Remember the Maine…February 15, 1898.
Update: Due to unknown technical issues, several minutes of the show was unknowingly not recorded. Have edited to remove the gap, replacing with a single tone. Could not recover the missing minutes. Losses have been rare over the previous 286 episodes. Will be checking system for possible reasons.
Show Notes
- Android News
- App News
- In Other News
- Qualcomm announces new Arm chips, LTE modem, and a wearable platform.
- Google shutting down Picasa in May.
- This USB-C problem isn’t going away any time soon.
- Chrome to deprecate SPDY in favor of HTTP2 as well as the NPN extension to TLS on May 15th.
- Happy Birthday will soon be public domain, lawyers vow to free more songs.
- Amazon’s new game engine services cannot be used for safety-critical systems unless of a zombie apolcalypse.
- Opera Software may be bought out by Chinese consortium.
- Gmail will now advise users when they send or receive from email providers who don’t support TLS encryption.
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Don’t know if this was intentional to see if there were any alert podcast listeners, but your audio went out around the 27:00 mark, mid-sentence, returned approximately 2.5 minutes later. The conversation seemed oblivious to the audio outage, so maybe a loose cable, or defective switch?
BTW – I like the 1/2 hour format, too.
Not to dis Guru’s efforts, but it’s not mandatory that podcasts have opening music. Just saying.
Not complaining, but just letting you know I’m listening — my recording had several dead minute toward the end. I actually thought it was and issue my phone at first as I’m accustomed to very high quality productions.
RE: the format, I wouldn’t try to hold any arbitrary length. If it is a slow week, short is fine. If it isn’t, long is fine. I keep a backlog of listening material and prefer quality of specific lengths. Keep up the excellent work!
-jim