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This Week in Google 643: The Verdant Lady
Amazon, Meta Scrap CES Plans in Las Vegas After Covid Surge. Jack Dorsey caused an uproar with a bizarre Web3 Twitter rant. 'Bitcoin will replace the US dollar', says former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey. Reddit Announces Confidential Submission of Draft Registration Statement Related to Proposed…
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Windows Weekly 756: The Amish Comic
Revisiting Microsoft's 2021 and looking to the future. With the rollout of 21H2, Microsoft moves Windows 10 to annual updates Microsoft officially acknowledges Windows 10X isn't happening Microsoft brings Windows to the cloud with Windows 365 and Cloud PC Microsoft to make hybrid meetings work...
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Security Now 850: It's a Log4j Christmas
Picture of the Week. Google's 16th exploited Chrome 0-day of the year. Firefox refuses to do Microsoft.com! Firefox disabled Microsoft's Cloud Clipboard. Weaknesses in all cellular networks since 2G. Cross Wi-Fi / Bluetooth leakage. "The Matrix Resurrections" aka "The Matrix 4". SpinRite. It's a...
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MacBreak Weekly 797: A Plastic Festoon
Pegasus, CSAM Detection, App Store Devs $1M Spyware firm NSO mulls shutdown of Pegasus & sale of company New data shows how many app store devs earned $1m for the first time in 2021 Apple scrubs controversial CSAM detection feature from a webpage but says plans haven't changed Apple sues Ericsson...
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The Tech Guy 1854
Julian calls in chatting about accessibility and how iOS15 further helps with accessibility. Sam Abuelsamid joins the show to talk about the new Hyundai Ionic 5 EV. Art updates his iPhone to iOS 15.2, but all of his passwords are missing from his password vault AllPassPro. Brian is calling in...
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This Week in Tech 854: Filters Not Included
Log4j vulnerability, YouTube and Disney make up, Tardigrades, Anti-5G necklace Hackers start pushing malware in worldwide Log4Shell attacks. The Next Wave of Log4J Attacks Will Be Brutal. The Numbers Behind Log4j Vulnerability CVE-2021-44228. YouTube TV Reaches Deal To Bring Back Disney-Owned...
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The Tech Guy 1853
What happens to two-factor authentication when you change sim cards in a phone? What are the best movies to watch on a 4K TV? Will Apple fix my iPhone if it has a stripped screw? Should I upgrade to a 4K TV? What is a good backup alternative to Carbonite? Will I get better accessibility features…
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This Week in Google 642: A Clattering of Smart Phones
Hackers Backed by China Seen Exploiting Security Flaw in Internet Software. US wins appeal over extradition of WikiLeaks founder. Elon Musk: Person of the Year 2021. Elon Musk named Financial Times 'person of the year' . Ant Pruitt named TWiT of the Year. Monkey NFT Typo Causes Seller To Lose Out...
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Windows Weekly 755: Chris Caps the Year
Deck the halls with Log4j patches Log4j flaw: Now state-backed hackers are using bug as part of attacks, warns Microsoft Ringing the antitrust bells Vivaldi: Microsoft is Up To Its Old Tricks Again Oh, Microsoft (Premium) Microsoft doubles down on its strategy to get more Windows 11 users on Edge...
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Security Now 849: Log4j & Log4Shell
Picture of the Week. Amazon outage and cloud dependence. AirTag Abuse. Windows 11 vs Your Browser of Choice. WordPress once again in the crosshairs. Closing the Loop. Sci-Fi. SpinRite. Log4j & Log4Shell. We invite you to read our show notes at https://www.grc.com/sn/SN-849-Notes.pdf Hosts: Steve...
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MacBreak Weekly 796: It's Not About the Nutella
iOS, watchOS, iPadOS, tvOS Updates Apple's Universal Control feature for Mac and iPad delayed until Spring 2022 iOS 15.2, watchOS 8.3, iPadOS 15.2, tvOS 15.2 is here Apple updates macOS Monterey with SharePlay, MagSafe charging fix, and more Apple patches Log4Shell iCloud vulnerability Apple wins...
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This Week in Tech 853: Make It Cozy
Worst 0-day in a decade, Amazon outage, Assange extradition, Birds Aren't Real Six dead, no hope of more survivors after tornadoes destroy Amazon warehouse. Log4Shell: RCE 0-day exploit found in log4j2, a popular Java logging package. An Amazon server outage caused problems for Alexa, Ring…
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The Tech Guy 1852
Jan renewed her domain name with Google Domains, but got charged extra for privacy and protection. Is she being scammed? Stanley is swapping out his old hard drive for a new one. What's an easy way to transfer the data & programs? Don is getting photos and ads in his screensavers within Windows…
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The Tech Guy 1851
Inexpensive video editing, MVNOs, DIY podcasting kit Estin needs an inexpensive video editing application to create a documentary for a history competition. Deanna is having trouble getting Dell to fix her computer. Stanley wants to know if he can switch to an MVNO and still get the service he's...
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This Week in Google 641: Don't Touch My Fun Noodle!
SaltHank.com is live! Year in search 2021. Instagram head Adam Mosseri says the app will offer a chronological feed option early next year. Right-wing activists are openly 'weaponizing' Twitter's new private media policy. Ex-Googler Timnit Gebru Starts Her Own AI Research Center. The morning in…
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Windows Weekly 754: Pleasure Per Gigabyte
Edge default browser, Windows 11 Notepad, Windows on ARM Microsoft looks ready to make changing browsers on Windows 11 easier Microsoft Steps Back From the Default Browser Cliff Microsoft Edges Tries to Convince Users Not to Download Chrome Microsoft Releases New Windows 11 Pre-Release Build With...
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Security Now 848: XSinator
Picture of the Week. Tavis finds a bad bug in NSS. Cheap Smartwatches for kids and babies? Additional VPN vendors just say no to Roskomnadzor! Windows 11 loosens its grip on Edge. RTF Templates being used to inject malicious content. A Malicious Botnet uses the Bitcoin Blockchain. HP's has been...
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MacBreak Weekly 795: The Double Isaac
Apple strikes back, bringing legal action against Russia's market regulator. Facing hostile Chinese authorities, Apple's CEO signed a $275 billion deal with them. Apple planning redesigned iPad Pro, high-end iMac, new Mac Pro, more for 2022. App Store Awards honor the best apps and games of 2021....
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This Week in Tech 852: Mystery Hut on the Moon
Jack leaves Twitter, what is Web3, Bitcoin crashes again, Cyber Monday China's Yutu 2 rover spots cube-shaped 'mystery hut' on far side of the moon. Jack is leaving Twitter and we have ~thoughts~ Twitter Has a New CEO; What About a New Business Model? Jack Dorsey's Square changes corporate name…
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The Tech Guy 1850
Jamie is calling in asking what's a good security camera that they can install in their car. Ray's been getting messages that his password was changed on his online bank account. He wants to know what he can do to fix the situation? Sheryl's PIxel 3 phone is getting one last security update next...
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The Tech Guy 1849
17-inch laptops, ATSC 3.0, loud commercials on Hulu - Trevor wants to replace his older 17-inch Dell laptop with a quieter, newer system. - Ron wants to play the photo slideshows he makes with Windows Movie Maker on his Google Nest Hub Max. - Fran is having trouble connecting to WiFi with her...
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This Week in Google 640: That Bret Taylor?
@Jack: not sure anyone has heard but, I resigned from Twitter. Who is Parag Agrawal? Twitter Has a New CEO; What About a New Business Model? Twitter bans sharing 'private' images and videos without consent. Jack Dorsey's Square changes corporate name to Block. Edge users aren't happy about...
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Windows Weekly 753: Buy Now, Pay Later
Edgegate, Loop for Teams, Listener Q&A Microsoft Continues to Bog Down Edge with Unnecessary Bloat Users Push Back Against Bloatware in Microsoft Edge Cyber Monday: The Rise of Buy Now, Pay Later | BizTech Magazine Microsoft 365 Microsoft creates new standalone Teams Essentials edition for SMBs...
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Security Now 847: Bogons Begone!
Picture of the Week. "Super Duper Secure Mode" 37% of the world's smartphones are vulnerable. The RAT Dispenser. The Entirely Predictable 0-Day Windows Exploit. "The Frontiers Saga: Fringe Worlds" Closing the Loop. Bogons Begone! We invite you to read our show notes at...
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MacBreak Weekly 794: Canada Loves You Back
Apple Music Awards, AR Headset, 5G Modem Apple Podcasts Best of 2021. Third annual Apple Music Award winners. Apple alerted Polish prosecutor that NSO has likely compromised her iPhone. Apple fines $11 million for misuse of customer data in Italy. Apple taps TSMC to build a custom iPhone 5G modem...
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MacBreak 132: Macbreak Studio: The "F" Key
Alex invites Mark Spencer to show how the "F" key can simplify both keyframing as well as general workflow in Motion.
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MacBreak 72: Minute: Keyboard form navigation
Merlin gives your spacebar a power-up, showing you how to use your keyboard to more quickly navigate web forms.
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MacBreak 71: NAB 2007: Sony
Alex and Craig discuss Sony's announcement of the XDCAM EX camcorder at NAB.
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MacBreak 70: NAB 2007: Cinital
Alex and Craig Syverson check out the Cinital virtual set system at NAB.
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MacBreak 69: NAB 2007: RED
Alex and Craig visit the RED booth at NAB.
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MacBreak 68: NAB 2007: Adobe
Alex and Craig discuss Adobe's new releases with Brian Maffitt from Total Training.
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MacBreak 67: NAB 2007: AJA Io HD
Alex and Craig chat with Jerry Hofmann about the new AJA Io HD.
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MacBreak 66: NAB 2007: Final Cut Studio 2
Alex and Craig Syverson discuss Apple's release of Final Cut Studio 2 at NAB.
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MacBreak 65: Minute - Cmd-Tab
MacBreak Minute: Kenji shows you the the Cmd-Tab keyboard shortcut for quickly moving between open applications.
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MacBreak 64: Apple TV
Leo and Merlin discuss the new Apple TV at the Pixel Corps Gear Media Tech conference.
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MacBreak 63: TextExpander
Leo and Merlin discuss TextExpander, which saves you keystrokes with customized abbreviations for frequently used text.
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MacBreak 62: Summarize
Kenji Kato shows us how to use a little-known summarization tool buried in the Services menu.
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MacBreak 61: More Conversations with Kwesi
Leo's back with producer Kwesi Collisson to discuss the techniques used to complete a scene from the film 'Conversations with Other Women'.
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MacBreak 60 : iTheater Video Glasses
Leo and Kendra discuss the iTheater Video Glasses for use with your iPod video.
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MacBreak 59 Macworld 2007: Show Floor Tour de Force
Alex and Merlin round out our coverage from the Macworld 2007 expo.
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MacBreak 58 Macworld 2007: More Pro Tools and Software with Alex
Alex continues his tour of the show floor with Firmtek and Digital Cinema Tools.
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MacBreak 57 Macworld 2007: MemoryMiner
Merlin interviews the creators of MemoryMiner.
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MacBreak 56 Macworld 2007: Macworld with Merlin, cont'd.
Merlin continues his tour of the show floor, speaking with Dan Moren from MacUser, Brian Johnson from Microsoft and indulging in his most relaxing interview.
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MacBreak 55 Macworld 2007: Google Sketchup Updates
Alex Lindsay and Alex Oliver discuss some of the new features in the latest release of Google Sketchup.
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MacBreak 54 Macworld 2007: Bare Bones Software
Merlin chats with the kind folk at Bare Bones Software, makers of BBEdit and Yojimbo.
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MacBreak 53 Macworld 2007: Cocoalicious
Merlin speaks to the developer of cocoalicious about his del.icio.us client and the software possibilities of the new iPhone.
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MacBreak 52 Macworld 2007: Mac Gadgets with Justine Ezarik
New MacBreak Host Justine Ezarik shows us some of the cool Mac gadgets and software from the Macworld expo.
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MacBreak 51 Macworld 2007: The Omni Group
Merlin chats with Ken Case from the Omni Group about their products and the application development possibilities for the iPhone.
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MacBreak 50 Macworld 2007: MacTank
Merlin chats with the developers of MailTank and MailTemplate.
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MacBreak 49 Macworld 2007: AppZapper, Pzziz and Cha-Ching
Leo and Merlin continue their tour of 'Tiny Town', visiting with the makers of Cha-Ching, Pzziz and AppZapper.
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