بهترین پادکست های Crucial (2025)

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#175: Liew Niyomkarn 1:03:15

13d ago1:03:15

1:03:15

Elegant and effusive, timeless eternities, bulky sounds. The Brussels-based sound artist and composer discusses three important albums. Liew's picks: Susan Alcorn – Soledad David Behrman – Leapday Night Portishead – Third Liew's latest album is titled In All Possible Places At Once, released on Chinabot. Check it out here. Liew's website is here. D…

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Episode 10.7 - Bob Ackerman, Generative AI, and Universal Basic Income 27:50

14d ago27:50

27:50

Artificial Intelligence is all the rage right now with broad claims about how it is going to change the world as we know it. I have my doubts about the hype and so does Bob Ackerman, the granddaddy of cybersecurity venture capital, founder and managing director of AllegisCyber Capital (for the past 29 years) and cofounder of the cyber incubator, Da…

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Flutter 3.29 Release 11:20

23d ago11:20

11:20

Flutter 3.29 significantly enhances performance and fidelity across platforms, boasting improvements to Impeller, Cupertino widgets, and DevTools. Key updates include a new Material 3 page transition, refined progress indicators and sliders, and enhanced text selection capabilities. The release also features Dart threading changes for improved mobi…

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Episode 10.6 - DORA, Insurance and the state of international regulations 23:28

22d ago23:28

23:28

Today we are talking about insurance and government regulation... No! Wait! It's good stuff so bear with us. As the US administration seems intent on dismantling government protections in cybersecutiy, we will all rely heavily on foreign governments and private industries, like insurance, to keep us safe from cybercrime. The Digital Operations Resi…

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Tech Gifts for Valentine's Day 9:03

23d ago9:03

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Valentine's Day gift suggestions for tech-savvy individuals. Options range from smart home gadgets like AI-powered picture frames and smart mugs to more advanced items such as augmented reality headsets and personalised NFTs. It also includes suggestions for those who enjoy hands-on projects, like DIY tech kits. The recommendations cater to various…

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#174: Simon Grab + David Meier 50:23

27d ago50:23

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Hunting for errors, the lesson in Queens, massive dub sound systems, peripheral vibes. Simon Grab and David Meier discuss four important albums. Simon's picks: Dhangsha – Broadcast Signal Intrusion DJ K – PANICO NO SUBMUNDO David's picks: Tyshawn Sorey – that / not Alice Coltrane – Journey In Satchidananda Simon and David's collaborative album is t…

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Episode 10.8 - Phishing on the rise, but there is hope 21:00

28d ago21:00

21:00

Phishing attacks are on the rise again with the help of sophisticated generative-AI tools. But new defenses and increased wariness among potential victims are blunting the potential for widespread harm. We talked with Greg Linares, Principle Threat Intelligence Analyst for Huntress regarding their annual Threat Intelligence report. It sounds grim, …

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A reminder of where we come from 18:30

1M ago18:30

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I am very far behind in writing stories and making podcasts. The events since January 20 have made it difficult to keep up. But today, while walking downtown I came across a brand-new independent book store That had a copy of a book dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr.'s "Dream" speech. I attended that event, with my mother, when I was 11. It was a …

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Episode 10.5 - Lawyers and insurance companies stand firm on security 27:45

1M ago27:45

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This week, we are talking to a lawyer. Maryam Meseha is a founding partner of Pierson Ferdinand LLC, a relatively new and large firm dedicated to digital security. In the first few weeks of the year, the new US administration has castrated the governmental infrastructure to make sure corporation keep customer data safe, especially in the area of re…

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DeepSeek: A Chinese AI Startup Disrupts the Global Market 6:00

1M ago6:00

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The texts detail the meteoric rise of DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, and its groundbreaking open-source AI model, R1. R1's impressive performance, comparable to models from OpenAI and Meta, has quickly gained popularity and prompted significant market reactions, including stock declines for major tech companies.…

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#173: Jack Chuter pt.2 33:01

1M ago33:01

33:01

3am Vegas haze, inappropriate wedding songs, coffee shop intensity vortex. The host of Crucial Listening discusses three important albums. Jack's picks: R.E.M. – Automatic For The People Baby Dee – Love's Small Song JUNKO / SACHIKO – Vasilisa The Beautiful I'll be back with a guest next time. Thank you so much for all your support, I'm grateful! Do…

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Samsung Galaxy Unpacked: Innovation Unveiled 10:32

1M ago10:32

10:32

Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event showcased its latest innovations, headlined by the improved foldable Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 phones. The event also unveiled the Galaxy Watch 7 and the novel Galaxy Ring, both focusing on advanced health tracking, alongside the Galaxy Buds 3 earbuds.توسط nichotieno

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Episode 10.4 - How moderation works (It ain't what you think) 11:35

1M ago11:35

11:35

I've had several discussions about the nature of censorship, the freedom of speech and moderation and I came to the realization that most people have no idea what sociial media moderation is. So I did a bit of a rant. We also are bringing back the top threat reports from Fletch for a bit of lightheartedness before the rant.…

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The TikTok Ban in the United States 17:19

2M ago17:19

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January 2025 US ban on TikTok, citing national security concerns regarding its Chinese ownership. Legislation mandating a ban unless ByteDance divested its US operations was passed and upheld in court. The ban's immediate impact included app removal from app stores and user migration to alternative platforms. President-elect Trump hinted at a poten…

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Episode 10.3 - James Bore on our fascination with shiny objects 27:17

2M ago27:17

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James Bore is a cybersecurity consultant, speaker and publisher based in the UK. He has a refined sense of cynicism that clicks with my own, so we've been chatting back and forth for several months on various subjects and decided it's probably time to record some of our interaction. Today, we are looking at the preferred marketing practice (shiny o…

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#172: Daniela Huerta 1:04:13

2M ago1:04:13

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Sound as living entity, eating your greens, divinity and dedication. The Berlin-based, Mexican multimedia artist and DJ discusses three important albums. Daniela's picks: Éliane Radigue – Trilogie de la Mort Coil – Musick To Play In The Dark Vol 1 / Vol 2 Alice Coltrane – Eternity Daniela Huerta's solo debut album, Soplo, is out now on Elevator Bat…

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Episode 10.2 - Bye bye, Zuck 25:12

2M ago25:12

25:12

For about two years, the team at Cyber Protection Magazine has debated whether Meta platforms (Facebook, Instagram and *shudder* WhatsApp) were valuable or even necessary for the reach of our magazine. For two years, I've been outvoted every time. Instead, I unilaterally decided to divorce from the platforms. Providentially, Mark Zuckerberg made tw…

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GitHub Copilot Introduces Free Version: What's New and How It Compares to the Paid Version 8:32

2M ago8:32

8:32

GitHub has released a free version of its AI-powered coding assistant, Copilot, alongside its existing paid Pro version. The free version offers limited code suggestions (2,000 per month) and chat requests (50 per month), utilizing AI models like GPT-4o and Claude 3.5 Sonnet. In contrast, the Pro version provides unlimited access to these features …

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How to Tell If Your Android Device Has Been Hacked and What to Do About It 29:59

2M ago29:59

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Crucial Tech focuses on Android device security. It details common signs of hacking, such as unusual data usage and slow performance, and provides steps to take if a hack is suspected, including disconnecting from the internet and performing a factory reset. The episode also offers preventative measures, such as installing apps only from trusted so…

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Supercharging your Windows Experience with Microsoft PowerToys 15:22

2M ago15:22

15:22

This podcast episode from Crucial Tech introduces Microsoft PowerToys, a free, open-source suite of utilities enhancing Windows functionality. PowerToys includes tools like FancyZones (custom window layouts), PowerToys Run (a fast search tool), Color Picker (extracts colour codes), Image Resizer, etc…

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Ai In Software Engineering 7:43

2M ago7:43

7:43

Explore how AI is reshaping software engineering in this episode of Crucial Tech. From AI-powered coding tools to enhanced security measures and automated testing, we dive into the innovative ways developers are leveraging AI to revolutionize their workflows and boost productivity.توسط nichotieno

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Navigating Google's Gemini Ai Models 17:48

2M ago17:48

17:48

This podcast episode discusses Google's Gemini AI models, highlighting the increasing complexity of users navigating the various options. It details the differences between the free Gemini and the paid Gemini Advanced, focusing on their capabilities and pricing. The episode also addresses the recent launch of Gemini 2.0 and its advanced features, a…

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Episode 10.1 - China, oligarchs and tradewars with Lou and Ian 35:32

2M ago35:32

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We open a new year and a new season with our friend, Ian Thornton-Trump, chief information security officer at the MSSP Inversion6 and in 30 minutes we take on some pretty meaty subjects. First we discuss how China strategically infiltrated technology systems in the US and other countries as a geopolitical message rather than attacks. He discusses …

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Flutter 3.27: The Next Leap in Cross-Platform Development 16:35

2M ago16:35

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In this episode of Crucial Tech, we dive into the exciting updates in Flutter 3.27, the latest release of Google’s revolutionary cross-platform development framework. Discover how the Impeller rendering engine enhances performance, explore revamped Cupertino and Material components, and learn about game-changing features like dynamic carousels, str…

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#171: Félicia Atkinson 1:25:21

2M ago1:25:21

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Rothko croissants, records like old trees, cave-age slowcore. The French musician and artist discusses three important albums. Félicia's picks: Morton Feldman – Rothko Chapel | Why Patterns? Robert Ashley – Private Parts Low – I Could Live In Hope Félicia's latest album, Space As An Instrument, is out now on Shelter Press. Check it out here. Her we…

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#170: AGF 1:12:41

3M ago1:12:41

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Socialist pop music, the control of the clock, the beautiful digital. The Hailuoto, Finland-based artist and poemproducer discusses three important albums. Antye's picks: Silly – Mont Klamott BLACK QUANTUM FUTURISM – Waiting Time/Weighting/Wading Time: On Juneteenth, Watch Night, Freedom’s Eve, and Emancipation Day Helena Gough – With What Re…

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Episode 9.11 - Who do you Trust? 15:43

3M ago15:43

15:43

The available guests for this last podcast of the year dried up pretty quickly so I thought I would give some closing thoughts on a big issue facing the world: Trust and the lack of it. Also, our last threat reports courtesy of Fletch.ai

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#169: Pat Thomas 1:16:33

3M ago1:16:33

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Mad standards, worst planet ever, fire in a pet shop. The improvising pianist discusses three important albums. Pat's picks: Ahmed Abdul-Malik – Nights On Saturn The Music Improvisation Company – S/T Sun Ra – The Magic City Pat has a new solo electronics record out now on 577 Records, titled This Is Trick Step. Check that out here. Pat is also on I…

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Threat report for Thanksgiving week 5:10

3M ago5:10

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Our friends at Fletch provide a grand slam of threats for Thanksgiving week, covering Apple, Android, AWS and Microsoft vulnerabilities No regular podcast this week but we will be back next week with a possible new way to abuse AI.

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Episode 9.10 - Are consumers getting fed up with security? 28:42

4M ago28:42

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This is part two of our mashup of recent surveys. This time we talk with Tom Tovar, CEO of Appdome about their comprehensive annual survey of consumer attitudes regarding security in digital technology. The good news is there is a groundswell of security "consciousness" regarding the subject. The bad news is the consumers are not confident that cor…

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Episode 9.9 - The mental toll cause by AI 25:12

4M ago25:12

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This week, a two-parter. I’m still trying to make sense of all the surveys and studies sent to me. Between trying to figure out if they are plagiarized, use inadequate samples, are a lame attempt at self-promotion or are actually good data is almost a full-time job. Luckily I got a couple of good ones this month and am doing another mashup. Today’s…

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#168: Miguel Prado (Nzʉmbe) 1:04:25

4M ago1:04:25

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Clarity and self-indulgence, the end of history, awakening the ear. The philosopher and artist discusses three important albums. Miguel's picks: Nico – Nico's Last Concert "Fata Morgana" Scott Walker – Tilt Maryanne Amacher – Sound Characters (Making The Third Ear) The new Nzʉmbe album, "Ardor or Entropy", is out now on Drowned By Locals. Check it …

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Episode 9.8 - Top threat reports and a preview of what's coming 13:38

4M ago13:38

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This episode includes our weekly top cyber threats with help from Fletch and this week Cyjax, and a shot interview with cybersecurity contrarian James Bore, a consultant in the UK with a kindred spirit. The interview is introducing the theme for Cyber Protection Magazine next year. Put up or shut up. The past decade has been filled with optimism in…

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Episode 9.7 - How to boost customer confidence in security 26:19

4M ago26:19

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I received more than dozen studies and reports on the "state of cybersecurity" all with different foci depending on the company that was pushing the document. It seems like they are replacing press releases as a primary marketing tool. But there was one thing that jumped out of me. Almost every one of them had a throwaway line that customers had #z…

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Special episode: Threat reports for Nov 5 7:12

4M ago7:12

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Here's our top three threat reports for the week. Hackers are targeting gambling apps on mobile devices and obsolete Microsoft products. Thanks to the folks at Fletch for the info

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#167: Eugene S. Robinson (Buñuel, Oxbow) 58:37

4M ago58:37

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Nothing but blancmange, beautiful death-adjacency, laughing through the discomfort. The vocalist of Buñuel and the late Oxbow discusses three important albums. Eugene's picks: Johnny Hartman – The Voice That Is! Billie Holiday – Lady In Satin Arthur Prysock – Compact Jazz The new Buñuel album, Mansuetude, is out now on Overdrive/Skingraft. Check it…

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Special episode: Top three threat reports for the week 5:25

4M ago5:25

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Our friends at Fletch.AI dropped a bunch of threat reports this week, here's what we see as the top three.

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Episode 9.6 - FHE starts getting serious 32:23

4M ago32:23

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I bet you never heard of FHE. Me neither. Then I got a pitch about it. Tried to ignore it because I had never herd of it, but they were insistent. Turns out to be interesting. Fully homomorphic encryption, or FHE, has been talked about for about five years but not it has its very own industry association and NIST is starting to take it very serious…

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Special episode -Threat reports for October 21 8:26

5M ago8:26

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After getting knocked for a loop with a dose of Covid I'm slowly crawling back to the desk and providing some timely advice regarding current and predicted threat reports from our friends at Fletch.

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#166: Miki Yui 1:19:17

5M ago1:19:17

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Small music, the lazy way of listening, the motor of collaboration. The Tokyo-born, Düsseldorf-based musician discusses three important albums. Miki's picks: Rolf Julius – Music For A Distance Eliane Radigue – Vice Versa, etc. Jean-Yves Bosseur – Musique Vertes Miki's new album, As If, is out now on Hallow Ground. Check it out on Bandcamp. Miki's w…

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#165: Gábor Lázár 50:13

5M ago50:13

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No kick drum, three sounds and humour, the power of multidirectional expression. The Hungarian electronic producer discusses three important albums. Gábor's picks: Nicron – Transfer Completed (Youtube link) Errorsmith – 2 AGF – Westernization Completed Gábor's new album is called Reflex, and it's out now on Raster. Check it out on Bandcamp or over …

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Episode 9.5 - Pig butchering: It's not just for breakfast 22:32

5M ago22:32

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Quick, what is the biggest single category of cybercrime today? If you said pig butchering, you get a gold star. (If you said ransomware you need to stop believe press releases). It's big. $75 billion in stolen funds, mostly cryptocurrency last year alone. And it wasn't from lonely elderly people. We talked with Arkose Labs CEO Kevin Gosschalk abou…

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Episode 9.4 - Digital tech is hitting the physical wall 33:02

5M ago33:02

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Firts, apologies for the sound quality. Tried out a new microphone and I definitely do not like it. Going back to the tried and true. But it stands as an example of what we are talking about today. When people from one discipline start talking about moving into another discipline where they lack expertise, things go haywire. Such is the case with t…

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#164: Wendy Eisenberg 1:21:11

6M ago1:21:11

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Perfect trumpet voice, music as prayer, Ben Monder's right hand. The improviser and songwriter discusses three important albums. Wendy's picks: Mary Lou Williams – Black Christ Of The Andes Robert Wyatt – Old Rottenhat Theo Bleckmann And Ben Monder – No Boat Wendy's new album, Viewfinder, is out now on American Dreams. Check it out on Wendy's Bandc…

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Episode 9.3 - AI and telemarkeing: Marriage from Hell? 17:17

6M ago17:17

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I had an encounter with an AI-driven telemarketing scam a day before I got pitched to talk to a company introducing and AI-driven telemarketing services. So I was ready for bear when we started. Turns out I may have been talking to the one entrant in this field that was not only following the law but using AI in a productive way for both potential …

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Episode 9.2 - Innocence is not a defense against online fraud 24:37

6M ago24:37

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Recently, someone on Mastodon asked, "Looking for an article or blog or text, that succinctly describes, at grade 1 level English, why “if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear” is a crazy and bad argument, and perhaps also includes what some good arguments are. Need it for a family member. " I thought that was an excellent request. So…

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#163: Annie Aries 1:18:21

6M ago1:18:21

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Noisy artefact discovery, spilling soft toys at the parade, heartbroken AI minds. The Swiss-Philippine composer and musician discusses three important albums. Annie's picks: Eliane Radigue – Trilogie de la Mort Charlemagne Palestine – Jamaica Heinekens In Brooklyn Holly Herndon – PROTO Annie's debut solo album, It's Not Quiet In The Void, is out no…

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Episode 9.1 - Getting serious about PQC 39:09

6M ago39:09

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About twice a year, the post-quantum computing (PQC) niche of the cybersecurity industry pushes out truckloads of press releases and articles about the coming quantum computing apocalypse. In all of this content there is little explanation regarding what this means for most people. It seems like everyone should be concerned, based on the level of u…

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#162: Carlos Giffoni 1:06:17

7M ago1:06:17

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IBM 7090 hypnosis, black jeans on the beach, music for crying and driving. The Venezuelan experimental musician and writer discusses three important albums. Carlos' picks: Horacio Vaggione – La Maquina De Cantar Pita – Get Out Low – Double Negative Carlos' new album, Dream Walker, is out now on Ideologic Organ. Check it out on the Ideologic website…

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Episode 8.23 - Fixing marketing in Tech 18:11

7M ago18:11

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The tech industry is more than technology. It's also marketing. Underfunded, questionably productive, and often plagiarized marketing. The job of a journalist is to poke through the piles of news releases, reports, studies, and other assorted verbiage like a scatologist on safari and find something valuable. That has gotten more difficult as the nu…

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