Accidental Tech Podcast
Marco Arment, Casey Liss, John Siracusa
Episodes
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635: An Effective Operator
Casey discussed his issues with his AirPods Pro 2, contemplating whether he should wait for the upcoming AirPods Pro 3 or replace them, reflecting common frustrations with technology.
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634: We Don’t Have Enough Bees
The host's shift towards newer technologies, such as replacing old software and hardware, mirrors a broader trend in consumer technology.
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633: Moonshoot
Open communication and support are essential to foster inclusivity and advocate for marginalized communities.
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632: The Uncertainty Is Gone
The hosts engage in light-hearted banter about car ownership and tariffs, showcasing their chemistry and humor.
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631: The Colors Are the Pepperoni
Pandemic projects can be humorous yet reflective of personal growth, exemplified by Casey's approach to home improvements.
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630: Time to Spiral
Cash management can be tricky, as illustrated by Marco's humorous banking mistakes.
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629: An Upsetting and Confusing Time to Be Me
The Dante audio protocol implementation in restaurants highlights the gradual integration of new technologies, marking a significant advancement in operational efficiency.
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628: There’s a Certain Smell
The host faced technical challenges with their audio setup shortly before recording, highlighting the chaos of live podcasting.
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627: Dragged Across the Line
Time management and technology can be frustrating, but progress is being made.
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626: No Longer ery Good
Technological changes in podcasting can affect hardware reliability over time.
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625: Time and Smoke
There are significant regional variations in barbecue, with personal preferences influencing local experiences.
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624: Do Less Math in Computers
The hosts reflect on their changing views of the Adaptive Noise Cancellation mode in AirPods Pro after extended use.
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623: It’s About Human Connection
The hosts call for a proactive social responsibility response to current political issues with values of love, acceptance, and protection.
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622: Duplicate Garbage Generation Process
Listener interactions play a vital role in tech discussions, enhancing the understanding of product usability.
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621: I’ll Meet You Any Time You Want
Apple's AirPods have various sounds that indicate their status, but without clear documentation, users may be left confused.
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620: Mostly Cookies
After holiday travels, life can become chaotic as individuals sort out post-trip messes.
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619: Master Plan to Take Over the World
The overlap of Christmas and Hanukkah sparks personal reflections about traditions and family dynamics.
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618: Type System Says No
Maintaining open communication with listeners enhances the podcast experience and generates valuable feedback.
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617: An Incredibly Dangerous App
Household roles in chores can lead to humorous and relatable exchanges, showcasing the dynamics of partnership.
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617: An Incredibly Dangerous App
Balancing household responsibilities can lead to lighthearted discussions on tasks such as laundry and sock pairing.
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