TechStuff

Meta employees are now Metamates and I’m sorry. Also, we learn about how Russian hackers have stolen top US military secrets. And the US is [Read more]

When tech goes obsolete, it can cause problems. Sometimes they are relatively minor — you bought into HDDVD when you should have gone Blu-ray. But [Read more]

The state of Texas goes after Meta/Facebook over data privacy. The US Senate might effectively end encrypted communication in the states. And a certain time [Read more]

How does a speaker generate sound? What does an amplifier do and how does it work? We learn more about the science and tech behind [Read more]

How did broadcast radio get its start? What were the challenges and controversies? And how did the golden age fade into history? Learn more about [Read more]

Nintendo held one of its Nintendo Direct events yesterday and we look at a few announcements. Meanwhile, Peloton continues to have a rough week as [Read more]

What is jailbreaking? Why would you want to jailbreak a device? And how could court decisions make jailbreaking a thing of the past? Learn more [Read more]

Nvidia’s plan to acquire Arm falls through. The IRS backpedals on requiring facial recognition for online users. And we hear about how Meta and Apple [Read more]

It’s time to revisit the Hyperloop. What is the proposal, and how will it work? And what’s up with Elon Musk’s Boring Company? Learn more [Read more]

In our final part in our Atari series, Chuck and Jonathan talk about the sad decline of Atari and what’s left of the company today. [Read more]