Episode 182: Don’t Reduce My Fractions

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Loyal listeners, get your bingo cards ready because I think we might clear the board with this one. This week: EVs, mobile payments, streaming video, sparkling water, and a Canadian musician gets a PepsiCo payday. 💸.Links:Bubly | Michael Bublé | Super Bowl Teaser - YouTube Panos Panay on Twitter: "Incredible game happening right now...but don't worry about the #SurfacePro, we quality test for this exact scenario...it's fine #NFLPlayoffs #Surface #producttesting #builttolast #Chiefs #Patriots #NFLHighlights @NFL @surface… https://t.co/h9rRPvWJ7W" Click for Philips Hue – RunLessWire Sony is replacing its awful camera photo transfer app Sony promises firmware updates for a7 III, a7R III and a9, improving AF: Digital Photography Review Apple Pay will soon work at Target, Taco Bell and more locations, covering 74% of top US merchants - 9to5Mac Netflix is raising prices across of all of its tiers Hulu drops to just $5.99 per month after Netflix’s price hikes - The Verge AT&T, Disney, Comcast Face Worrisome Amounts of Debt – Variety The Bundle strikes back: How streaming caught up to cable TV prices Netflix points to 'Fortnite' as competition after its price hike Ford-Owned Shuttle Startup Chariot Is Shutting Down Scoop: Ford to end sponsorship of Lyft-owned bike share service - Axios TiVo To Bring Live Television and DVR Recordings to Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV – Zatz Not Funny! Say hello, new logo | The Official Slack Blog “Slaccidental Tech Podcast” graphic tee by Accidental Tech Podcast. | Cotton Bureau Daring Fireball: Slack Gets a Bland New Identity From Pentagram Amazon.com: VAVA USB C Hub 8-in-1 Adapter with PD Power Delivery, 1Gbps Ethernet Port, SD Card Reader, 4K USB C to HDMI, 3 USB 3.0 Ports for MacBook Pro and Type C Windows Laptops: Computers & Accessories Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on How to Reform the Platform - The Ringer Jack Dorsey Has No Clue What He Wants | HuffPost Music for everyone - Spotify

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