Episodes will be released daily (as long as we can keep up on it).
To avoid a trademark problem should we call it gnetbook, pnetbook or knetbook? Cooley thinks all the ideas are pretty. Google wants to mind your power for you but if they treat that data like they do your posts on blogger you may find yuour dryer deleted without notice. Buzz Out Loud episodes are released …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 908: Kids, your both pretty”
Once again we find something that Natali can’t cook. Mummies. But she does suggest they be used as jerky. Don’t worry we also have lots of thoughts about the Kindle 2, Psystar’s suit against Apple, and somebody owns the name netbook. Is that allowed? Buzz Out Loud episodes are released in their original audio form. …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 907: Sealed mummies (eat as is)”
We learn that among other things, Rafe is trained in psychology and yearns to order mice. But we also kick around the meaning of security in Google Earth and Windows 7 and take up the cause of the wireless ISP in your neighborhood. Buzz Out Loud episodes are released in their original audio form. Some …
We were really thinking about calling this episode something to do with prehistoric snake. Becasue Natali is very into the prehistoric snakes. Although she can’t kill them. Instead we discuss Bill Gates releasing mosquitoes at TED, the Congress sort of delaying the DTV transition and Google trying to steal your health info. Buzz Out Loud …
While there are stories about Windows 7, the FCC investigating Cox Cable and the Palm Pre launching in March, you really need to listen to the story of the Klingon who robbed a convenience store. Really. Buzz Out Loud episodes are released in their original audio form. Some metadata supplementation and/or correction has been done …
While we inadvertently promoted a chain restaurant’s free luncheon, we also talked a lot about space. Which annoyed Brian Cooley to no end. We talked about Google Mars, and contacting the ISS and the NASA-sponsored Singularity university. But he got his revenge when he announced the retirement of the inventor of the BMW-butt. Buzz Out …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 903: Moons over my HAM radio”
Let’s be clear. we don’t know how to cook a Mammoth. But Natali would like to know. Because apparently she eats her pets. That is not true at all. But what is true is Google turned the whole Internet into malware this weekend. And that we can tell you why. And will. So listen in. …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 902: How to cook a Wooly Mammoth”
Our resident nasal storage expert Rafe Needleman is on the show to explain some quantum physics to you. Rafe also schools me in why latency doesn’t matter to bandwidth but he still won’t admit that he need 60 Gbps. And we realize that the only way to save the world is by drinking more whiskey. …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 901: Gigabyte in your nose”
Today’s show is full of zombies, Hollywood agents, hungry overeating robots and cloned dogs. What’s not to love? We alsofind out a hidden truth about Natali that none of us suspected. It involves her ideal pet. In and among all that good stuff we’ll even find time to talk about net neutrality and ISP filtering. …
An app for Google Android is allegedly wiping SD cards clean which has some folks shouting malware! Stephen Shankland points out it’s probably not malware just suckware. We also cheer on the House of reps. for not delaying the digital TV transition. And Gmail goes offline, which is good news for those with flaky internet …
Read the full post →“Buzz Out Loud 899: Beware the suckware”
