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Consumer Tech vs Commercial Tech – DTNS 4805

Chris explains why folks might want to consider commercial or consumer grade technology. Plus Apple and Epic Games Store tussle over buttons. And the robotization of warehouse operations continues in Japan with help from the UK’s Ocado.

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Nothing’s CMF Brand Announces Budget Smartphone, Watch, and Earbuds – DTH

DTH-6-150x150 Apple Watch Series 10 models said to have larger and thinner displays, Microsoft offically rolls out spellchecking to Notepad, Apple reverses course and approves Epic Games Store iOS app.

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Meli+ actualiza el costo de sus paquetes con Disney+ – NTX 369

Meli+ actualiza sus precios, España busca regular acceso a sitios para adultos y Sony cesará la producción de discos Blu-Ray.

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-Sony dejará de producir Blu-Rays
-Meli+ actualiza costos de Disney+
-YouTube permitirá eliminar canciones sin alterar otro audio
-Google reporta sobre su consumo de energía
-España busca regular acceso a páginas porno

Análisis: Regulando el acceso a internet

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Don’t Sweat the Workflow – DTNS 4804

The Information reports Google wants to increase its own app usage in iOS to lower reliance on Safari for its search traffic. Plus YouTube releases an updated eraser tool for creators to remove copyrighted music without affecting audio in videos. And what does a budding young artist need to do to break into digital illustration?

Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Len Peralta, Roger Chang, Joe.

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Cloudflare Launched A Tool To Keep Bots From Scraping Data To Train AI – DTH

DTH-6-150x150 Cloudflare launched a tool to keep bots from scraping data to train AI, Epic Games says Apple is impeding it from setting up game stores on iOS and iPadOS in the EU, and YouTube released a tool for creators to remove copyrighted music from their videos.

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About Ethernet

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Computers talk to each other via networking, most commonly over a wired ethernet connection. Tom explains how that started and why it was such a breakthrough.

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To describe Robert Metcalfe’s life might sound stereotypical for an American who grew up in the 1950s. He was born in 1946 in Brooklyn. His Mom was a homemaker and his dad was a test technician working in gyroscopes. He graduated from Bay Shore High School in 1964 and got bachelors in electrical engineering and industrial management from MIT in 1969. He got his Masters in applied mathematics from Harvard in 1970 and was cruising to a Harvard Ph.D. in computer science. A true American success story.

Until he wanted to connect to the brand new ARPANet node at Harvard. Metcalfe didn’t take no for an answer. He made his own fate. He used his contacts at MIT and got a job at the school’s Project MAC, which would eventually become the Computer Science and Artificial INtelligence Lab. He worked on the hardware that linked MIT’s minicomputers to the ARPANet.

It seemed like that was his thing. He proposed APRPANet as a topic for his thesis, but Harvard rejected it. While he tried to figure out how to revise the thesis, he got a job out in California at Xerox PARC. While there he read about the ingenious way scientists in Hawaii had figured out how to connect computers between the islands. It was called ALOHANet. He helped them fix some of the bugs in their connections and folded that into his thesis. This time Harvard accepted it.

It definitely seemed like connecting computers was his thing. And if you’ve ever plugged an ethernet cable in to get the internet, you’re glad it was.

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OpenAI’s Mac Client Stored Chats In Clear Text – DTH

DTH-6-150x150 OpenAI’s Mac client stored chats in clear text, Foxconn will invest nearly $551 million in two new projects in Vietnam, and Nintendo won’t use generative AI in games.

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Transparent Tech – DTNS 4803

Proton, providers of the privacy minded Proton Mail, launches a privacy-focused alternative to Google Docs. Plus, should AI be allowed to grade student essays? And are transparent gadgets back in vogue?

Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Scott Johnson, Roger Chang, Joe

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Proton Launches Privacy-Focused Proton Docs – DTH

DTH-6-150x150 Threads announces 175 MAUs, Netflix pulls its basic ad-free plan, Google says its emissions are up in part due to AI energy consumption.

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AI-Driven Exoskeletons – DTNS 4802

Scientists at North Carolina University are using AI to build a one-size-fits-all exoskeleton. Plus Tesla announced it produced 410,831 vehicles in its latest quarter. A drop of 15% from the same quarter last year. Is this just a blip or trend towards lower EV sales. And is the Figma AI developer tool leading users into potential legal issues?

Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Roger Chang, Joe.

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