A tech demo shows off the usual tech things.

Then I'm going to jump to a link using the usual tech devices.

We have a pointing device called a mouse.

Doing the usual tech productivity tasks.

Now we're connected audio. You can see my work, you can point at it, and I can see

your face and we can talk. Except it's 1968 and it's going to set the computing agenda for the

next half century, then almost immediately be ignored.

The mother of all demos on NOAA Little More.

Get it wherever you get your podcasts.

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Check the Uber app. Hey guys, it's me, Justin Robert Young, your co-host on Thursdays, DT and S.

Many of you are aware that I do a politics podcast called Politics Politics, Politics,

and recently I had an interview that I think you guys will very much enjoy.

It's with Cindy Cohen.

She's the executive director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and we talked a lot about where her

organization is going to be going in the next few years post-Corona virus.

Heads up this is an interview for a non-tech crowd. So if you hear me going over elements and news stories that would be rudimentary to the D.T.S. audience,, please understand I was just trying to explain

to the Normies because they vote too.

All right, without any further ado, here is Cindy

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