24: The Mad Max Threshold

Brad & Will Made a Tech Pod.

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Tech, Smartphone, Phone, Videogame, Microsoft, Games, Apple, Space, Science, Techpod, Society & Culture, Tesla, Technology, Android, Electric Car, Amazon, Smart Phone, Tech Pod, Google, Video Game, Ios

4.8 • 555 Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2020

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Disaster preparedness: nobody wants to think about it, but everybody needs to. This week we cover the basics of the federal emergency checklist, discuss the magic of UV disinfection, run through Brad's very robust survival kit, and talk over some options for power outages, food shortages, and even sleeping out of doors.

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0:00.0	All right, Will, here's the real reason that I wanted to do this podcast with you.
0:02.9	Hit me.
0:03.4	So I can ask you questions.
0:05.4	Is it just a formal way?
0:06.6	You could do that anyway.
0:07.3	It's just a formal way for me to get my own curiosity satiated.
0:10.9	Here I am.
0:11.8	I can look things about Wikipedia are real good.
0:14.2	We ended last week with me rambling about buying a cereal to USB cable.
0:19.0	Yeah, I'm really into this idea.
0:20.1	Setting up a com port.
0:21.4	Yeah, now you're...
0:21.9	This is a great idea.
0:23.1	As a kind of ancillary topic to that, what the hell is a U-Art?
0:27.1	Because that's something I've run into setting this thing up.
0:29.4	And then you also mentioned U-Arts, I think, talking about PS2 ports for mice and keyboards.
0:34.2	Modems probably, yeah.
0:35.1	A couple weeks ago, But I've seen, I basically have seen that acronym
0:38.0	related to a bunch
0:39.3	of the kind of
0:40.1	internal core technology
0:42.0	on motherboards,
	...

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