Episode 349: Mild Hybrid - Technically Correct

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With AI and Machine Learning becoming more core to the iPhone experience, we’re probably one release away from App Store notifications based on your calendar, heart rate, and mood that suggest “redownload the Taco Bell app?” at your lowest life moments. This week: boring cars, kids entertainment, and ringing the bell for a master of the small screen. 🛎️.Links:Taco Bell accused of skimping on beef for Crunchwraps and Mexican Pizzas in lawsuit Having 4 dogs we always knew we wanted to incorporate a dog bath into our utility renovation. I had a look on Pinterest to get some ideas… | Instagram Mark Margolis, Scene-Stealing Actor in ‘Breaking Bad,’ Dies at 83 - The New York Times Hollywood calls time on golden era of cheap streaming | Financial Times Review: The ‘Great American Baking Show’ Reboot Is Actually Good - Eater Disney’s ESPN Plots Its Streaming Future, Seeking Tie-Ups With Leagues and Rivals - WSJ TV’s Golden Era Proved Costly to Streamers - WSJ Disney to raise Disney+ price for ad-free plan Upgrade #471: A Technological 23rd Century Star Trek Thing - Relay FM Coffee Golf on the App Store

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With AI and Machine Learning becoming more core to the iPhone experience, we’re probably one release away from App Store notifications based on your calendar, heart rate, and mood that suggest “redownload the Taco Bell app?” at your lowest life...

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