Weekly Tech Views (The Tech–No Logic Blog) – May 7, 2016
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DTNS 2754 – Apple Don’t Touch My Stuff
An Italian luxury mini-yacht company has plans to crowdfund floating self-sustainable houses. Do we want to live in 30 square meter house bubbles int he Ocean? Ashley Esqueda and Tom Merritt discuss.
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DTNS 2753 – Who Made Bitcoin? Who Cares.
Do we care who invented Bitcoin? Tom Merritt and Justin Young discuss why we're so fascinated with who Satoshi Nakamoto is and why it may be better to never know.
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DTNS 2752 – A la Carte Overload
What would the perfect TV service look like? With Hulu and YouTube jumping into live TV services, Scott Johnson, Tom Merritt, and Brian Brushwood talk about the must-haves in a modern TV subscription.
Open episode or article →The Ultimate Television Service
Hulu announced today that it will bring live network channels to its service sometime in 2017. We didn’t get details but the Wall Street Journal says its sources say it would include Disney programming like…
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DTNS 2751 – The Giphy Keyboard We Deserve
Our own Patrick Beja nailed Nintendo's NX roll-out plan. So what else can he predict about Nintendo? Tom Merritt finds out.
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DTNS 2750 – Would The Real Satoshi Please Shut Up
Tom Merritt talks with Veronica Belmont about trying to get everything done on your phone when your main Internet goes out. It's both impressive and frustrating. Big thanks to Allison Sheridan from podfeet.com for letting…
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Open episode or article →DTNS 2749 – Daily Tech Normie Show
Jennie Josephson & Rich Stroffolino talk about switching between operating systems and why it hurts our brains so very much. Welcome to the pilot of the Daily Tech Normie Show!
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DTNS 2748 – Execute Rule 41
The Supreme Court amends court procedures to make it easier to get a warrant to search remote servers. A boon to legitimate law enforcement investigations or open door to trampling privacy? Tom Merritt and Darren…
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DTNS 2747 – A Wolfram Ate My Homework
What funding fade? Justin Young reports back from the Collision Conference in New Orleans with tales to tell Tom Merritt of bots and natural language processing.
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DTNS 2746 – Blizzard Streisand
Why do game companies like Blizzard have such a rabid following and what does it mean for the future of video game trade shows like E3? Jenn Cutter and Scott Johnson discuss.
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