the kiddies.
Web Drifter // Episode 13
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On this week’s Windows Weekly, Paul and Leo chat about Windows Vista finally selling 100 million copies, Windows Vista SP1 RC-1, PlaysForSure becomes “Certified for Windows Vista,” and more.
Windows Weekly // Episode 44
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This week on Security Now, Steve and Leo do their regular listener mailbag episode, answering tons of listener questions and tying up loose ends from previous shows.
Security Now! // Episode 122
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On this week’s CrankyGeeks, John C and Sebastian are joined by Stephanie Losee, Book Author, Office Mate and Sarah Lacy, Book Author, Tech Reporter. On this episode, they chat about how to get a book published, Sarah’s upcoming book, and more.
CrankyGeeks // Episode 94
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On this week’s episode of MacBreak Leo and Alex take a look at various text editors for Mac OS, specifically some of the tools most useful to developers, like BBEdit, TextMate, and others.
MacBreak // Episode 96
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