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Grumpy old geeks, a weekly talk show hosted by Brian Schultmeister and Jason

DeFilippo discussing the finer points of what went wrong on the internet and who's to blame.

Welcome to Grumpy old geeks, I'm Jason DeFilippo.

And I'm Brian Schultmeister. What a week Brian.

I've had some interesting health issues this week, which has gotten me into which I'm not going

to talk about on the show because the people have spoken. They don't give a shit about that stuff.

So I'm going to talk about the technology side of my brain falling apart.

I've been talking with my friend Kevin Rose and he's a big health hacker guy.

And he's turned me on to a couple different services, but there's one that I found that's called

Prome Thes. I just call it Prometheus because I think it's kind of like they were going for.

But what it is is you take your 23 and me and Sreshty.com, Family Tree DNA or whatever data that

you have about your genome, you pop it in and then it builds a report for you based on S,

was it SPpedia? I think that was the name of it. And it's kind of cool. What it does is it gives

you just a better way to view the data than you get from these other things because I'm like,

I'm looking through my 23 and me data and on their site. And it's like, okay, I'm looking for a

certain thing and it's really hard to find. And these guys just take the data dump that you can

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