Episodes
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Oxide and Friends
The evolution from 'On the Metal' to 'Oxide and Friends' reflects the impact of social audio on connecting teams and fostering discussions.
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Ken Shirriff
Ken Shirriff passionately restores and shares knowledge about retro computing, focusing on preserving the history and intricacies involved.
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Star Simpson
Star Simpson's journey into technology began at a young age, sparked by a fascination with programming and hardware.
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John Graham-Cumming
Charles Babbage and Ada Lovelace laid essential foundations for computing, with Babbage's work on the Analytical Engine and Lovelace's pioneering algorithms.
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Jess, Steve, and Bryan reflect on Season 1
The podcast exceeded expectations in engaging listeners and attracting diverse guests.
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Jonathan Blow
Game development involves complexities beyond just graphics, requiring integration of various compute aspects to create meaningful user experiences.
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Jon Masters
Spectre and Meltdown initiated a significant shift in computer security awareness, highlighting the vulnerabilities associated with modern CPU design.
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Rick Altherr
BMC security remains a critical yet often overlooked area, with many vulnerabilities stemming from outdated standards.
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Kenneth Finnegan
Kenneth's unique transition from mechanical engineering to networking showcases how interdisciplinary skills can lead to unexpected career paths.
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Trammell Hudson
Trammell Hudson emphasizes the importance of understanding the hardware-software interface for optimizing computing performance.
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Tom Lyon
The IBM 360's influence on computing terminology is profound, with a focus on the concept of machines being 'Ready' rather than 'Idle'.
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Ron Minnich
Ron Minnich's foundational work spurred the open firmware movement, emphasizing the importance of transparency and community-driven solutions.
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Amir Michael
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Jeff Rothschild
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