Episode 55! Dealers don’t like Tesla’s factory stores, Digital Legacys offer digital headstones via QR codes, PC thumb scanners are insecure, Marty McFly gets stuck in 1955, Reddit users learn to tell if they’re on the Internet, SNL does a hilarious iPhone 5 skit, and Curiosity Mars Rover tweets it out.
We also talk about the mysterious NYSE bandwidth hog, the decaying web, Baseball’s iOS 6 Passbook success, Rose’s Law of quantum computing, Matthew’s Podcasting app woes, Angle investor returns, and we give a shout out to Felix Baumgartner for surviving a very big fall.
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- Dealers call Tesla factory stores illegal
- The ultimate dead spot? QR codes on headstones offer a digital legacy
- Mysterious Algorithm accounted for 10% of bandwidth on the NYSE
- The Decaying Web
- Microsoft Security exploit brought to you by Apple
- MLB: Baseball fans taking to iOS 6 Passbook like ducks to water
- Teenage Hacker Scores $60,000 From Google For Discovering Security Issue In Chrome (Again)
- Skeuomorphism, Civil War and the future of Apple Design
- Is there a “version” of Marty McFly wandering around aimlessly in the 1950’s?
- A Handy Test for Reddit Users: Are You on the Internet Right Now?
- What comes after Moores law? Rose’s Law and the future of quantum computing
- Saturday Night Live: Tech Talk: iPhone 5
- I can do donuts on Mars, but it’s just not the same. #Endeavour, you’re making me homesick #SpotTheShuttle
- Angel Investors Do Make Money, Data Shows 2.5x Returns Overall
- The leap of a lifetime: Felix Baumgartner
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