Episode 81: It Only Took Til 2019... To Remove USBs Without Ejecting Them
29th April 2019 • Tech Talk Y'all • Edgewise Media
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Shownotes
In this Episode:
- Dialect Survey - Flying Insect with Rear Light (1:30)
- Google's Parent Has a Plan to Eliminate Mosquitos (2:52)
- Sri Lanka Blocks Social Media Amid Bomb Attacks (5:40)
- Utah Bans Police From Searching Digital Data Without A Warrant (7:50)
- Tesla investigates Model S explosion in Shanghai (9:30)
- Amazon demands selfies from delivery drivers (12:55)
- What Happens on Wall Street, Stays in San Francisco (15:22)
- Netflix's random play button is what we've all been waiting for (17:29)
Weird & Wacky:
- Neuroscientists just brought pig brain cells back to life, changing our view of death (20:38)
- A Genius First-of-Its-Kind Device Has Created Electricity From Snowfall (23:47)
- Microsoft Has Announced We Can Finally Remove USBs Without Ejecting Them (25:35)
Tech Recommendations (26:39):
- Sanjay - Dell Outlet
- Adam - Siri Shortcuts
- Shannon - Google Trends
Ad music is from "Partly Cloudy" by A Tape Full of Mistakes
Weird & Wacky theme music is from "Brainwavves" by Strong Suit
Sponsored By:
- The Woodruff Arts Center: The Woodruff Arts Center, the third largest arts center in the country, is home to the Tony Award-winning Alliance Theatre, the Grammy Award-winning Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the High Museum of Art, the leading art museum in the Southeast. The Woodruff knows how to blend contemporary digital technology with artistic excellence. Just check out their new Coca-Cola stage, their live simulcasts that allow visitors to watch sold-out Atlanta Symphony Orchestra shows or their use of ArtClix, a program that features image-recognition technology to identify the art at the High Museum. Learn more at www.woodruffcenter.org.
Links:
- Dialect Survey Results (Lighting Bug is the right answer)
- How to Kill Mosquitoes? Google and Verily Have a Plan - Bloomberg
- Sri Lanka Blocks Social Media Amid Bomb Attacks
- Utah Bans Police From Searching Digital Data Without A Warrant, Closes Fourth Amendment Loophole
- Tesla investigates Model S explosion in Shanghai - The Washington Post
- Amazon demands selfies from delivery drivers - Business Insider
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