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A podcast of rants and bants with Si Jobling and James Norton. Some tech, some business, lots of nonsense.© 2018–2019 Verbal Diary Economie Politique et gouvernement Réussite personnelle
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    • S3E33 - №33 - Where are all the buses? 🚌
      Oct 23 2019

      In this week’s episode, we discuss the grand old days of the web and James brings yet another productivity solution. We have to apologise for the excessive swearing and terrible audio quality, although one may offset the other.

      🗓️ THIS WEEK

      • Another exciting weekend of the Rugby World Cup (plus a new domain name for Si’s sports times template)
      • Fresh duck and chicken eggs from our sister-in-law (fuelling our obsession of birds)
      • TickTick after trying Apple Reminders and Micorosft To-Do for a month
      • The PARA Method: A Universal System for Organizing Digital Information
      • Workin’ Moms on Netflix by Catherine Reitman and Motherland on BBC by Sharon Horgan, Graham Linehan, Helen Linehan and Holly Walsh
      • Tunnock’s Teacakes

      🗞️ AOTW

      Flash Is Responsible for the Internet's Most Creative Era

      “This interpretation of events is a key underpinning of Web Design: The Evolution of the Digital World 1990-Today (Taschen, $50), a new visual-heavy book from author Rob Ford and editor Julius Wiedemann that does something that hasn’t been done on the broader internet in quite a long time: It praises the use of Flash as a creative tool, rather than a bloated malware vessel, and laments the ways that visual convention, technical shifts, and walled gardens have started to rein in much of this unvarnished creativity.”

      “[…] periods of extreme experimentation on the way to the convention-driven scaffolding we have today […]"

      “[…] Steve Job’s famous 2010 letter about killing off Flash […]"

      “[…] Adobe announced in 2015 it will no longer support it […]"

      “[…] Flash Player will be dead by the end of 2020 […]"

      🖼️ POTW

      Burst water-mains repair in record timing

      #️⃣ HOTW

      IveNeverTaggedAnythingInMyLifeApartFromTweets

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      52 min
    • S3E32 - №32 - Coconuts 🥥
      Oct 11 2019

      THIS WEEK

      • Apple macOS and iOS reminders
      • Blog about Rugby World Cup Times
      • Gatsby, Ghost, Github Pages, AnchorCMS & Blogspot (is still alive!)
      • Piano (house) lessons
      • Apple delays iCloud Drive file sharing until next Spring
      • The Capture on BBC with Sharon Rooney & Ron Perlman

      🗞️ TOTW

      "Customized horn & movement sounds (coconuts being one, of course) coming to Teslas soon"

      @elonmusk, 6 Oct 2019 (reminds us of Monty Python coconut sounds)

      📸 POTW

      Dyson tap on Instagram (plus all their other devices)

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      42 min
    • №31 - How'd You Like Them Apples 🍏
      Oct 4 2019

      Show Notes

      • Zero patrons snapped up our tiers
      • Rugby World Cup Times
      • James over-engineers his "smart" heating with an Amazon AWS IOT button

      🗞️ AOTW

      Apple just released iOS 13.1.2 to fix even more iPhone bugs

      📸 POTW

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      43 min
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