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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2026 · 1H 18M

Episode: 220: Little Horses in a Field Somewhere

from Wake from Sleep · host Rod Middleton

Follow UpAdobe modifies hosts file for analytics: MJTsaiYouTube Shorts makes it easy to deepfake yourself: The VergeMicrosoft removes unnecessary Copilot buttons: EngadgetOvercast launches podcast transcripts: 9to5MacNHS staff resist Palantir software: The RegisterNewsFrance launches government Linux desktop plan: LinuxiacMac OS X running on a Wii: EngadgetArtemis II crew deals with Outlook issues: EngadgetApple highlights Artemis II iPhone photography: MacRumorsMeta employee downloads 30,000 photos: BBC NewsmacOS Tahoe crashes after 49 days of uptime: Six ColorsMac mini and Mac Studio configs out of stock: 9to5MacCar CornerEU blocking imports of large American trucks: Ars TechnicaMediaProject Hail Mary: MetacriticThey Will Kill You: MetacriticWake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery: MetacriticNo Time to Die: MetacriticThe Thomas Crown Affair (1968): MetacriticGamesValve brings native Steam Link to Vision Pro: Ars TechnicaMain Show: Apple at 50System Polish: Aqua LibraryHardware Touches: Pulsating Sleep Light | MagSafe Charging Light | Replaceable BatteriesSoftware we miss: Front Row | iSync | iPodIconic Design: The Original iMac G3 Colours | Proxy IconsApp & Thing of the WeekApp: DockDoorThing: The Burning Stones by Antti Tuomainen

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This week Chris and Rod have follow up on Adobe modifying user hosts files for their own analytics, Google making it easier to deepfake yourself via YouTube Shorts, and Microsoft starting to remove unnecessary Copilot buttons from Windows 11. We also look at the arrival of podcast transcripts in Overcast and why NHS staff are resisting the move to Palantir software. In the news, France has launched a plan to exit Windows in favour of a government Linux desktop, a hacker has managed to get Mac OS X running on a Wii, and the Artemis II crew are facing the same Outlook issues as the rest of us. We also discuss a major security breach involving a Meta employee, a curious macOS Tahoe bug that causes crashes after 49 days, and why some Mac models are currently completely out of stock. The main show celebrates Apple at 50 by looking back at the tech we miss, from the polish of Snow Leopard and the pulsating sleep lights to the era of see-through logos and replaceable batteries with built-in charge indicators.

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