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Sep 13, 2013 59 min

Podcast Episode 129 – This Happened Before

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This week's podcast finds the guy with a bout of "convention hangover" as they struggle to recover from the insanity that was Salt Lake Comic Con. But with new iPhones, new Stargate movies, and Breaking Bad ending . . . who has time to rest? No, seriously, who? And if you could show us how, we'd really appreciate it! Headlines: Stan Lee Media (not Stan Lee) gets smacked down in court Microsoft puts Xbox music on Android and iOS, shows Google how it's done. DARPA: "If we don't torrent, then the terrorists win." Pirates 5 delayed AT&T quickly forgets just how bad an idea it is to advertise a Blackberry on Twitter One more reason to like Steam Google+ isn’t really a desolate wasteland New iPhone 5S and 5C Better call Saul A new Stargate trilogy and Zuke isn’t happy? Canada releases Superman coins Dell confirms that it’s going private Cortana coming to Windows Phone Voyager 1 has entered interstellar space. Will return as V’Ger in 200 years. Cord cutting will change TV and force it to innovate says Epix TV CEO Zuke’s Favorite: Computer geek builds a fitness geek’s dream machine to track himself for a fantasy geek’s nightmare. Universe implodes. Zohner’s Favorite: iPhone rehash Schmidty’s Favorite: SciShow: Fundamental Forces of Physics Stark’s Favorite: A modern trailer for Monty Python and the Holy Grail

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