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SUCkIA - Sem Uso ComercialNotícias de 20/07/25 [2 Edição]1~> O aplicativo ChatGPT pode receber marca d'água em imagens geradas por IA, conforme descoberto no código do APK. A opção de "salvar sem marca d'água" parece disponível para todos, mas a ferramenta está em desenvolvimento e a versão final pode mudar.[Juliana dos Santos - tudocelular.com]2~> O calor excessivo na Europa tem causado falhas em CPUs Intel Raptor Lake (13ª e 14ª gerações), com travamentos de PCs. Problemas conhecidos de tensão pioram com a temperatura. Atualizações da Intel não resolvem, e a empresa estendeu a garantia.[Raphael Giann...2025-07-2017 min
GSMC Chip Shot Football PodcastCowboys’ Terrible Mistake on MNF & Eagles’ Locker Room Drama | Chip Shot Football PodcastSegment 1: Cowboys’ Costly Blunder & Ja'Marr Chase Seals Epic Win | GSMC Chip Shot Football PodcastDive into the latest NFL drama with the GSMC Chip Shot Football Podcast by the GSMC Sports Network! From game-changing plays to behind-the-scenes controversies, we deliver in-depth analysis, bold predictions, and exclusive insights into everything football. In this episode, we unpack the Bengals' stunning victory over the Cowboys, fueled by a Leon Lett-like blunder. Was Amani Oruwariye's fumble the defining moment of Dallas' season? Hear our breakdown of Ja'Marr Chase's explosive performance, Joe Burrow's MVP-caliber plays, and Micah Parsons' raw postgame reaction. Whether you're a...2024-12-111h 10
Indy AudioRussell Brandom (Rest of World) on the Impacts of AI on Democracies and Political MisinformationRussell Brandom (Rest of World) on the Impacts of AI on Democracies and Political Misinformation by The Indypendent2024-08-2215 minIndy AudioRussell Brandom (Rest of World) on the Impacts of AI on Democracies and Political MisinformationRussell Brandom (Rest of World) on the Impacts of AI on Democracies and Political Misinformation by The Indypendent2024-08-2215 minIndy AudioAugust 20- The Indypendent News HourThis episode of The Indypendent News Hour features guests Russell Brandom discussing emerging AI technology and its impact on politics and culture, Heidi Schlumph on why the Catholic vote is split, and Nicholas Powers on Kamala's path to the White House.2024-08-2258 minIndy AudioAugust 20- The Indypendent News HourThis episode of The Indypendent News Hour features guests Russell Brandom discussing emerging AI technology and its impact on politics and culture, Heidi Schlumph on why the Catholic vote is split, and Nicholas Powers on Kamala's path to the White House.2024-08-2258 min
The TakeWhy are millions scanning their eyes for Worldcoin?Worldcoin has people lining up all over the world to let silver orbs scan their eyes for the promise of free cryptocurrency. But governments are now shutting down operations. There are concerns about collecting data and blurry lines around consent. So where will Worldcoin go next? In this episode: Russell Brandom (@RusselBrandom), Rest of World US Tech Editor David Gerard (@davidgerard), Author of Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain Episode credits: This episode was produced by Ashish Malhotra and Sarí el-Khalili with our guest host Kevin Hirten, in for Malika Bilal. Miranda Lin and Chlo...2024-03-1316 min
RehashIs Anyone Up?Sure, the computer gave us war. But sex gave us the iCloud email alert. Ever since Marilyn Monroe was on the cover of Playboy, men have been profiting off of women’s bodies without their consent. Yet if revenge porn has been around since God was a small child, why did it seem to peak in the 2010s? In this episode, Hannah and Maia go back to a time when Hunter Moore, the Gavin McInnes of cybersex terrorism, reigned supreme on the internet with his wildly popular revenge porn website, Is Anyone Up? A website which changed our understanding of...2024-03-1153 min
Moderated ContentMC Weekly Update 5/1: Flops and VLOPsStanford’s Evelyn Douek and Alex Stamos weigh in on the latest online trust and safety news and developments:Twitter CornerAs we predicted, Musk is complying with more government take-down orders than Twitter used to. - Russell Brandom/ Rest of World Don't expect more reporting though, Twitter has stopped sharing takedown orders with Lumen, which is how this data was compiled. - @lumendatabaseIt’s okay though, we have… this? What is this? Is this supposed to be a transparency report? - TwitterMeanwhile, Twitter is one of 19 online services designated as a very large online platform (VLOP) o...2023-05-0229 min
The Gray Area with Sean IllingYour brain isn't so private anymoreGuest host Sigal Samuel talks with professor of philosophy and law Nita Farahany about her new book The Battle for Your Brain. In it, Farahany details the new brain-scanning tech that has already arrived, and the risks this poses to our privacy and freedom of thought. Sigal and Nita discuss what this technology can currently do (and what it can't), how new devices might be used by corporations or governments to infringe on our rights, and the prospect of using new technologies to rid ourselves of painful or traumatic memories — even, potentially, before they've been formed....2023-04-031h 05
Moderated ContentMC Weekly Update 1/30: No One Expects the Copyright OrderStanford’s Evelyn Douek and Alex Stamos weigh in on the latest online trust and safety news and developments:India UpdateAt least some of the YouTube, Meta, and Internet Archive takedowns of clips from a BBC documentary that examines Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s political rise were due to copyright claims made by BBC, rather than requests made by the Indian government. Maybe they could have mentioned that a bit earlier? - Rishi Iyengar/ Foreign Policy, Russell Brandom/ Rest of World, Internet ArchiveLuckily, Twitter owner Elon Musk chimed in with a tweet reply that he hadn...2023-01-3134 min
The VergecastKindle 15th anniversary and the problem with US broadbandThis week on the flagship podcast of mounting TVs way too high in the hospital room:The Verge's David Pierce chats with Russell Brandom about the state of US broadband, and what we learned from 22,000 people’s internet bills.David also talks with Verge managing editor Alex Cranz about the Amazon Kindle's 15th anniversary, why the Kindle has been so successful, and maybe also why it hasn’t done more. Keep listening for Alex's review of the Kindle Scribe.Email us at vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11, we'd love to hear...2022-12-071h 08
The VergecastCybersecurity Hotline SpecialWe asked listeners to send in all their questions related to cybersecurity for this special Vergecast Hotline episode. David Pierce talks to Nilay Patel and Russell Brandom to get you the best advice for staying safe online.Email us at vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11, we'd love to hear from you.We are conducting a short audience survey to help plan for our future and hear from you. To participate, head to vox.com/podsurvey, and thank you! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit p...2022-10-2451 min
Daily Tech News ShowBig Thought Energy - DTNS 4360ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, developed a new virtual reality headset called the Pico 4. Can it compete with the incumbent players? A company called Seoul Robotics is developing an autonomous vehicle system that doesn’t put sensors in cars, but inside towers along roads and then broadcasts telemetry data to the car. Is it a viable alternative to the current approach? And we discuss the thesis of the Verge’s Russell Brandom from his article “How platforms turn boring.”Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Justin Robert Young, Roger Chang, Joe.Link to the Show...2022-09-2231 minThe VergecastWork from anywhere: sailboats, solar generators, and StarlinkDavid Pierce hosts a special "work from anywhere" episode of The Vergecast while he is on vacation.02:33 - CEO of Rove Jonah Hanig chats about his approach work-friendly travel. Reflect's Alex MacCaw shares his experience working from a sailboat in the middle of the ocean.17:12 - Verge deputy editor Thomas Ricker talks about his review of the Jackery Solar Generator 2000 Pro, as well as his experience of working remotely in Europe.36:28 - Verge policy editor Russell Brandom and senior reporter Loren Grush discuss the state of using satellites like Starlink to access the...2022-08-031h 01
Podcast de tecnología e informática con Tomás GonzálezPodcast ¿Qué es un spyware? ¿Qué es pegasus?Por aquí dejo mi último podcast acerca de Spyware y el software pegasus.
Que es un Spyware?
Los spywares son softwares realizan diferentes funciones, como mostrar anuncios no solicitados, recopilar información privada, redirigir solicitudes de páginas e instalar marcadores de teléfono y también existe un virus espía en el que el aparato electrónico puede controlar el celular la persona denominada cracker segundo plano sin que el usuario se llegue a enterar de que tiene ese virus.
Un programa espía típico se autoinstala en el sistema afectado d...2022-05-0404 minPodcast de tecnología e informática con Tomás GonzálezPodcast ¿Qué es un spyware? ¿Qué es pegasus?Por aquí dejo mi último podcast acerca de Spyware y el software pegasus.
Que es un Spyware?
Los spywares son softwares realizan diferentes funciones, como mostrar anuncios no solicitados, recopilar información privada, redirigir solicitudes de páginas e instalar marcadores de teléfono y también existe un virus espía en el que el aparato electrónico puede controlar el celular la persona denominada cracker segundo plano sin que el usuario se llegue a enterar de que tiene ese virus.
Un programa espía típico se autoinstala en el sistema afectado d...2022-05-0404 min
Newslit Daily🪙 $1.7 million in NFTs stolenGood Morning! Today we are adding a short audio clip to round-up the edition and bring you up-to-speed on your mornings.Let me know what you think!— Jose Montes de OcaP.S. Was this forwarded to you? Sign up here.Today’s pick$1.7 million in NFTs stolen in apparent phishing attack on OpenSea users. On Saturday, attackers stole hundreds of NFTs from OpenSea users, causing a late-night panic among the site's broad user base. (Russell Brandom via The Verge)Green investing: the risk of a new mis...2022-02-2101 min
Recode DailyThe Amazon for NFTsNFTs (non-fungible tokens) have been gaining mainstream attention lately, but the big business of buying and selling them largely rests on the shoulders of one multibillion-dollar company, OpenSea. So how did OpenSea get into this position, and how well is it navigating these uncharted waters? Verge reporter Russell Brandom stopped by to give us the lowdown on the NFT marketplace.Russell Brandom’s article: - - https://www.theverge.com/2022/2/2/22914081/open-sea-nft-marketplace-web3-fundraising-finzer-a16zToday’s episode was produced by Jon Ehrens, engineered by Paul Robert Mounsey and hosted...2022-02-1115 min
Big Soy NaturalsThe Only 2022 Trend Analysis You Will Ever Need Part 3: Technology and The InternetKendall and Ceres are back from their Non-Denominational Holiday Hiatus to bring you THE only trend analysis of 2022, the only one, no one else has done this or done it properly. In part 3, they predict the downfall of YouTube; the future of TikTok's ultimate reign; the implications of January 6th and the Metaverse on data privacy; the future of cancellation as a radical act; and much much more.Patreon: patreon.com/bigsoynaturalsTwitter: https://twitter.com/BigSoyNaturalsWebsite: https://bigsoyuniverse.neocities.org/Works Cited and Further Reading:Young Trumpies...2022-02-051h 56The VergecastMicrosoft to acquire Activision for $68.7 billion / Google is building an AR headset / The 5G battle between the FAA, AT&T, Verizon, and airlinesVerge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel talks with games reporter Ash Parrish and senior reporter Alex Heath about Microsoft acquiring Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion and Google building a new AR headset.Policy editor Russell Brandom joins the show to discuss the battle between the FAA, AT&T, Verizon, and airlines over 5G and the antitrust bills in Congress this week.Further reading:
The US’s free COVID test website has more visitors than all other .gov sites combined
Microsoft to acquire Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion
Read Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick’s email to employees about the...2022-01-211h 17The VergecastWordle and the App Store clones / FTC’s Meta antitrust lawsuit moves forward / PCs big yearThe Verge's Nilay Patel, Alex Cranz, and Russell Brandom discuss the FTC proceeding with an antitrust lawsuit against Meta, the success of Wordle and its app clones, and more RCS drama.Verge deputy editor Dan Seifert stops by to chat about this week's gadget news and the state of the PC market.Stories discussed:
White House to launch COVID test-ordering site ‘by this weekend,’ reports say
White House hosts tech summit to discuss open-source security after Log4j
Google calls for new government action to protect open-source software projects
Judge says the FTC’s Meta m...2022-01-141h 15The VergecastFacebook's bad week: a 60 Minutes interview, a six-hour outage, and a Senate whistleblower hearingThe Verge's Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, Alex Cranz, and Russell Brandom discuss Facebook's bad week: from a 60 Minutes interview, to a 6-hour outage, to a Facebook whistleblower hearing.The crew also get into Android 12, Pixel 6 rumors, iOS 15.1, and more.Further reading:
Verge Tech Survey 2021
Facebook encourages hate speech for profit, says whistleblower
Locked out and totally down: Facebook’s scramble to fix a massive outage
Facebook is coming back after a six-hour outage
Facebook is back online after a massive outage that also took down Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, and Oculus
Facebook explains the backbone sh...2021-10-081h 25
The DecentralistsHot Topix: Proton TorpedoedProtonMail is a a secure, end-to-end encrypted email service developed by a group of scientists working at CERN in Switzerland. On their website, ProtonMail touts that their servers are located in Switzerland, and therefore subject to very strict Swiss privacy laws, as the primary reason to pay for the service.ProtonMail is used by journalists, whistle blowers and activists all over the world precisely because its is secure, private and untraceable.Until recently that is.Russell Brandom from the Verge recently exposed a flaw in the ProtonMail business model and it w...2021-10-0526 min![A Podcast [ , ] For All Intents and Purposes](https://static.libsyn.com/p/assets/d/9/2/3/d923503c55f81d4016c3140a3186d450/ShowCard20200828.jpeg)
A Podcast [ , ] For All Intents and PurposesA Braver New World GIANTS FALL: Kind of a combination of a News Blast and a Nerd Law, but the lawsuit between Apple and Epic has been decided and...it's complicated. We have Andrew walk us through the ins and outs of this strange event. RELEVANT LINKS: Brandom, Russell. "Apple Must Allow Other Forms of In-App Purchases, Rules Judge in Epic v. Apple." The Verge, Vox Media, 10 September 2021. RELEVANT EPISODES: "Big Brother vs. Goliath" (14 May 2021): Where our hosts first discussed the Epic v. Apple lawsuit. ...2021-09-2425 min
Kinda Funny Games Daily: Video Games News PodcastNintendo Direct Tomorrow! - Kinda Funny Games Daily 09.22.21Blessing and Snowbike Mike talk about a 40 minute Nintendo Direct coming tomorrow, Overwatch Blizzard news, and more!Time Stamps - 00:00:00 - Start00:04:10 - HousekeepingIt's SUB-TEMBER On Twitch! Viewers across the platform throughout the month can take advantage of 20% off subscriptions for first-time subscribers and gifted subs. Your support means the world to us here at Kinda Funny and right now you can take advantage of this deal and receive benefits like ad-free viewing, sub emotes, and more.Thursday, which is TODAY, we’re playing World Wa...2021-09-221h 13
The ScoopEpic v Apple Court Case Has Concluded?! - The ScoopThe show where the Ice Cream Team go through all the geeky "need to know" video game news from around the globe every weekday from 10am UK Time, live over on Twitch.tv/IceCreamUploads.
Title: Scalpers are reportedly getting 30% less for PS5s, but Xbox Series X prices are holding firm
Website: VGC
Author: Andy Robinson
https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/scalpers-are-reportedly-getting-30-less-for-ps5s-but-xbox-series-x-prices-are-holding-firm/
Title: PS4 Finally Gets A Working Emulator Eight Years Later
Website: Kotaku
Author: Sisi Jiang
https://kotaku.com/ps4-finally-gets-a-working-emulator-8-years-later-1847651649
Title: Gran Turismo 7’s single-player campaign will require an internet connection
Website: VGC
Author: Andy Ro...2021-09-131h 19The VergecastEpic v. Apple judge rules that Apple must allow other forms of in-app purchasesIn an emergency Vergecast, The Verge's Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, Adi Robertson, and Russell Brandom discuss the ruling today in the Epic v. Apple trial.Further reading:
Apple must allow other forms of in-app purchases, rules judge in Epic v. Apple
Epic v. Apple judge rules Fortnite’s Peely can appear naked in court
Epic will appeal the Epic v. Apple decision
Will Fortnite return to iOS? Probably not any time soon
The future of the App Store depends on the difference between a ‘button’ and an ‘external link’
The Apple App Store: A brief history of major p...2021-09-1145 minThe VergecastEpic v. Apple judge rules that Apple must allow other forms of in-app purchasesIn an emergency Vergecast, The Verge's Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, Adi Robertson, and Russell Brandom discuss the ruling today in the Epic v. Apple trial.
Further reading:
Apple must allow other forms of in-app purchases, rules judge in Epic v. Apple
Epic v. Apple judge rules Fortnite’s Peely can appear naked in court
Epic will appeal the Epic v. Apple decision
Will Fortnite return to iOS? Probably not any time soon
The future of the App Store depends on the difference between a ‘button’ and an ‘external link’
The Apple App Store: A brief history of major policy changes
Learn more...2021-09-111h 24Kinda Funny Games Daily: Video Games News PodcastFortnite Defeats Apple (On the Count that Matters) - Kinda Funny Games Daily 09.10.21Greg and Bless talk about Epic's win over (and loss to) Apple, the PlayStation Showcase, and more!Time Stamps - 00:00:00 - Start00:07:50 - Housekeeping
It's SUB-TEMBER On Twitch! Viewers across the platform throughout the month can take advantage of 20% off subscriptions for first-time subscribers and gifted subs. Your support means the world to us here at Kinda Funny and right now you can take advantage of this deal and receive benefits like ad-free viewing, sub emotes, and more.
Special Gamescast Review Monday!
Thank you to our Patreon Producers: The...2021-09-101h 17The VergecastPixel 6 preview / Apple reveals new efforts to fight child abuse imageryThe Verge's Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, and Alex Cranz discuss Google's preview of the Pixel 6 and its Tensor chip.Verge policy editor Russell Brandom explains how Apple will reportedly scan photos on iPhones and iCloud for child abuse imagery.
Vaccine carrots only got us so far — now, it’s time for sticks
New York Auto Show canceled as delta variant spreads
NYC’s Key vaccination requirement for indoor dining can be met with an app
Yelp will let businesses list their vaccination policies
Moderna says a third shot of its COVID-19 vaccine may be needed to protect...2021-08-061h 32The VergecastVerizon switches to Android Messages as default RCS / Jeff Bezos goes to space / Biden and Big TechThe Verge's Dieter Bohn and Alex Cranz discuss Verizon switching to Android Messages as default for RCS, as well as the many gadgets from this week.Verge policy editor Russell Brandom joins to talk about President Biden's criticism of Facebook's handling of misinformation on their platform and the nomination of Google critic Jonathan Kanter to lead the Department of Justice's antitrust division.The Verge's Liz Lopatto and Joey Roulette talk with Dieter about Jeff Bezos' space flight this week.Further reading:
Biden says platforms like Facebook are ‘killing people’ with COVID-19 misinformation
Face...2021-07-231h 22The VergecastA conversation about Section 230 and the future of the internetLast week, The Verge held a virtual event about regulating the internet — from antitrust to privacy to the many proposals for changing Section 230, hosted by Verge senior reporter Adi Robertson.The event kicked off with a keynote from Sen. Amy Klobuchar, followed by a panel on Section 230 reform with general counsel at Vimeo Michael Cheah, researcher, writer, and strategist Sydette Harry, and general counsel at the Wikimedia Foundation Amanda Keton.In this bonus Vergecast, Adi Robertson and Verge policy editor Russell Brandom discuss takeaways from the event and what's next for the future of regulation on...2021-03-0844 min
TA'castTA'cast | The FTC is suing Facebook to unwind its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsAppIn a bonus episode of TA'cast, Nilay talks with ThinkAuthority policy editor Russell Brandom, senior reporter Adi Robertson, and contributing editor Casey Newton about the FTC suing Facebook to unwind its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp.2020-12-1247 minThe VergecastThe FTC is suing Facebook to unwind its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsAppIn a bonus episode of The Vergecast, Nilay Patel talks with Verge policy editor Russell Brandom, senior reporter Adi Robertson, and contributing editor Casey Newton about the FTC suing Facebook to unwind its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp.Further reading:
The FTC is suing Facebook to unwind its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp
The good and the bad in the government’s case against Facebook
Facebook calls antitrust lawsuits ‘revisionist history’
Instagram would be better off without Facebook
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2020-12-1147 minTA'castTA'cast | Congress releases tech antitrust report / Apple’s next iPhone will be announced on October 13thNilay and Dieter bring in Russell Brandom and Adi Robertson to discuss a congressional report about whether Amazon, Facebook, Apple, and Google are violating antitrust law.Dan stops by to discuss Apple's upcoming iPhone event on October 13th.Links:Global TV shipments hit a record high last quarter, report saysAmerica’s internet wasn’t prepared for online schoolI regularly forget that I have New York’s COVID-19 exposure notification appCongress releases a blockbuster tech antitrust reportWhat Google, Apple, Amazon, and Facebook have at stake in the an...2020-10-121h 38The VergecastCongress releases tech antitrust report / Apple’s next iPhone will be announced on October 13thNilay Patel and Dieter Bohn bring in Russell Brandom and Adi Robertson to discuss congressional report about whether Amazon, Facebook, Apple, and Google are violating antitrust law.Dan Seifert stops by to discuss Apple's upcoming iPhone event on October 13th.Links:
Global TV shipments hit record high last quarter, report says
America’s internet wasn’t prepared for online school
I regularly forget that I have New York’s COVID-19 exposure notification app
Congress releases blockbuster tech antitrust report
What Google, Apple, Amazon, and Facebook have at stake in the antitrust fight
Apple made Proton...2020-10-091h 38![A Podcast [ , ] For All Intents and Purposes](https://static.libsyn.com/p/assets/0/3/3/5/03353353770a25eb/ShowCard20200828.jpg)
A Podcast [ , ] For All Intents and PurposesAiming for Whales EPIC WIN (OR FAIL): It has been a few weeks of high drama in the world of video games as Epic––the company behind Fortnite and the Unreal Engine––sued Apple after Apple delisted Fortnite from its storefront when Epic violated its terms of service as a developer. It's a complicated, convoluted issue with a lot of far-reaching and severe consequences for those who don't really have a dog in this fight––the players (not to mention the impact it could have on smaller indie developers). Andrew and D. Bethel attempt to unravel all the goings-on in this very in...2020-08-2848 minThe VergecastElection cybersecurity: How ready are we for November 3rd?Cybersecurity journalist Kim Zetter talks with The Verge's Nilay Patel and Russell Brandom about the state of election security in the US — what methods are being proposed to stop potential interference in the voting process, the problems with mail-in voting during a pandemic, and how voting machines are not always the best solution for a presidential election. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2020-07-2149 minThe VergecastTwitter gets hacked / NBC's streaming service Peacock debuts / TikTok in the US is threatenedThe Verge's Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, Russell Brandom, and Julia Alexander discuss an unprecedented Twitter hack this week, the release of NBCUniversal's new streaming service Peacock, and the potential restrictions on TikTok in the US.Stories discussed this week:
White House reportedly orders hospitals to bypass CDC during COVID-19 data collection
CDC employees say the agency has a culture of ‘racial aggression’
Etsy sellers are offering sheer mesh face masks that provide ‘very little protection’
Seventeen states sue Trump administration over new student visa guidelines
Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Elon Musk, Apple, and others hacked in unpreced...2020-07-171h 13The VergecastWhy activists need to think about cybersecurityVerge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel and policy editor Russell Brandom talk to founder of CryptoHarlem and cybersecurity expert Matt Mitchell, who works with activists to develop strategies to leave less data behind and help mitigate threats to their cause. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2020-06-2357 min
Congressional Dish214: Facial RecognitionOver the last year, various Congressional committees have been investigating the expanding use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement and the private sector. In this episode, hear the highlights of these investigations which will enlighten you about the extent that this technology is being used to put your face in criminal investigation line-ups, determine your employability, and more. Please Support Congressional Dish – Quick Links to contribute monthly or a lump sum via to support Congressional Dish for each episode via Patreon Send payments to: Send payments to: @Jennifer-Briney Send payments to: $CongressionalDish or Use your bank’s online bill pay f...2020-05-1756 min
Recode DailyThe coronavirus rumor millCan we stop the spread of coronavirus misinformation on social media?FEATURINGEater's Matthew Kang @mattatouilleThe Verge's Russell Brandom @russellbrandomLINKSCoronavirus Scare Rips Through LA’s Koreatown Amid False Social Media RumorsTrump’s reckless coronavirus statements put the entire US at riskHost:Allegra Frank @legsfrankAbout Recode by Vox:Recode by Vox helps you understand how tech is changing the worl...2020-03-0527 min
PlugOneTwoEleven Games, Injuries & those damn PeLaker FansAn evaluation of the Lakers first 11 games, Injuries to KCP and Avery Bradley, and what to do with those regretful Brandom Ingram and D' Angelo Russell cry babies.2019-11-1620 minPlugOneTwoEleven Games, Injuries & those damn PeLaker FansAn evaluation of the Lakers first 11 games, Injuries to KCP and Avery Bradley, and what to do with those regretful Brandom Ingram and D' Angelo Russell cry babies.2019-11-1620 min
Recode DailyThe government has your face
The U.S. government won’t release information about how it’s using facial recognition technology — so the ACLU is suing.Links to resources discussed:
Electronic Frontier Foundation report on Facial Recognition technology
ACLU Press release
Facial Recognition technology explainer video from The Verge/Russell Brandom
Featuring:@lynch_jen@russellbrandomHosts:Arielle Duhaime-Ross (@adrs), host and lead reporter of ResetAbout Recode by Vox:Recode by Vox helps you understand how tech is changing the wo...2019-11-0723 min
The Bam Creative Podcast42 | RIP Google+, Pixel 3 & Protecting your baby tigerEpisode highlights Pixel 3 and its awesome inbuilt call screening, which answers calls and figures out if it’s an unsolicited call, solving the issue of the telemarketer calling during dinner. The newest Opera Touch browser has built-in protection against crypto jacking. We covered the death of Google+, its impact on social media and how a data breach was the nail in the coffin for the struggling social media platform. Snapchat dropped to USD7 a share over the weekend, so it’s time to buy (says Josh). Protecting your baby tiger ideas - championing a product in a company that...2018-10-1237 min
Working PeopleVickie Shannon AllenIn this episode, which is a little longer than our typical episodes, we talk to Vickie Shannon Allen, a native Texan and a warehouse worker at an Amazon fulfillment center, where she sustained an injury on the job. Vickie’s struggle with Amazon to get the medical treatment she deserves is ongoing. As we discuss in the interview, it has been hell for her, and we are asking listeners to help us share her story and hold Amazon accountable. We talk with Vickie about her experience working for Amazon, but we talk about a lot more, too. We talk ab...2018-10-092h 36
The VergecastNew iPads, Microsoft reorg, and Europe's new privacy ruleWe’ve got a bunch of tech luminaries on The Vergecast this week to help us understand the week in tech news.
Nilay, Dieter, and Paul welcome Lauren Goode back to the show for her last week at The Verge to discuss the new iPads that Apple released this past Tuesday. Lauren and Dieter went to Chicago for the event, so they share their experience and insight on the new products and their relationship with the education field.
After that, the crew bring in senior reporter Russell Brandom to help us understand how Europe’s new privacy rule is resh...2018-03-301h 11
Why I SocialThe One Where Every Fruit Goes BadOn this week's episode, (spoiler) we somehow end up discussing our favorite fruits. Also, "Bright" really wasn't that bad and is "a lot better than Suicide Squad." This week's Five Favorites: 1. Iran blocks encrypted messaging apps amid nationwide protests [Verge - story by Russell Brandom] 2. Exclusive: Spotify files for its IPO [Axios - story by Dan Primack] 3. Netflix’s ‘Bright’ reached 11M viewers in its first three days, according to Nielsen [Techcrunch - story by Anthony Ha] 4. Facebook Just Created More Ad Inventory - Through Instagram [AdAge - story by George Slefo...2018-01-0834 min
The VergecastMeltdown and Spectre will kill us allCES is next week, and we'll get to it, but first we need to talk to security expert Russell Brandom to make sure we won't all be dead from CPU security vulnerabilities before then. Also, stay tuned for Paul Miller's excellent and enlightening sci-fi short story allegory for how Meltdown actually works. He did a great job.
Nilay Patel and Dieter Bohn, the world's foremost experts on what to expect from the world's most important technology tradeshow, make their CES predictions, and Paul does his weekly segment "Mustard, back off!" So wow, what a great episode. Sorry about the...2018-01-051h 07
The VergecastPixel 2 review, KRACK, and Microsoft's Surface Book sequelThe reviews are in and everybody just loves the quality OLED component Google picked for the Pixel 2 XL. Really just can't stop talking about it. And talking? That's what the Vergecast is for. On this episode Nilay, Paul, and Dieter discuss the reviews of Google's new phones, and The Verge's security expert Russell Brandom drops by to explain KRACK and four-way handshakes. It's all the grit and off-axis color shifting of a Pentile display, in podcast form.
03:08 Dieter: Pixel 2 review
10:27 Smartphone screens, display
17:58 Features, camera, speaker
26:12 Russell: Wi-Fi, WPA 2 protocol
39:40 Paul’s Segment
46:45 Dieter: Surface Book 2
52:14 Microsoft fall creator up...2017-10-201h 04
Discover Free Audiobook in Newspapers & Magazines, News & CultureTwo-Factor Authentication Is a Mess by Russell Brandom | Free AudiobookListen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: Two-Factor Authentication Is a Mess
Author: Russell Brandom
Narrator: Rex Anderson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-18-17
Publisher: The Verge
Genres: Newspapers & Magazines, News & Culture
Summary:
For Fears, two-factor authentication has been the most important advice in personal cybersecurity one that consumer tech companies were surprisingly slow to recognize.
"Two-Factor Authentication Is a Mess" is from theverge.com, published on July 10, 2017.
Contact: info@hotaudiobook.com2017-07-1810 min
The VergecastThe iPhone turns 10, Petya ransomware and an iOS 11 previewDid you know it was the iPhone's 10th anniversary on Thursday? The Vergecast knows. Nilay, Dieter, and Paul talk about what the iPhone means to them, to the industry, and to the entire universe. With just a slight tangent to talk about Orbs for Kings.
Better yet, Nilay interviewed Verge reporter Russell Brandom about the Petya ransomware. It's a segment Russell calls "CyberTalk," but Nilay wants to call it "Brandom Security with Russell Brandom." Please vote in the comments.
1:00 - The iPhone turns 10
21:56 - iPhone or smartphones: which had the bigger impact?
31:50 - Petya ransomware in “Brandom Security with Russell...2017-06-301h 22
Vince in the Bay PodcastDataminr and the FirehoseKerry Flynn of Mashable and Russell Brandom of The Verge discuss Dataminr.2016-12-2907 min
Too Embarrassed to AskDoes Trump’s victory mean I need stronger encryption?Recode's Kara Swisher and Ina Fried talk with The Verge's Lauren Goode and Russell Brandom about the 2016 election and how our technological habits may be affected by president-elect Donald Trump. Brandom explains how messaging encryption can vary from app to app, and why WhatsApp is seen as a more secure alternative to a normal text message. Later in the show, the group discusses whether Facebook and Twitter were echo chambers for voters and how President Trump may do battle with companies like Apple and Amazon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2016-11-1138 min
What's Tech?How HTTPS is slowly but surely making the internet saferOver the past couple years web security has become a staple of the nightly news. The stories usually hinge on government leaks, foreign hackers, or web encryption. There’s menacing subtext that practically everything put online is vulnerable to “cyber attacks.” Though one might wonder what steps are being taken to protect not just the government and giant corporations, but you, the individual. What keeps you safe when you stumble your way into a Wikipedia hole or click a strange link sent from a friend?
To find out, I invited my colleague Russell Brandom to talk about web security, and partic...2016-10-1929 min
Too Embarrassed to AskWhat happens if our voting machines get hacked?The Verge reporter Russell Brandom talks with Recode's Kara Swisher and The Verge's Lauren Goode about recent hacking attacks on the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and what they mean for the 2016 election. They discuss what would happen if a foreign state like Russia tried to sabotage America's voting machines on Election Day and whether hackers can ever be totally stopped. Later in the show, the trio answers your questions about hacking and personal cybersecurity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2016-08-0545 min
The VergecastSecretsThis week on Vergecast, Nilay, Dieter, and Paul bring in resident cybersecurity expert Russell Brandom to explain the cryptocurrency Ethereum and how there was a recent attack on the Decentralized Autonomous Organization which stole $53 million.
Then, later on in the show a surprise guest pops in to give us breaking news on the Android.
And after you listen to the podcast, head over to theverge.com and cast your vote in the poll for this week's Gadget Face-off featured on this week's podcast!
03:52 - Ethereum
theverge.com/2016/6/17/11965192/ethereum-theft-dao-cryptocurrency-million-stolen-bitcoin
17:02 - Breaking News
22:04 - Squarespace ad
24:42 - BLU phones
35:33 - Paul’s...2016-07-0157 min
What's Tech?What you need to know about doxxing, the average internet user’s nightmareMy entire body clenches when I hear the word doxxing. Each time I write something that, for whatever reason, upsets a corner of the internet, I wonder if my personal information — phone numbers, address, social security number, credit card information — will be made public, or doxxed. And if it is made public, then how will it be used?
Even though our identities on the internet are more public than ever, we are still individually afforded a certain amount of privacy. Our passwords, our forum names, our Google habits: these are, for most of us, secret. And because they are secret, peop...2016-06-2130 min
The VergecastEncryption in the hype matrixThis week on Vergecast, Nilay returns, bringing in business editor Ben Popper to unfold his feature on public schools’ initiative to bring Chromebooks into classrooms. Reporter Russell Brandom joins to discuss the timely debate on encryption in light of this week’s Apple news. Racked style editor Nicola Fumo reclaims the hype desk to introduce the "Fumo hype matrix." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2016-02-191h 05
What's Tech?Encryption: what is it exactly, and who is right about it?Normally we publish What's Tech on Tuesday morning, but we couldn't hold next week's episode until then. A federal court has requested Apple help the FBI gain access to the contents of an iPhone that belonged to one of the San Bernardino shooters. Apple has refused.
For some, the issue appears, at first glance, quite cut and dry: Apple should do everything in its power to help the FBI. But the case is more complex than a company collaborating with the government, and plays into a larger and ongoing debate about encryption and privacy.
I recorded this episode with The...2016-02-1835 min
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A new company called Jet wants to blast Amazon, Google slammed the Wassenaar Arrangement, more proof that Apple is building a car, how two hackers take over a jeep from miles away, and more...
Host: Mike Elgan
Co-Host: Joe Panettieri
Guests: Ben Fox Rubin and Russell Brandom
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What's Tech?What is Bitcoin?Will Bitcoin make me rich? That was my first question about Bitcoin when I heard the term years ago. I didn’t know a thing about cryptocurrency, or why or how a Bitcoin might be used, but it sounded like an internet gold rush. I never invested in Bitcoin, and that may have been the right decision. But sometimes I think of the life that could have been.
This week, I invited my brilliant pal Russell Brandom to explain Bitcoin. He has a skill for making complex things like this digestible, and he delivers yet again explaining the numbers behind th...2015-07-0732 min
The VergecastAir Bud 6Nilay Patel is fired up about media aquisions, Dieter Bohn is delirious, Sam Sheffer is hyped beyond belief, Russell Brandom is on the Facebook beat, and Josh Dzieza is on hand to report on the rat takeover. What a time to be alive. Join us, won't you?
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Tripcase Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2015-05-151h 05
What's Tech?What is hacking?Hacks, exploits, and system security are regularly in the news, most notably with the hacking of Sony Pictures. Russell Brandom illuminates a culture that's more complex than how it's often portrayed, and explains the nitty-gritty in layman terms.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2015-03-1018 min
BBC World Service BusinessThe demise of Dread Pirate RobertsThe founder and owner of the Silk Road website, Ross Ulbricht, has been found guilty by a court in New York of orchestrating a scheme allowing $200m of anonymous drug sales. Ulbricht operated the site under the moniker 'Dread Pirate Roberts' and used the digital form of money Bitcoin, as the payment system. The trial has been a landmark for the US Justice Department showing it can dig into the dark-net. Russell Brandom of the Verge magazine told the BBC's Roger Hearing that the authorities claimed to have found a kind of backdoor into the servers.2015-02-0503 min