Episode 164: There's No Autopilot On My Mac

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Location, location, location. LeBron is leaving the dreary, post-RNC wasteland that is the city of Cleveland for the blue skies of Los Angeles, while the Apple Maps team works on charting out just how far it is from Cupertino to the Canadian province of Bublé-ton. This week: taking your electric car down the California coast, Casper out-Caspers itself, and MoviePass looks for change in the theater seat cushions. ¡Dale! 😎.Links:Haley Byrd on Twitter: "“I don’t think I’ve ever had a Kit Kat before,” my boyfriend remarks before doing THIS… " Kit Kat on Twitter: "Wondering how @EvanWilt_ popped the question to @byrdinator in a Kit Kat? From 3D printing to a lil Kit Kat magic, we were happy to give him a break and help with his proposal! Congrats again you two ❤️🍫💍… https://t.co/nr4mVaao3h" This Taco Bell wedding was anything but cheesy - TODAY.com Big Eyebrows Big Ambitions on Twitter: "Hey @pitbull is this ok… " Michael Bublé Stage Outfit – Works – National Music Centre Drake may be responsible for 5 percent of Toronto’s $8.8B tourism economy – VICE News Casper opens a storefront for $25 naps | TechCrunch How the Lakers landed LeBron in free agency - ESPN Video SB Nation on Twitter: ""so you're gonna want to avoid the 405, the 101, the 110, the 605 ..."… " German Washing Machine Model 3 | Tesla Sonos S-1 Chipotle Will Test a Quesadilla, and a New Strategy - The New York Times ಠ_ಠ on Twitter: "ah the milkshake, a veritable touchstone of mexican cuisine… " Chipotle Plans to Close Up to 65 Stores—But It Will Add a Happy Hour Menu | Food & Wine MoviePass is running out of money and needs to raise $1.2 billion MoviePass is leading a revolution in movie-ticket prices — Quartz 10 years of the App Store: The design evolution of the earliest apps | 9to5Mac Exclusive: Apple to deploy 1Password to all 123,000 employees, acquisition talks underway – BGR Apple is rebuilding Maps from the ground up | TechCrunch Apple slices into Spotify’s lead in US music market | Financial Times John Backus on Twitter: "... wow. Ben Affleck perfectly predicting Spotify and Netflix in a random 2003 interview Almost exactly right about the unit economics of annual music subscriptions and the timing of online movie streaming. Solid point too on how shareware (Napster) is a necessary predecessor… https://t.co/pIKKssB8AB"

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