This week’s second edition of DL.TV features an interview with Mike Shaver of the Mozilla Foundation about the next generation of Firefox extensions, some chat about Microsoft Windows Home Server Beta 2, a removal tool for Norton Antivirus, Quantum computing, political campaigns in SecondLife, RFID dust, and much much more.
DL.TV Episode 140 // February 15, 2007
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A shiny new Infected is here to grace our morning – back to the video peep show format instead of the full-motion action from last week, Martin, Joey, and The Gator are here to bring a little light into our dark and lonely Valentine’s Day. This “hot date” edition of Infected has lots of advice for those looking for love, from Martin and The Gator’s personal tips to tips from Orlando Bloom and The Tron Guy.
Infected with Martin Sargent Episode 24 // February 15, 2007
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A new episode of Pixel Perfect turned up a little earlier than I expected! On this episode, Bert shows us how to make some impressive text graphics and banners in Photoshop, building on the pen tool tips and tricks he showed us in the previous episode. And when we say banners, we mean waving, folding, flowing banners, not advertisements.
Pixel Perfect with Bert Monroy Episode 19 // February 15, 2007
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This week on Security Now! Leo and Steve discuss a topic that’s near and dear to all of our hearts – spambots. More specifically, how spambots work, how computers become spambots, where they come from, why spammers need them, and how to block them altogether.
Security Now! Episode 79 // February 15, 2007
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On this week’s Valentine’s Day Weezy and The Swish, Richard Kuras- sketch and stand-up comedian extraordinaire, joins the crew to chat about the lovesick, diaper-clad astronaut, and love and loss in general. Also they discuss the death of Anna Nicole Smith.
Weezy and The Swish Episode 86 // February 14, 2007
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On this episode of DL.TV, Patrick and Robert chat about dual booting Windows Vista and Windows XP, non-destructive hard drive partitioning, free antivirus reccomendations, troubleshooting your web connection, Sony’s Cell processor is in deep trouble, and much much more.
DL.TV Episode 139 // February 13, 2007
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This week on CrankyGeeks, John C and Sebastian Rupley bring Dan Farmer, CTO, Elemental Security; and Natali Del Conte, Host, TeXtra onto the show to get cranky about this week’s tech news. Among the topics are whether or not fake blogging should be illegal, YouTube is courting classic TV, whether or not Google aids piracy, the European consumer bill of rights, and much much more.
CrankyGeeks Episode 51 // February 13, 2007
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On this fine episode of InDigital, it’s back to normal after several special episodes from the holidays and from CES, and the crew looks at some fine technology that might be worthwhile in your living room. Jessica checks out TV on the go and lends a hand to folks that might need a little help this Valentine’s Day. Will is a rock star with the help of Guitar Hero, and Hahn looks at ways to make Hi-Def even better than it already is.
InDigital Episode 12 // February 13, 2007
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This week on net@nite, Leo and Amber hop on Talkshoe to chat with Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, about how he got started, his plans for the future and new projects, and of course interact with the listeners!
net@nite Episode 13 // February 13, 2007
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A new Lab Rats is out for your weekly consumption, and this one tackles a very important topic: how to remote control your Mom’s PC. No, not for nefarious purpposes, but for those times when you know you’ll get a call from the technically challenged parents or friends asking for computer help. Don’t let them explain it to you over the phone, remote into their PC and see what the problem is first hand!
Lab Rats Episode 60 // February 12, 2007
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This week on MacBreak, a look at TextExpander, the powerful text editor which allows you to create your own personalized abbreviations for commonly typed text, among other things.
MacBreak Episode 63 // February 12, 2007
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This week on TWiT, the crew is Leo Laporte, Merlin Mann, Tom Merritt, Wil Harris, and John C. Dvorak. Together, they discuss Steve Jobs’ hatred for DRM, the future and quantum computing, cell phone and iPod bans in New York City, iPods shifting to flash, GMail gone public, and much much more.
This Week in Tech [TWiT] Episode 88 // February 12. 2007
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This week on CommandN, Amber discusses the possibility of an iPod and Cellphone ban in New York City, the oldest newspaper in the world decides to ditch paper, 23 signs you’re a design geek, five great ways to green your Valentine’s Day, and the week’s techtips and web picks.
CommandN Episode 79 // February 12, 2007
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This week on DiggNation, Kevin and Alex are taping live from Airbus’s A320 jet liner, talking about the week’s hottest tech news. Among the topics are Steve Jobs’ hatred for DRM, someone made an Eye of Sauron out of a Tesla coil, how to hack a CoinStar, and much much more.
DiggNation Episode 84 // February 11, 2007
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This week on Pixel Perfect, Bert spends the entire episode on the pen tool in Photoshop, an extremely powerful tool that can do so much, but a difficult one to use and one that’s very misunderstood as to what its real purpose and use is. Bert takes us on a tour of the features of the tool, what you can do with it, and how to get more comfortable with its use.
Pixel Perfect with Bert Monroy Episode 18 // February 9, 2007
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This week on Windows Weekly, Paul and Leo get together with special guest, Brian Livingston in Manhattan to chat about Windows Vista launch events and parties, what you get with the retail package of Windows Vista, the schwag available at the launch parties, and the new book Windows Vista Secrets.
Windows Weekly Episode 12 // February 9, 2007
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This week’s second episode of DL.TV has a little Ubuntu to satisfy the folks who called them out on their bluff, some more Google tips, and tons of viewer questions, among other things like the week’s tech news.
DL.TV Episode 138 // February 8, 2007
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This week on CrankyGeeks, John C and Sebastian Rupley bring on Gary McGraw, CTO Cigital; and Tom Merritt, Executive Editor, CNET to talk about the week’s tech news. Among the topics up for discussion this week are Steve Jobs’ call for no DRM, why Bill Gates showed up at the RSA Conference 2007, the hacking of various Super Bowl related sites with a trojan horse, Apple and Apple Music make up, and much much more.
CrankyGeeks Episode 50 // February 8, 2007
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This week on Security Now, Steve and Leo chat about Hardware Data Execution Protection, one of the best ways to protect your system from intrustion, and how to enable and use this oft-ignored feature.
Security Now! Episode 78 // February 8, 2007
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This week on TWiT, in order to make up for the lack of a new show, we have another best-of, this time a best-of 2006 show, featuring a bunch of our favorite TWiT moments and comments and things we’ll make sure to hold the TWiTs to in the coming year. Stay tuned for a new episode next week!
This Week in Tech [TWiT] Episode 87 // February 7, 2007
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