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This Week in Space 236: Alienspotting

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When we think of extraterrestrials, our minds generally go from the latex-suited bipedal aliens seen in Star Trek and Star Wars to more exotic critters in sci-fi movies.

Nov 13
1 h 08 min

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Nov 13
1 min

Tech News Weekly 463: Spies, Affairs, Jensen Huang's Nvidia Exit

Jacob Ward shows the show this week! Jensen Huang was first reported as a target in a Chinese spy plot and has since resigned from Nvidia following numerous reported extr

Nov 12
1 h 15 min

Hands-On Windows 215: Inside RTX Spark

NVIDIA's RTX Spark ushers in a new era for Windows PCs with massive unified memory and a game-changing GPU—if you can figure out how to tap into its raw power. This episo

Nov 12
24 min

Hands-On AI 7: Should You Just Crank It to Max?

Which AI model should you use, and how much effort should it put in? Using Claude as the example, Mikah Sargent explains its four model families, Haiku, Sonnet, Opus, and

Nov 12
50 min

iOS Today 828: Our Forever Home Screen

As iOS Today wraps its remarkable 828-episode run, the hosts reveal the essential apps and smart home tweaks that have powered their digital lives and productivity. Disco

Nov 12
54 min

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Nov 12
1 min

Intelligent Machines 896: Culling the Herd

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Can one developer's breakthrough double or even quadruple local AI performance on your own hardware? Explore how TensorFold could make cloud-based models look slow and wh

Nov 12
2 h 42 min

Windows Weekly 1009: Creamy Nougat Center

Leo is back! From Patch Tuesday's 1000+ vulnerabilities to the relentless updates and evolving Windows features, the conversation lays bare how quickly the desktop is bei

Nov 11
2 h 33 min

Security Now 1104: The hole in OpenSSH

From hacked French refrigerators igniting fires to a massive OpenSSH authentication bug hiding in plain sight for a decade, this week's stories expose how lapses in basic

Nov 11
2 h 37 min

MacBreak Weekly 1050: Building 19

Siri AI is now accessible for developers. The quality issues with the iPhone Duo may actually come down to bad parts. And the original iPod went on sale 25 years ago toda

Nov 11
2 h 04 min

This Week in Tech 1109: Looks Like a Fish, Steers Like a Cow

NVIDIA's CEO is caught in a honeypot scandal with global AI power plays hanging in the balance, just as data centers come under fire from both voters and lawmakers across

Nov 9
3 h 28 min

Hands-On Tech 292: Home Network Setup Advice

In this episode of Hands-On Tech, Mikah answers a question from Bruce, who has just moved into a new home with an ASUS AX6600 XT8 AiMesh system on wired Ethernet backhaul

Nov 8
31 min

Untitled Linux Show 278: Non-Deterministic Humans

This week we start out with the critical OpenSSH bug, where some systems let you log in with any password over 256 characters. Then there's the end of the 7.4 merge windo

Nov 8
2 h 14 min

This Week in Space 235: Robots in Dark and Scary Places

Robots have, and always will, be the first to go to the dark and scary places in space. For many years, Dr. Jim Green oversaw these missions for NASA as their Chief Scien

Nov 6
1 h 13 min

Tech News Weekly 462: SpaceX Wants to Be Your Phone Carrier

Google's new policy for the use of its AI products with K-12 accounts. A SpaceX phone service? The aftermath of the largest crypto theft at Binance. And how the "agentic

Nov 5
53 min

Hands-On Windows 214: Create a Lean Windows 11 ISO

Tiny11 Builder just got a sleek WinUI overhaul, giving Windows 11 users unprecedented control to strip out bloat, forced accounts, and unwanted apps right from the instal

Nov 5
16 min

Home Theater Geeks 556: Farewell

After 17 years and 556 episodes, Home Theater Geeks has been canceled. Industry consultant and journalist Mike Heiss joins Scott Wilkinson to walk down memory lane and re

Nov 5
1 h 39 min

iOS Today 827: Apps Worth Unfolding For

The iPhone Duo is changing how apps, productivity, and even daily habits fit in your hand. Get a firsthand look at which apps are ready to transform with Apple's newest f

Nov 5
41 min

Hands-On AI 6: Will AI Tell You When You're Wrong?

Chatbots have a reputation for telling you what you want to hear. Mikah Sargent tests that by telling ChatGPT it's wrong when it's right. Then he tells one made-up argume

Nov 5
31 min

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What listeners say

A curated, balanced selection of Apple Podcasts reviews.

I have been listening and watching Leo and friends for 20 years. Even visited the Twit Brick House. Best tech news you can get, and funny too. I have learned a lot along the way about Macs and video. Keep going Leo!

ashbusr · Jun 2024

Ant is the Zen Master as a personality. His voice is friendly and soothing. He always brings the good vibes to the podcast!

Forgetmethen · Sep 2021

Leo and his team do such a great job providing info on a mix of tech related topics and insights from cutting edge to tried and true but all leading back to how it affects me and/or how I can use it to improve my life both personally and professionally. I’ve been listening for years. Huge fan. Leo is so NICE and so SMART!

hellojillbrown · Nov 2020

I used to have ZDTV and then TechTV going all the time back in the day. I discovered to my surprise a couple years ago that Leo never stopped. I’d been out of the loop! Not every show is for everyone, but I’ve got 4 or 5 I listen to regularly. TWiT and MacBreak Weekly are my favorites for the panel discussions. iOS Today is a bit lighter but I enjoy it. Security Now is fascinating but a bit over my head but I feel like I learn a lot. I listen to TWiG and occasionally Windows Weekly. I miss the New Screen Savers and hope it’ll come back someday. It was the only one I regularly watched on video, although they do all the shows on video too. To respond to other reviews that seem to be personal attacks for some reason: Yes, there are ads. That’s what keeps the shows going. There’s no Patreon link or begging for money in other ways, so the ads are necessary. About half the ads are relevant to me but that’s better than the proportion on tv or radio. Politics do creep in occasionally, and they are liberal with a bit of a libertarian bent sometimes. But why should they have anything good to say about people in a certain party who continually try to enact policies that are detrimental to, and dangerous for, technology users? And yeah, they rely heavily on Leo, but that’s why I listen. He’s entertaining. There’s a very occasional joke that borders on bad taste, although this seems to have lessened since I started listening. And I know some people seem to have issues with some of his history, but that hardly seems relevant. All I know is that I’ve looked forward to my commute since I added these shows to my podcast rotation. Keep up the great work, everyone!

mchil11 · Jun 2019

the Twitter/Elon schadenfreude is unlistenable. The vaccine cheerleading during the pandemic was annoying. The pod got way too political during Trump’s presidency. I still enjoy the Mac/Apple podcast though. I used to come to this for a more global view of the tech industry, which it does not provide me.

Higgins9875 · Jul 2023

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