11: That Thank You Has Expired

Analog(ue)

Relay

Society & Culture, Liss, Hurley, Technology, Feelings

4.6 • 242 Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2014

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

This week Myke and Casey start by having a conversation about the myriad of communication methods we have at our disposal. This leads on to a discussion about dealing with email, in its many forms.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to episode 11 of Analog on Relay FM.
0:11.9	This episode of Analog is brought to you by Backblaze, Online Backup Made Easy,
0:16.5	an Igloo, an intranet you'll actually like.
0:19.2	My name is Mike Hurley, but you're not here for me.
0:21.4	You're here for Casey Liss. I don't know about that, but hello, Mike. How are you?
0:26.0	I'm very well. Feeling a little bit of pressure now that you've led in with that introduction.
0:32.9	You know, you are what the people come to see. It's the one and only Casey Lutz. Where else are you going to get Casey Liss on a podcast?
0:40.0	Yeah, certainly nowhere else.
0:41.4	Now, definitely not available anywhere else.
0:43.4	No.
0:44.6	This is the only hours that you put in on the air every week.
0:48.7	Mm-hmm.
0:49.3	Everything else don't accept substitutes.
0:51.8	No, that is actually just a very advanced version of the OS10.
0:57.5	What does it say?
0:58.8	Command line thing, command?
1:02.6	You know what I'm talking about?
1:03.8	What, like the dictation thing?
1:05.5	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:06.6	Do you remember the one, this was on like a previous version of Oostan?
1:10.9	I can't remember which, where you'd have that little bubble that's set on the desktop.
1:14.1	And you'd say like, okay, computer and then ask it to tell you a joke.
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