21: The Transitive Property of Nerdiness

Accidental Tech Podcast

Marco Arment

Technology

4.3 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 12 July 2013

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Summary

iWatch follow-up.
Alex Eckermann on Bluetooth Low Energy and iWatch.
Eric Welander's thoughts on Siri for iWatch.
iWatch as a means of identity.
How regular people use iOS devices, as witnessed by John.
Multitasking-switcher implications in iOS 7.
iCloud's priority within Apple.
Dropbox Datastore API, including its JavaScript API.
Does the Datastore API obviate the need for a web service?
Nerd-targeted products.

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0:00.0	This episode is brought to you in part by Audible, the leading provider of downloadable audio books.
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0:13.0	Linode, lineode, I hate.
0:15.0	Yeah.
0:16.0	Linus, linux, I...
0:18.0	Linus...
0:19.0	Oh, there's so many... so many problems.
0:23.0	Are we allowed to do follow-up?
0:25.0	Why not?
0:26.0	Sure, why not?
0:27.0	John, have you licensed the term to us?
0:29.0	Yeah, you haven't been getting my bills.
0:31.0	My rates are very, very reasonable.
0:34.0	Funny I've been getting them.
0:36.0	Yeah.
0:37.0	All right, so this first bit is just somebody posted something on App.net
0:41.0	whose username is J-A-S-T-E.
0:43.0	But I don't know if that's the real name or handle.
0:45.0	I believe it's from JST.
0:47.0	You think so, but who knows.
0:49.0	This is about, as an iWatch follow-up,
0:51.0	and he thinks that the iWatch will be apples foray into identity.
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