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    Tech Talk Y’all

    Tech Talk Y’all is a weekly technology news show covering what has happened this week in tech, with hosts Sanjay Parekh and Adam Walker. Sanjay and Adam talk about technology, weird and wacky tech news, and make weekly tech recommendations (a fan favorite). Depending on your level of humor, episodes may or may not be funny (but they definitely are). Signup for episode show notes at: http://eepurl.com/cGevHD

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    Latest Episodes:
    Episode 92: Can We Get Elizabeth Holmes and Mike Tyson to Debate? Jul 15, 2019
    Show notes

    In This Episode:

    • NASA Sends Tiny Atomic Clock to Space (2:28)
    • Theranos Founder to Face Trial Next Year on Fraud Charges (4:50)
    • Machine learning has been used to automatically translate long-lost languages (5:57)
    • Amazon will crash on Prime Day, 60% of surveyed eBay employees say (7:45)
    • 7-Eleven's Bad App Design Let Criminals Steal More Than $500,000 (9:04)
    • Emojis are increasingly coming up in court cases. Judges are struggling with how to interpret them (12:03)
    • Yes, your emails are being tracked. Here's how to stop it. (15:03)
    • Internet group brands Mozilla ‘internet villain’ for supporting DNS privacy feature (17:25)
    • Apple trolled Google again by giant billboard next to its controversial smart neighborhood (21:10)

    Weird & Wacky Tech:

    • Hate listening to high-fidelity music? Here’s a Bluetooth cassette Walkman. (23:00)
    • IT'S OK - The World's First Bluetooth 5.0 Cassette Player
    • The Pentagon has a laser that can identify people from a distance—by their heartbeat (24:47)
    • This 392-Year-Old Bonsai Tree Survived the Hiroshima Atomic Blast & Still Flourishes Today: The Power of Resilience (27:22)
    • Windows 1.0 Release Video (28:50)
    • Apple’s new iPhone software makes it look like you’re making eye contact in video calls even if you aren’t (30:15)

    Tech Recommendations (31:42)

    • Adam - Shortcuts iOS App
    • Sanjay - Cam Scanner

    Ad music is from "Partly Cloudy" by A Tape Full of Mistakes
    Weird & Wacky theme music is from "Brainwavves" by Strong Suit

    Links:

    • NASA Sends Tiny Atomic Clock to Space - ExtremeTech
    • Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes to Face Trial Next Year on Fraud Charges - WSJ
    • Machine learning has been used to automatically translate long-lost languages - MIT Technology Review
    • Amazon will crash on Prime Day, 60% of surveyed eBay employees say
    • 7-Eleven's Bad App Design Let Criminals Steal More Than $500,000
    • Emojis are increasingly coming up in court cases. Judges are struggling with how to interpret them

    Episode 91: Special Episode: The Founding Fathers Might Have Loved Tech Talk Y'all Jul 04, 2019
    Show notes

    In this episode:

    Inventions of the Founding Fathers:

    • Thomas Jefferson
    • Benjamin Franklin
    • George Washington

    Happy 4th of July!

    We're off next Monday, look for the next episode on July 15th.

    Links:

    • The Founding Fathers, 18th-century tech geeks, would love the March for Science
    • Thomas Jefferson: Inventions & Accomplishments
    • BENJAMIN FRANKLIN’S INVENTIONS
    --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/techtalkyall/message

    Episode 90: Storefronts, Awnings, or Shutters? ... reCAPTCHA Problems Jul 01, 2019
    Show notes

    In this Episode:

    • A new tool detects deepfakes with 96 percent accuracy
    • Dutch Telephone Outage Takes Out Nation's Emergency Number (4:30)
    • Curiosity Rover Detects Abnormally High Methane Levels on Mars (
    • Hackers breach NASA, steal Mars mission data (7:17)
    • Airbnb’s New Luxe Tier Includes a $1 Million Polynesian Island (9:00)
    • US power output from renewables exceeds coal for the first time in history (11:32)
    • ‘Reset’ Nest Cams Could Still Send Video to Previous Owners
    • Google’s new reCAPTCHA has a dark side ()
    • Google tracks your every move, but a new tool is rolling out that lets you force it to delete where you’ve been
    • Google Maps can warn you if your ride goes off-route
    • Goodbye, Chrome: Google’s web browser has become spy software
    • Is Firefox better than Chrome? It comes down to privacy.
    • Mozilla launches GeckoView-powered Firefox Preview for Android, pauses Focus development (29:12)
    • Amazon partners with retailers for new Counter package pickup service, starting with Rite-Aid

    Weird and Wacky:

    • Nearly 100 drivers followed a Google Maps detour -- and ended up stuck in an empty field
    • Sudan crisis: Internet restored - but only for lawyer

    Tech Recs (39:05):
    Adam - http://versusutil.com/
    Sanjay - RedShift

    Ad music is from "Partly Cloudy" by A Tape Full of Mistakes
    Weird & Wacky theme music is from "Brainwavves" by Strong Suit
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    Links:

    • A new tool detects deepfakes with 96 percent accuracy
    • Dutch Telephone Outage Takes Out Nation's Emergency Number - The New York Times
    • Curiosity Rover Detects Abnormally High Methane Levels on Mars - ExtremeTech
    • Hackers breach NASA, steal Mars mission data | WeLiveSecurity
    • Airbnb Luxe Now Renting Luxury Villas, Private Islands, Mansions - Bloomberg
    • US power output from renewables exceeds coal for first time in history - The Verge
    • 'Reset' Nest Cams Could Still Send Video to Previous Owners - ExtremeTech
    • How Google's new tool lets you auto-delete your location history

    Episode 89: Never Let the Internet Name Anything Jun 24, 2019
    Show notes

    In this Episode:

    • Shock Samsung Confession Risks Galaxy Smartphone Cancellation (1:48)
    • Spies may have used an AI-generated face to infiltrate US politics (3:50)
    • “Amazon’s Choice” Does Not Necessarily Mean A Product Is Good (6:30)
    • Hackers, farmers, and doctors unite! Support for Right to Repair laws slowly grows (8:10)
    • Samsung Deletes Tweet Warning Users to Virus-Scan Their Smart TVs (10:22)
    • How to replace Google’s Trips app (13:40)
    • Google turns to retro cryptography to keep data sets private (16:10)
    • Firefox zero-day was used in attack against Coinbase employees, not its users (18:10)

    Weird and Wacky (20:05):

    • Boaty McBoatface mission gives new insight into warming ocean abyss
    • The flying saddle: Would you give it a try?
    • Genius hid a Morse code message in song lyrics to prove Google was copying them
    • Lyrics Site Accuses Google of Lifting Its Content

    Tech Recs (24:57)
    Adam - Skitch
    Sanjay - https://catalogchoice.org/

    Links:

    • Shock Samsung Confession Risks Galaxy Smartphone Cancellation
    • Spies may have used an AI-generated face to infiltrate US politics
    • “Amazon’s Choice” Recommends Some Obviously Crappy Products. Blame The Algorithm.
    • Hackers, farmers, and doctors unite! Support for Right to Repair laws slowly grows | Ars Technica
    • Samsung Deletes Tweet Warning Users to Virus-Scan Their Smart TVs
    • How to replace Google’s Trips app - The Verge
    • Google Turns to Retro Cryptography to Keep Datasets Private
    • Firefox zero-day was used in attack against Coinbase employees, not its users | ZDNet
    • Boaty McBoatface mission gives new insight into warming ocean abyss -- ScienceDaily

    Episode 88: Are Your Applications in Cloud? Are They in the Sentient Cloud? Jun 17, 2019
    Show notes

    In this episode:

    • Maine Governor Signs Strictest Internet Protections in the U.S.
    • FCC votes on action and legal framework to fight robocalls
    • Cryptocurrency startup hacks itself before hacker gets a chance to steal users funds
    • More Than 25% Of U.S. Adults Almost Always Online
    • Ring puts suspected thief in Facebook sponsored ads
    • Laser Destroys Cancer Cells Circulating in the Blood
    • Autonomous Lawn Mower Startup Greenzie Closes Half A Million Investment From Strategic VCs, Angels
    • AI deepfakes are now as simple as typing whatever you want your subject to say

    Weird and Wacky:

    • Florida safari park mourns 'tragic loss' of 2 giraffes killed by lightning
    • Atlanta to transform 7 acres of vacant property into country's largest food forest for public
    • High-flying ladybug swarm shows up on National Weather Service radar
    • Many experts tried to open a safe locked for 40 years. A tourist's lucky guess cracked the code on his first try
    • Israeli start-up is working to develop a flying electric, autonomous car

    Tech Recs:

    • Adam - waking up
    • Sanjay - 1.1.1.1

    Links:

    • Maine Governor Signs Strictest Internet Protections in the U.S.
    • FCC votes to put an end to robocalls
    • Cryptocurrency startup hacks itself before hacker gets a chance to steal users funds
    • More Than 25% Of U.S. Adults Almost Always Online: Mary Meeker’s 2019 Internet Trends Report
    • Ring puts suspected thief in Facebook sponsored ads - CNET
    • Laser Destroys Cancer Cells Circulating in the Blood - IEEE Spectrum
    • Autonomous Lawn Mower Startup Greenzie Closes Half A Million Investment From Strategic VCs, Angels - Hypepotamus
    • AI deepfakes are now as simple as typing whatever you want your subject to say - The Verge
    • Florida safari park mourns 'tragic loss' of 2 giraffes killed by lightning --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/techtalkyall/message

    Episode 87: Are You Tier 1 Tech Support? Jun 10, 2019
    Show notes

    In this Episode:

    • Flipboard data breach – what users should do now
    • Michelin and GM bringing airless tires to the road in 2024
    • Hertz launches monthly car rental subscription starting at $999
    • House starts antitrust probe of Facebook, Google, other tech giants
    • The SEC Is Suing Kik for Its 2017 ICO
    • Lyft reveals it's given 50,000 self-driving rides in the last year to become the largest semi-automated ride-hailer in America
    • Amazon's helping police build a surveillance network with Ring doorbells

    Weird and Wacky:

    • This is what it's like to control an autonomous car from miles away
    • Two-Wheeled, Self-Balancing Gyro-X vehicle from 1967 in action & driving scenes!

    Tech Recs:

    • Adam - Pimsleur
    • Sanjay - White Noise Machine
    • Shannon - Google Docs finally lets you adjust margins per section and add section breaks

    Links:

    • Flipboard data breach – what users should do now
    • Michelin and GM bringing airless tires to the road in 2024
    • Hertz launches monthly car rental subscription starting at $999
    • House starts antitrust probe of Facebook, Google, other tech giants
    • The SEC Is Suing Kik for Its 2017 ICO
    • Lyft reveals it's given 50,000 self-driving rides in the last year to become the largest semi-automated ride-hailer in America
    • Amazon's helping police build a surveillance network with Ring doorbells
    • This is what it's like to control an autonomous car from miles away
    • Two-Wheeled, Self-Balancing Gyro-X vehicle from 1967 in action & driving scenes!

    Episode 86: Guess Who Has the Best Uber Rating!? Jun 03, 2019
    Show notes

    In this Episode:

    • Apple is looking into building foldable iPhones out of glass (2:00)
    • Mobile carrier AT&T will now accept payments in crypto (3:48)
    • How scientists unraveled the mystery behind the return of a banned greenhouse gas (5:30)
    • LAS VEGAS ORDERS UP A BORING COMPANY LOOP (9:34)
    • Sen. Josh Hawley calls out Facebook over ‘encrypted’ messaging plans (13:05)
    • VW is working on ways to prevent nausea in self-driving cars (15:47)
    • Uber will soon ban passengers with low ratings (18:22)
    • Newly Released Amazon Patent Shows Just How Much Creepier Alexa Can Get (20:35)

    Weird and Wacky:

    • YouTuber hacks fingerprint scanner of OnePlus 7 Pro using hot glue (22:50)
    • MAN BITTEN BY RABID BAT HIDING IN HIS IPAD (26:10)
    • Open Hatch Nearly Sunk India's New $3 Billion Nuclear Missile Submarine (27:50)

    Tech Recs (30:40):
    Adam - T-mobile Tuesdays
    Sanjay - 23andme

    Ad music is from "Partly Cloudy" by A Tape Full of Mistakes
    Weird & Wacky theme music is from "Brainwavves" by Strong Suit

    Sponsored By:

    • The Woodruff Arts Center: The Woodruff Arts Center, the third largest arts center in the country, is home to the Tony Award-winning Alliance Theatre, the Grammy Award-winning Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the High Museum of Art, the leading art museum in the Southeast. The Woodruff knows how to blend contemporary digital technology with artistic excellence. Just check out their new Coca-Cola stage, their live simulcasts that allow visitors to watch sold-out Atlanta Symphony Orchestra shows or their use of ArtClix, a program that features image-recognition technology to identify the art at the High Museum. Learn more at www.woodruffcenter.org.

    Links:

    • Apple is looking into building foldable iPhones out of glass
    • Mobile carrier AT&T will now accept payments in crypto - The Block
    • How scientists unraveled the mystery behind the return of a banned greenhouse gas - MIT Technology Review
    • Las Vegas Orders Up a Boring Company Loop | WIRED
    • Sen. Josh Hawley calls out Facebook over ‘encrypted’ messaging plans - The Verge
    • VW is working on ways to prevent nausea in self-driving cars

    Episode 85: Words for Things That Are Not The Words For Things May 27, 2019
    Show notes

    In This Episode:

    • No About Face for Amazon (3:18)
    • Humans Are Mailing It in (6:05)
    • Android’s Live Transcribe will save the text and show ‘sound events’ (10:26)
    • Triton is the world’s most murderous malware, and it’s spreading (12:51)
    • Google suspends some business with Huawei after Trump blacklist (16:50)
    • Australia Found a Way to Save Water From Plastic Pollution and We Can Start Doing the Same (20:07)
    • Tesla’s trumpeted solar shingles are a flop (22:07)

    Weird and Wacky Tech:

    • Google’s AI can now translate your speech while keeping your voice (26:40)
    • IT contractor allegedly abused government systems for cryptocurrency mining (27:56)
    • Someone broke into his house. But the burglars didn’t take anything ... they just cleaned every room from top to bottom (29:57)

    Tech Recommendations:

    • Adam - Rode VideoMic Me-L for my iPhone
    • Sanjay - Privacy.com

    Ad music is from "Partly Cloudy" by A Tape Full of Mistakes
    Weird & Wacky theme music is from "Brainwavves" by Strong Suit

    Sponsored By:

    • The Woodruff Arts Center: The Woodruff Arts Center, the third largest arts center in the country, is home to the Tony Award-winning Alliance Theatre, the Grammy Award-winning Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the High Museum of Art, the leading art museum in the Southeast. The Woodruff knows how to blend contemporary digital technology with artistic excellence. Just check out their new Coca-Cola stage, their live simulcasts that allow visitors to watch sold-out Atlanta Symphony Orchestra shows or their use of ArtClix, a program that features image-recognition technology to identify the art at the High Museum. Learn more at www.woodruffcenter.org.

    Links:

    • No About Face for Amazon
    • Humans Are Mailing It in
    • Android’s Live Transcribe will save the text and show ‘sound events’ - The Verge
    • Triton is the world’s most murderous malware, and it’s spreading - MIT Technology Review
    • Exclusive: Google suspends some business with Huawei after Trump blacklist - source - Reuters
    • Good News: Australia Found a Way to Save Water From Plastic Pollution and We Can Start Doing the Same

    Episode 84: (Season 4) A New Season... Because We Can May 20, 2019
    Show notes

    In this Episode:

    • “Alexa Guard” Can Protect Your Home (2:43)
    • All Chromebooks will also be Linux laptops going forward (5:44)
    • GPS tracker leaks real-time locations and can remotely activate its microphone (7:07)
    • LED light can damage eyes, health authority warns (10:00)
    • SanDisk’s 1TB microSD card is now available (14:43)
    • Google’s new travel portal will improve the way you plan your trips online (17:24)
    • Facebook defends itself against op-ed calling for its breakup (21:18)
    • After burning through $1 billion, xJawbone’s Hosain Rahman has raised $65 million more (24:42)
    • Japan is running out of phone numbers, so it’s making longer ones (28:27)

    Weird and Wacky Tech:

    • People are loving the new gender-swapping Snapchat filter, and it's now being used to catfish unsuspecting men on Tinder (31:37)

    Tech Recs (35:00):

    • Sanjay - Hopper
    • Adam - Mail Chimp (with new CRM)
    • Shannon - NYT Crossword App

    Ad music is from "Partly Cloudy" by A Tape Full of Mistakes
    Weird & Wacky theme music is from "Brainwavves" by Strong Suit

    Links:

    • How Your Echo’s “Alexa Guard” Can Protect Your Home
    • All Chromebooks will also be Linux laptops going forward | ZDNet
    • Flaws in a popular GPS tracker leak real-time locations and can remotely activate its microphone – TechCrunch
    • LED light can damage eyes, health authority warns
    • SanDisk’s 1TB microSD card is now available
    • Google’s new travel portal will improve the way you plan your trips online
    • Facebook defends itself against op-ed calling for its breakup
    • After burning through $1 billion, Jawbone’s Hosain Rahman has raised $65 million more
    • Japan is running out of phone numbers, so it’s making longer ones

    Episode 83: Special Episode: The Origin of Tech Talk Y'all May 13, 2019
    Show notes

    Sponsored By:

    • The Woodruff Arts Center: The Woodruff Arts Center, the third largest arts center in the country, is home to the Tony Award-winning Alliance Theatre, the Grammy Award-winning Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the High Museum of Art, the leading art museum in the Southeast. The Woodruff knows how to blend contemporary digital technology with artistic excellence. Just check out their new Coca-Cola stage, their live simulcasts that allow visitors to watch sold-out Atlanta Symphony Orchestra shows or their use of ArtClix, a program that features image-recognition technology to identify the art at the High Museum. Learn more at www.woodruffcenter.org.
    --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/techtalkyall/message

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