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Mark Zuckerberg drops in for dinner unannounced, talks with firemen, and feeds a calf. Is he running for President, or just trying to convince us he's not secretly a robot? Apple has more than $250 billion in cash - what should it do with all that money? Microsoft introduces Windows 10 S, the Surface Laptop, Code Builder for Minecraft: Education edition, and more tools for schools. How much technology do schools need? Amazon's new echo has a camera, and its next one will have a touchpad. Is ubiquitous voice computing going to lead to the end of privacy forever? The Google Docs phishing attack makes us question if users are to blame. Facebook and Twitter want to be your next TV. 

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--Nick Bilton's new book is American Kingpin
--Brianna Wu is running for Congress in Massachusetts



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At the F8 Developer Conference, Facebook shows off its hot new augmented reality technology - which looks a whole lot like Snapchat. Apple is secretly working on non-invasive blood sugar detection, which could be a boon to millions of diabetics. Apple also wants to save the Earth by using 100% recycled materials in its products, covering its headquarters in solar panels, and manufacturing its own sweat. Wait, what? Google, which has made billions in ad revenue, is working on an ad blocker. The Samsung Galaxy S8 came out this week and has yet to explode. Bixby, Samsung's voice assistant, seems to be fizzling. According to Qualcomm, the first Windows PC using an ARM chip could be out later this year. in completely unrelated news, Intel has canceled the Intel Developer Forum. HTC's newest phone, codenamed Ocean, will have a squeezable frame and a questionable logo. Steve Ballmer's new site makes government spending more accessible. Another bad week for Uber. And McDonald's new uniforms highlight the techno-dystopia we all live in.

--Jason Hiner loves Revolutionary War themed musicals.
--Serenity Caldwell loves roller derby.
--Owen J.J. Stone loves his father and cherishes the stories that he recorded before his death.



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Aug. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Reputation.com Founder and CEO Michael Fertik discusses Silicon Valley arrogance and attitudes on “In The Loop.” (Source: Bloomberg)

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Amazon buys Whole Foods, might buy Slack. Travis Kalanick resigns as Uber CEO. The best drones money can buy. iPad Pro is the future of Mac laptops. Neighbor spoofing robocaller made a million calls a day. Apple Music now $99/year. Why Apple made the iPhone.  

--Owen JJ Stone has strange ideas about geography.
--Tom Merritt writes books about time travel.
--Jason Hiner writes books about amazing podcasters.



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Amazon buys Whole Foods, and has its eyes on Slack. Apple's HomePod - Sonos killer? Facebook's Safety Check causes stress. Twitter's redesign. Voter fraud conspiracies. E3 announcements.

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ce am folosit ca sa curat siliconul vechi. Si aici multa rabdare si perseverenta ! Ciudat ca siliconul se curata asa greu, dar totusi nu a oprit apa ! Si apa de la dus nu are debit si presiune foarte mare (pe rosturi cada dus) . Poate presiunea de vapori de apa e prea mare pentru silicon ?

I tried to upload something along the lines of this clip a few years ago but I put much more in it and the credits music ended up muting the video though copyright. Anyway it's from the end of the movie when Steve Jobs confronts Bill after the Macintosh announcement about stealing from them to make Windows. It's quite a powerful scene in the movie and shows that Noah Wiley is so much better at playing Steve Jobs then Ashton Kutcher. People seem to have gotten it into their heads that this is a Steve Jobs movie but it's really more like a 50/50 Apple/Microsoft movie.

Is Apple just pretending to be innovative? Does AlphaGo's latest victory mean that general AI is around the corner? Who knows more about you, Facebook or Google? Should the NSA stockpile exploits? How long can Tesla stay on top of the EV market? Are robot cops coming? And... Is that a hot dog?

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Another Exploration in Widescreen conversion, in this scene Steve Jobs, Wozniak and the rest of Apple Computer Inc. unveil the Apple II to the world at a computer convention. In the crowd is Bill Gates and Paul Allen from a little known company called Microsoft

On The New Screen Savers, Leo Laporte and Florence Ion talk with Jim Salter from The Wirecutter about how he is setting up real-world systems to test WiFi routers and mesh networks.

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All the highlights from Google I/O. Tim Cook has a blood sugar tracking watch. Facebook's guidelines for content moderation. Biz Stone is going back to Twitter. What happened with WannaCry. Minecraft devs don't want you to poison your birds. The FCC is going ahead with their plan to end Net Neutrality whether you like it or not. The internet is broken, and one of the men responsible is trying to fix it.

Jeff Jarvis went to Google I/O, and all he got was this t-shirt.
Mark Millian secretly hates the way Leo pronounces Bloomberg Business Week
Nathan Olivarez-Giles has mad street cred.

One of the most lavishly funded gadget startups in Silicon Valley last year was Juicero Inc. It makes a juice machine. The device transforms single-serving packets of finely chopped fruits and vegetables into liquid freshness. But is it worth $399?

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WWDC is tomorrow! What will Apple announce? A Siri Speaker, perhaps? Google will updat Chrome to block annoying ads, but what will count as "annoying?" Where did Microsoft go wrong? One word: Vista. The US Supreme Court decides that patent rights end at sale.

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US Congress votes to kill ISP privacy rules.  Fixing fake news is harder than anyone imagined. Apple AR might not be good for gamers. Twitter changes default profile picture. The best 2017 April Fools jokes.

--Brianna Wu wants to fix the government from within.
--Erin Griffith's husband learned to solve a Rubik's Cube during this show.
--Larry Magid remembers when facts mattered in news.    



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Leo is out this week, so Jason Snell takes the reins. At WWDC this week, Apple announced their Amazon Echo killer, the HomePod. They also announced big updates to iOS 11, the 10.5 iPad Pro, and the (at least) $4999 iMac Pro. Catering to a slightly less spendy demographic, Amazon announced that it will offer lower priced Prime subscriptions to people on Government Assistance. Uber had (another) bad week - capped off with Eric Holder's report to the Uber board.

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--Harry McCracken is on Team Katy.
--Lisa Schmeiser has a blank space, baby, and she'll write your name.
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The National Security Agency is ending its warrant-less wiretapping program that targeted American communications that in any way mentioned the names of foreigners currently under surveillance. The NSA issued a statement saying it will end the program, as well as delete the majority of upstream data generated from it.
The voice of the Amazon Echo is getting more human. The company says new Speech Synthesis Markup Language or SSLM will allow developers to create skills that feature whispering, bleeping out swear words, spelling out words, speaking at different volumes or rates, and more. So, it's only a matter of time before the robot steals our jobs.
Facebook is riddled with video content that has been lifted and republished from the original sources. New updates to Facebook’s Rights Manager will now allows rights holders to “claim ad earnings” from those videos, routing revenue generated from a video to them instead of into the pockets of the pirater.
Our Sorry Not Sorry segment is back, this time we discuss whether Wired magazine still has cultural relevance.
Plus we'll tell you more about the self-driving Lexus that Apple is using to test its self-driving software and a robot that can build a house out of spray foam. And finally, Sam Machkovech from Ars Technica joins us to chat about Einstein, Mario Kart, and big budget VR.

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Is Juicero legit or just a gimmick or a scam? This incident also highlights the problems of Silicon Valley!

There is a startup called Juicero that sells juice press and subscription for juice packs.

They just released their new product and Bloomberg did a product review for the machine.

Bloomberg tested their products and found out that you actually don't need the machine to produce juice from the packs. You can simply squeeze the juice out of the packs using your hands.

Their machine cost $399 and juice packs cost $5-8 per serving, so they are definitely a high end company.

After the Bloomberg video went viral, Juicero's CEO wrote an article defending the company.

Its interesting that he called hand squeezing is a kind of hacking.

After watching the Bloomberg video and the company introduction video on their website, I just find the company to be really gimmicky.

I am surprised to find out that Juicero raised $120 million from investors such as Google Ventures and famous VC firm Kleiner Perkins.

After this incident, I don't think the company is ever going to receive anymore funding.

It is going to be difficult for them to continue operating.

This incident also highlights some problems silicon valley has right now.

There is too much money chasing too few opportunities and some investors throw a lot of money in stupid ideas.

That's probably a sign that there is a bubble at Silicon Valley. It will be interesting to see how it plays out.

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The fourth season of HBO’s hit comedy series “Silicon Valley” returns this weekend, and the cast says fans can expect an upcoming “crisis of morality” which causes Richard to leave the group behind.

“I’m not sure how much we can say but I guess Richard goes off on his own,” Zach Woods, who plays Jared (also known as OJ also known as Donald), told TheWrap in a recent interview.

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Here we see the actor Noah Wyle playing the role of Steve Jobs at the start of the Macworld expo. Noah played the role of Steve in the movie Pirates Of Silicon Valley which was released that same year.

The newly launched Google Assistant SDK will let developers tap into the AI power of Google Assistant from their own prototype hardware. It's currently a Developer Preview though, so anyone interested in commercializing hardware based on the SDK will still need to arrange that with Google first.
Recode reports that Apple might be creating its own Venmo competitor, that will let iPhone users transfer or pay money directly to other people from the phone. There's no word yet on when exactly this feature might come to the iPhone.
Anthony Levandowski, the head of the self driving group at Uber, is stepping aside as the Waymo lawsuit alleging his theft of 14,000 files comes barreling toward him. Eric Meyhofer will lead the team, and Levandoswki told his employees to avoid including him on any communications related to Lidar ahead of the hearing next week.
Plus Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Samsung reporting their earnings and we'll tell you what you need to know. Plus, the eternal question -- why aren't more smart watches built with flashlights?

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US Senate votes to end ISP privacy regulations. The Turkish Crime Family demand $100,000 in iTunes gift cards for iCloud hack. Android O needs a name. Supreme Court hears printer ink patent case. Tesla Model 3 is on the way. Samsung Galaxy S8's big announcement is coming this week. US and UK ban electronics bigger than a phone on flights from Middle Eastern countries by Middle Eastern carriers. Google screws up messaging - again.

--Georgia Dow has two VR rooms in her house.
--Rob Reid knows what music aliens like best.
--Nathan Olivarez-Giles wants a car with a naturally aspirated engine.​​



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Apple fights the new right to repair legislation, Bill Gates wants robots to pay taxes, 4chans effect on the internet, Verizon is bringing back "unlimited" data plans, SpaceX set for wireless internet by 2019, and Zuckerberg's global community.

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Apple may launch an alternate reality device this year, FCC clears its investigations into Zero Rating and opening cable boxes, Oculus Rift loses $500 million suit, Google must turn over foreign emails, Snap IPO, Tesla's new tunnel.

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Uber's President quits, saying that the job was not what he signed on for. Orson Wells' new movie comes to Netflix. How to make money in the new music industry. Pwn2Own winners do the impossible hack. Is your vibrator tracking you? All this, and growing human flesh on robots - what could go wrong? 

--Tom Merritt has a new sci-fi novel: Pilot X.
--Roberto Baldwin is in a Devo cover band.
--Steve Kovach is the Dark Knight.



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Megan Morrone and Jason Howell discuss Waymo's new partner in the self-driving car race. Avis Budget Group will help Waymo manages its self-driving car fleet of Chrystler minivans in Phoenix, where it started offering rides back in April. Avis Budget owns the two traditional rental car companies, plus on demand rental car company ZipCar. The deal will offer them ideal locations where cars are needed, plus a management and maintenance infrastructure. In other news, Apple has leased 6 cars from Hertz. That's right 6.
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United "overbooking": what's the real story? A murder streamed on Facebook Live. Apple sues Qualcomm, Qualcom sues Apple right back. Windows 10 Creators Update is here - are you excited for 3D Paint? The internet Archive emulates early Macs. Princeton creates an unblockable ad blocker. Nintendo stops selling the NES Classic - why? The death of the American mall.

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Snapchat has a huge IPO -and makes one high school $24 million. Is Apple killing the lightning port on the iPhone 8? Spotify crosses the 50 million user mark. Mobile World Congress 2017 had a whole bunch of great phones. Nintendo Switch cartridges taste horrible on purpose. Overwatch wins Game of the Year at GDC. All this and Uber's terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad week.

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Daylight Saving Time is a blight on mankind. All the details in the Wikileaks dump of CIA hacking tools. How our data can be used against us. Nintendo Switch breaks launch records. A father gets embarrassed by his kids live on BBC. Would you hire someone from Uber?

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Will Twitter's new anti-harassment tools succeed? Tim Cook hints at Apple's AR future. Gigabit fiber vs. 5G wireless vs. satellite internet in a 3-way race to own your broadband. House passes email privacy bill. Coding is the next blue-collar job.  

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Is Apple working in secret with Carl Zeiss on AR glasses? Will Mark Zuckerberg run for President? Consumer Reports changes its mind about the MacBook Pro. Fark.com gets farked over by Google. Telegram, Cellebrite, and Giuliani get hacked, but WhatsApp does not. Family Tree Now knows a scary amount about you.

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The revolution came when we weren't looking. It happened in a garage. In a dorm room. In countless hours of effort, imagining and intrigue. Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates were changing the way the world works, lives and communicates. The event-packed saga of the quirky visionaries who jump-started the future unfolds with exhilarating, cutting-edge style in Pirates of Silicon Valley. Noah Wyle (ER) portrays Jobs and Anthony Michael Hall (The Dead Zone) portrays Gates in this chronicle of the fierce and often humorous battle to rule the fledgling personal computer empire. The story is almost Shakespearean... it's a tale of lust, greed, ambition, love and hate, writer/director Martyn Burke reflects. And it's a success story unlike any other. MPAA Rating: NOTRATED Pirates of Silicon Valley (c) 1999 TNT Originals, Inc. #Trailer #WB

The WannaCry ransomware attack is far from over. Amazon introduces the Echo Show - will the touchscreen voice assistant/videophone flop? Microsoft announces their own voice assistant, the Cortana Speaker. The US plans to ban laptops on flights from Europe. Comcast and Charter agree not to compete on wireless. Russian hackers pwned by French presidential campaign

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The most important scene from Pirate of Silicon Valley (in my opinion) a summary of what everyone should know about Apple, Microsoft, the GUI, and the relationship between them.

Bill Gates understood two things, a thief can't complain when you steal what they stole from them, and two, being first to market matters most when the product can be improved latter.

Apple was stealing from Xerox, and got upset because Microsoft stole it from them.

Of course all of this seems to be coming to a close as Apple seems to be abandoning the desktop market. Of course since the Iphone OS isn't being licensed it seems Steve and Co are going to repeat the mistakes they made with the Macintosh.