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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2015 · 56 MIN

10: I Love My Penny Farthing

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Richard’s recent test drive of a Tesla car inspires a discussion about where technology is pushing cars and how things may change over the coming years. Software updates, car hacking, entrainment systems, fuel types, automation, self-driving vehicles… the not too distant future seems a strange concept. The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today! Links for this episode Tesla Motors UK The Verge: Car makers have no idea how to fight hacking, according to Senator’s report YouTube: Taylor Swift - Trouble - I knew you were a goat (FULL VERSION WITH EXTRA GOATS) Fonts In Use: 2013 Tesla Model S Dashboard Display

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Richard's recent test drive of a Tesla car inspires a discussion about where technology is pushing cars and how things may change over the coming years. Software updates, car hacking, entrainment systems, fuel types, automation, self-driving vehicles… the not too distant future seems a strange concept. | Full show notes at http://tcpodcast.pearfalse.com/episodes/10

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