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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2012 · 1H 29M

Episode 60: 60: Reversing the Polarity

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John Siracusa and Dan Benjamin discuss the puzzling UI of iPhoto for IOS, the magnetic polarity of iPad Smart Covers, the Apple TV's ability to work with any remote, the iPad's lack of a number in its name (again), automotive platform awareness in Germany, video signal value ranges, DVRs in the UK, statistical significance, the Apple TV remote (again), and finally, Mike Daisey, Apple, and China. Links for this episode:The Great Instruction Manual Adventure - Dov FrankeliPad 3 Smart Cover Sleep/Wake Feature Not Working - Mark BoothAn Example of Photography on the Retina Display - Duncan DavidsonThis American Life's retraction of its original Mike Daisey episodeThis American Life episode about Mr. Daisey and Apple factoriesRGB High/Low on the Apple TV - Christopher G. HerbertHypercritical #49: Pinching the HarmonicaHypercritical #50: Maximum Deflection in All DirectionsDaring Fireball on Mike Daisey: Separating the Baby From the Bath WaterThis episode is sponsored by Gitbox, Freshbooks - painless billing, and BBEdit - Dan's favorite text editor.

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