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EPISODE · Dec 14, 2017 · 58 MIN

104: Arguing For Dongles

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When you say ‘sometimes’, by ‘sometimes’ do you mean ‘always’?With Mark away this week, it falls to Simon and Richard to discuss Apple’s bad week of software flaws, before exploring a new UI feature Microsoft is adding to Windows 10. Also, RJ45 origami.This is the last Technically Correct Podcast show for 2017; we’ll be back in January.The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today.Links for this episodeThe Hacker News: macOS High Sierra Bug Lets Anyone Gain Root Access Without a PasswordObjective-See: Why <blank> gets you rootDaring Fireball: High Sierra Root Login Bug Was Mentioned on Apple’s Support Forums Two Weeks AgoMacRumors: Date Bug in iOS 11.1.2 Causing Crash Loop on iPhones as December 2 HitsMacRumors: Apple Shares Fix for File Sharing Issues Following macOS High Sierra Security UpdateYouTube: Sets in Windows 10Ars Technica: Tabs come to every window in Windows 10 “Sets”\YouTube: Installing Windows 1.0 to 10 Uncut Original Footage@decryption on Twitter: “Check out the crazy origami Ethernet port on this new Fujitsu laptop …”

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With Mark away this week, it falls to Simon and Richard to discuss Apple’s bad week of software flaws, before exploring a new UI feature Microsoft is adding to Windows 10. Also, RJ45 origami. This is the last Technically Correct Podcast show for 2017; we’ll be back in January. | Full show notes at http://tcpodcast.pearfalse.com/episodes/104

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