TechFan 289 – Just Jousting Around

TechFan

My Mac Productions MyMac.com Tim Robertson

Gadgets, Technology

3.8 • 30 Ratings

🗓️ 27 January 2017

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss bad internet, The Last Jedi, Grand Moff Tarkin, The Tinker Board from Asus, more on the RetroPi, Joust, the best Macs, the OWC Drive Dock, and much more! This episode is sponsored by MacSales.com

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0:00.0	you're listening to another great podcast in the my mac podcasting network thanks for downloading
0:06.4	the pod that's a big thing now david i think it's silly i yeah they're calling podcast uh
0:15.1	are they talking about episodes or they talking about their show as a pod?
0:21.0	I think the idea is that the show is still a podcast, but each episode is called a pod, which I don't get it.
0:30.4	No, because it should be called a cast, because you would put, you know, something in a pod.
0:36.2	Yeah, and not only that
0:37.5	the word podcast came from
0:39.3	you running listening to see things
0:41.5	on an iPod which nobody
0:43.3	does anymore right so why would you want to
0:45.5	kind of emphasize that point of the name
0:47.3	right it's fine for legacy reasons
0:49.4	but to try and well as I say
0:51.5	I don't get it but
0:52.2	all right so we'll start over
0:53.9	tech fam number 288 and, well, as I say, I don't get it, but... All right, so we'll start over.
0:54.7	Yeah.
0:59.9	TechFam number 289, welcome to the cast.
1:01.5	No, see, that doesn't work either.
1:03.8	Yeah, but, I mean, the cast.
1:04.9	The cast of what?
1:05.3	The play?
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