395: This App May Kill You

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Myke, Hurley, Amazon, Apple, Snell, Jason, Tech, Streaming, Media, Technology

4.5 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 21 February 2022

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Jason imagines a future iOS App Store improved by sideloading, Myke gets back into reading digital comics, and both of them have a very strongly worded wish list involving the rumored big new iMac.

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0:00.0	From Relay FM, this is Upgrade episode 395.
0:13.2	Today's show is brought to you by Electric, Capital One and Member Form.
0:16.7	My name is Mike Hurley, and I'm joined by Jason Snow.
0:18.7	Hi, Jason Snow.
0:19.7	Hi, Mike Hurley.
0:20.7	US Route 395 runs on the back side of the Sierra Nevada portion of California that people
0:26.3	don't think of as California.
0:27.3	From California, because it's on the other side of the mountains, most borders are placed
0:30.8	up at the peaks of mountains, but when they formed California, there was no Nevada.
0:35.4	And California said, we want all the mountains.
0:37.6	We want all the mountains, because there's gold, gold in those mountains.
0:40.9	They tell you, Jason Snow.
0:42.3	I've heard enough about American roads to lost me for a long while.
0:46.1	Tell you about the numbering system now.
0:47.8	I just want to talk it about.
0:49.7	I was actually hanging up so cool text before we started today.
0:53.0	Oh, yeah.
0:54.0	Yeah.
0:55.0	Anyway, 395, it's back there.
0:56.0	That's one of my things that I actually really love about California is that it's got this
0:59.1	very weird thing where there's the whole other part that's the dry deserty part that's
1:03.4	on the other side of the mountains that, like, why is that still California?
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