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Untitled Linux Show 270: Bet on Heat Death
Ubuntu has security patches that you may not be getting, Bottles has some interesting tricks on ARM, and Switzerland is going Open Source. T...
Hands-On Tech 284: Understanding How to Recover Deleted Files
On this week's Hands-On Tech, Mikah helps Harriett understand whether deleted files are truly gone when the recycle bin is emptied, and whet...
This Week in Space 227: TrekMania
Hold onto your phasers, but it's been 60 years since Star Trek 's debut, and the franchise is still going strong. For 40 of those years, Mik...
Tech News Weekly 454: Apple's New iPhone Duo
Jacob Ward explores the resignation of an Anthropic AI researcher and mounting alarms over AI's potential dangers, while Dan Moren recaps Ap...
Home Theater Geeks 548: Stuart Fails to Save the Universe
In this new occasional series within Home Theater Geeks , Scott Wilkinson talks about content he is particularly enjoying. This week, he is...
Hands-On Windows 206: Upgrades in Windows 11 26H2
Microsoft is shaking up how Windows 11 26H2 rolls out, flipping the script with new features, interface tweaks, and a surprise delivery meth...
Hands-On Apple 248: Options for Backing up Your iPhone
With new iPhones shipping and major iOS updates around the corner, now is the moment to protect your info. Mikah shows the overlooked featur...
iOS Today 819: Passwords Are Dead-ish
Are passwords really on their way out, or are we stuck with them a bit longer? Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard dig into Apple's latest mo...
Intelligent Machines 887: September 39th
As Apple finally pulls back the curtain on its next-gen Siri AI, we break down what actually works, where it falls short, and how a wave of...
Hands-On AI: Hands-On AI Cuts Through Hype and Doom
Depending on who you ask, AI is either going to save the world or end it. Mikah Sargent has a different take: it's a tool, and what matters...
Windows Weekly 1000: Ensheepified
With Microsoft shattering records for patched vulnerabilities and AI exposing even more bugs, Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Richard Campbe...
Security Now 1095: AI-Driven Expertise Loss
OpenAI's latest advances have the rumor mill buzzing about "hidden thoughts" and unsupervisable models, but are AI safety experts panicking...
MacBreak Weekly 1041: SHAME
Apple's long-awaited foldable iPhone could finally be revealed, but will a $2,000+ price tag turn it into an instant sensation or a tech nov...
This Week in Tech 1100: Yoloville
When politicians, parents, and platforms collide, who protects kids from tech's dark side? Dive into real stories of digital parenting, poli...
Untitled Linux Show 269: Kerfluffel
This week, we dive back into Omarchy, discuss the Ur project, and celebrate CERN's upgrade to Debian. Audacity 4 is finally out, Jeff tries...
Hands-On Tech 283: Is Airplane Mode Necessary?
On this episode of Hands-On Tech, Mikah answers Gene's question about whether airplane mode still serves a real engineering purpose in 2026...
This Week in Space 226: Who Owns the Moon?
Capitalism—and a strong profit motivation—has driven enterprise for centuries. Two notable examples are the East India Company and the US tr...
Tech News Weekly 453: Scammers Cash In on GTA 6
Apple enters the John Ternus era as he becomes CEO ahead of the anticipated iPhone event, a climate scientist exposes the real energy costs...
Home Theater Geeks 547: Senior Living Lyceum
Joe Klusnick, whose home theater was recently featured on Home Theater Geeks, returns to talk about another project he worked on recently: a...