DTNS 2629 – Here’s My Foot, Print Me a Shoe
The Gear VR ships int he US and Volvo wants to us the Hololens to sell cars. By this time next year when we all have VR what will we use it for? Darren Kitchen…
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DTNS 2628 – Pirate Taxi
It's Fanmail Thursday! Tom Merritt and Justin Young discuss your thoughts on Black Friday, movies on planes, the Feynman lectures on LOTS of stuff about the cars of the future and ride sharing. It's like…
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DTNS 2627 – Are We Share Yet?
A report says by 2050 car ownership will fall but hours driven will rise. Scott Johnson and Tom Merritt talk about whether the young and old will give up owning automobiles.
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DTNS 2626 – I Have No Words for Oxford
On the bright side Oxford chose an emoji as word of the year. However, after the events in Beirut and Paris last week, governments are once again calling for back door access to encryption. Patrick…
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DTNS 2625 – When Gigs Fly?
Uber makes it easier to become an Uber driver during your commute or grocery run. Should you join the "Gig Economy?" Tom Merritt and Justin Robert Young discuss whether there even is such a thing.
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DTNS Day 6 Episode 0 – What to Expect
Peter Wells hosts a discussion with Tom Merritt and Jennie Josephson about what we might want to have in a 6th day of DTNS hosted from Australia. And we're looking for your feedback too!
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DTNS 2624 – Privacy for Dummies by Snowden
Is it possible to reclaim your privacy? Darren Kitchen and Tom Merritt look at privacy protection picks from Edward Snowden and add a couple of their own.
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DTNS 2623 – iPad Pros and Cons
The iPad Pro is big in size and price. Tom Merritt talks with Allison Sheridan and Lamarr Wilson about whether its worth the price. And could you seriously replace a PC with it?
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Are optical discs set for a resurgence? Sony announced their first set of 4K Blu-rays and Tom Merritt and Scott Johnson discuss what this means for physical media.
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DTNS 2621 – Under WordPressure
25% of the web runs on Wordpress according to one estimate. Patrick Beja and Tom Merritt talk about what that means for the Web, open source, and more.
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DTNS 2620 – Mentally in the Wasteland
Google open sources its Tensor Flow deep learning software. Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt discuss how this is and is not the same as if Google open sourcing its search engine in 1999.
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