Oscilloscope hacks from listener Eric
It kinda, sorta almost reminds me of the garbage, screen text from the Matrix.
Marv
Oscilloscope hacks from listener Eric
It kinda, sorta almost reminds me of the garbage, screen text from the Matrix.
Marv
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Late Adopter Source: Simulated Comic Product
Who knew that being last to the party had consequences.
BTW, why do robots need toast?
Marv
In October 2007 Chuck and I visited the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA. Stan Sieler gave us a tour and here is your chance to come along.
Visit ComputerHistory.org for more details on the museum
Link to Pictures that I (Kreg) took a during the Tour
Other Episodes in this Series Part 1 : Part 2 : Part 3 : Part 4
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Retro-Gadgets via Mixx
They don’t hold up to the test of time, but then again neither to most of us. Is anyone interested in starting a wiki page to keep score? Bonus points if you’ve owned any of these in the past. Double bonus if it’s still in your house in working condition. Chuck, of course, is not eligible 🙂
Marv
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Amazing Eggshell Art via Mixx
Kinda reminds me of those carved pencils from last year, but this is much more impressive.
Marv
This is the show that takes a light hearted look at tech, science, sci-fi and all the feedback from geeks with your hosts Chuck Tomasi and Kreg Steppe.
This is the show for Monday February 18th, 2008.
This is the companion podcast to Technorama with all your email and voice mail comments.
If you are new to Technorama, there is another major piece to this. If this doesn’t make sense go back one show and have a listen. Otherwise, pull up a chair and spend a few minutes with us and a few of our closest friends who wrote in, called the listener line, or sent us an audio clip.
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Tetris Valentine via Digg
Just the thing to tickle any geek’s soft spot.
Inside Darth Vader’s Helmet via Digg
I’ve always wanted to know what it looked like on the inside. Now, I just need to find the Predator’s mask.
Marv
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Technorama is the show that takes a light hearted look at tech, science, sci-fi and all the feedback from geeks.
This is the listener feedback show for Monday Feb 11, 2008.
This is the companion podcast to Technorama with all your email and voice mail comments.
If you are new to Technorama, there is another major piece to this. If this doesn’t make sense go back one show and have a listen. Otherwise, pull up a chair and spend a few minutes with us and a few of our closest friends who wrote in, called the listener line, or sent us an audio clip.
Podcast: Download