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For years, television manufacturers were pushing 3D features on TV sets. By 2017, all major companies had stopped trying. What happened with 3D TV? Learn [Read more]

Meta/Facebook faces a pair of class action lawsuits seeking billions in damages, alleging that the company fueled extremism and violence in Myanmar. In other news, [Read more]

One of the big news stories of 2021 has centered around Facebook’s “algorithm.” In this episode, we dive into what that actually means and how [Read more]

It’s time for another classic TechStuff episode! In this one, Chris Pollette and Jonathan Strickland give the history of CES and what it’s like to [Read more]

Today, consumers, businesses and governments are united in their sense of urgency about the sustainability of the planet. But how do we go about achieving [Read more]

A listener asked what’s the difference between LHR and non-LHR graphics cards. Who knew it would turn into a full discussion on crypto mining, hash [Read more]

Jack Dorsey steps down as Twitter’s CEO again. Former Google employees sue Google for being evil. And the FBI considers encrypted messaging services like WhatsApp [Read more]

The Pirate Bay turned 18 this year. We look at file sharing, copyright issues, corporate assets and the pirates who advocate for a free Internet. [Read more]

Special guest Holly Frey joins the show to talk about typewriters. What’s their history and what’s the real scoop behind the QWERTY keyboard? Learn more [Read more]

When did the trend of Cyber Monday begin? We take a look at the history of one of the Internet’s biggest annual events. Learn more [Read more]