Episode 141: Gene!Coin - Technically Correct

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This week's episode is a rerun. It's all new content, sure, but it feels like watching Hamilton for a seventh time — rewarding except you already know the lyrics by heart. On the docket: economic nationalism, unpopular policy positions, and our sincerest apologies to Bowser and Princess Peach.Links:The Day's Most Fascinating News with Dave Pell KashMiner: Kodak licenses its name for a bitcoin mining machine - Business Insider Derby, beloved bat dog for the Trenton Thunder, has passed away | MLB.com HP Elite x3 Phablet / 3 in 1 Laptop Tablet Phone | HP® Elite x3 HP Z VR Backpack PC | HP® Official Site A closer look at HTC’s new higher-resolution Vive Pro - The Verge Senate bill to undo the net neutrality repeal will get a vote World Leaders on Twitter — World Leaders on Twitter LG Display has made a 65-inch rollable OLED TV - The Verge Philips announces Hue 3.0 for iOS, Hue Sync for Mac, outdoor lighting coming soon | 9to5Mac b8ta: Retail store designed for trying & buying new tech products. Amazon.com: Philips Hue LightStrip Plus Dimmable LED Smart Light (Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, and Google Assistant): Home Improvement Amazon brings Alexa to headphones and smartwatches Toyota will offer Alexa in its cars starting later this year | TechCrunch Wireless charging nears unification as Powermat cedes to Qi AT&T Drops Huawei’s New Smartphone Amid Security Worries - The New York Times Meltdown and Spectre: Here’s what Intel, Apple, Microsoft, others are doing about it | Ars Technica Intel CEO Krzanich sold shares after company was informed of chip flaw - Business Insider The Nintendo Switch Is The Fastest-Selling Console In U.S. History Federico Viticci on Twitter: "Tech experts a few years ago: “Nintendo should stop making hardware and just release smartphone games” Nintendo, a couple of years later https://t.co/VWTHHJIam9" Apple Finally Finds a Hit With Strange Headphones - The Ringer Wi-Fi startup Eero lays off 30 employees | TechCrunch CARROT Weather for iPhone, iPad, iMessage, and Apple Watch Pocket Casts

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This week's episode is a rerun. It's all new content, sure, but it feels like watching Hamilton for a seventh time — rewarding except you already know the lyrics by heart. On the docket: economic nationalism, unpopular policy positions, and our...

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