EPISODE · Aug 20, 2015 · 1H 13M
36: 45 Miles To The C♯
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In this episode the gang have follow up regarding their piracy conversation from episode 34. You can all expect an email from us seeking damages in the near future (not really). Also, Simon has updates for everyone on his week of upgrades to his RiscPC which he spoke about in episode 35. As for the show proper the topics of discussion revolve around the latest happenings at Google Alphabet and the recent claims maid by ex-Amazon office staff that paint a very drab picture of working for the retail giant. The Technically Correct Podcast is supported by Hover. Hover provide simplified domain management — check them out today. Links for this episode BBC News: Dallas Buyers Club case dealt blow by Australian court Technically Correct Episode 34: Le Pie du Hôrse Technically Correct Episode 35: In Air Quotes, “Forever” Wikipedia: Robot Wars Wikipedia: Playdays Wikipedia: Alphabet Inc. Cortex Episode 10: Zero Artistic Skills Numberphile: Why do YouTube views freeze at 301? New York Times: Inside Amazon — Wrestling Big Ideas in a Bruising Workplace YouTube: Panorama: Amazon’s Truth Behind the Click BBC Documentary The Atlantic: Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and His Response to the Times Story
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In this episode the gang have follow up regarding their piracy conversation from episode 34. You can all expect an email from us seeking damages in the near future (not really). Also, Simon has updates for everyone on his week of upgrades to his RiscPC which he spoke about in episode 35. As for the show proper, the topics of discussion revolve around the latest happenings at Alphabet and the recent claims maid by ex-Amazon office staff that paint a very drab picture of working for the retail giant. | Full show notes at http://tcpodcast.pearfalse.com/episodes/36
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