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That IT showBecome disconnected - The Digital Detox Blueprint - (Episode 109)Welcome to a new episode of ThatITShow podcast, where we explore how to break free from digital overwhelm and reclaim focus, productivity, and peace of mind. In a world where notifications, emails, and endless scrolling dominate our attention, it's easy to feel trapped by technology. But what if you could reset your relationship with digital devices? In this episode, we’ll uncover practical strategies to unplug, set boundaries, and cultivate a healthier balance with technology—without sacrificing productivity or connection. Ready to take control? Let’s dive in! 2025-02-2842 min

That IT showLab like a pro episode 3 - Truenas and Rockstor your lab - (Episode 104)In this episode of ThatITShow, we’re diving deep into expanding your IT homelab with robust storage solutions. Whether you’re running out of space or just ready to level up, we’ll explore the powerful capabilities of TrueNAS and Rockstor. Learn how to set up, configure, and maximize these tools for reliable, scalable, and efficient storage in your homelab. From RAID configurations to advanced sharing options, we’ll cover the essentials to help you build a more resilient and versatile environment. Tune in to discover how these systems can take your homelab to the next level!" 2025-01-2457 min

That IT showAI Titans Unleashed: Grok and ChatGPT - (Episode 85)Welcome to this episode of "ThatITShow," where we dive into the cutting-edge world of artificial intelligence and explore two of the most powerful AI systems shaping the future: Grok and ChatGPT. In this episode, we’ll break down the unique capabilities of each, discussing their roles in revolutionizing industries, enhancing productivity, and transforming human-computer interactions. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or just curious about AI's potential, this episode is your gateway to understanding the innovation driving the future of AI with Grok and ChatGPT at the forefront. 2024-09-1357 min

That IT showRetro PC for an obscene amount of money - (Episode 82)Welcome to ThatITShow's live episode called "Retro PC for an obscene amount of money"! Today, we're diving deep into a ridiculously expensive retro PC build. This isn't just any old machine—it's a rare gem loaded with high-end, nostalgic hardware that costs more than some new rigs! We'll be disassembling this beauty piece by piece, revealing the premium components that make it so unique. Then, we'll put it all back together, discussing the quirks, challenges, and sheer joy of owning and maintaining a machine like this. Grab your popcorn because things are about to get nerdy! 2024-08-1654 min

That IT showWe had a CHAT with ChatGPT - (Episode 71)Welcome to the new episode of ThatITShow podcast. In this episode, we're joined by ChatGPT, providing voice and co-hosting services for a short but fun episode about the topic of podcasting. Specifically, will ChatGPT and similar LLM's take over podcasting and will the podcast host(s) become irrelevant in the future. Let's have some fun! 2024-05-3120 min

That IT showRust in Peace: The Graveyard of Forgotten Hardware and Software Ideas Part 2 - (Episode 57)Welcome to another episode of ThatITShow! Today, we're diving into the dusty archives of tech history, exploring the graveyard of forgotten hardware ideas. Join us on this journey through the realms of misguided innovation and quirky contraptions as we uncover the bizarre tales behind devices that once promised to revolutionize the tech world, only to end up rusting in peace. In this two-part series, we’ll discuss topics ranging from peculiar peripherals to downright absurd inventions, as we unravel the stories of these unsung heroes and zeros in the vast landscape of hardware innovation. Get ready for a laughter-filled tr...2024-02-231h 25

That IT showRust in Peace: The Graveyard of Forgotten Hardware Ideas Part 1 - (Episode 56)Welcome to another episode of ThatITShow! Today, we're diving into the dusty archives of tech history, exploring the graveyard of forgotten hardware ideas. Join us on this journey through the realms of misguided innovation and quirky contraptions as we uncover the bizarre tales behind devices that once promised to revolutionize the tech world, only to end up rusting in peace. In this two-part series, we’ll discuss topics ranging from peculiar peripherals to downright absurd inventions, as we unravel the stories of these unsung heroes and zeros in the vast landscape of hardware innovation. Get ready for a laughter-filled tr...2024-02-161h 07

That IT showSecure Swaps: The policy or experience-driven approach to storage media renewal - (Episode 52)Welcome to new episode of ThatITShow podcast - an episode where we explore the harmonies of digital storage. In this episode, we dive into the crucial cadence of replacing SSDs and HDDs – whether driven by policy mandates or the fear of potential failures. Join us as we unravel the symphony of scheduled upgrades, balancing the scales between data security, policy compliance, and the pulse of storage device longevity. Stay tuned for insights that strike the right chord in navigating the ever-evolving landscape of storage management. 2024-01-191h 00

That IT showThe Great AI Letdown: Assessing the Disappointments of the Year - (Episode 50)In this ThatITShow episode, we delve into the realm of AI, dissecting the unmet expectations and disappointments that marked the landscape of 2023. Our discussion unveils the chasm between the lofty promises and the stark reality of AI tools. From exaggerated claims to failed implementations, we expose the cracks in the code that have led to a collective disillusionment within the general population. And we were counting on AI to do so many things... 2024-01-0553 min

That IT showPodcast Playback: Recapping the first year of ThatITShow podcast - (Episode 49)In this end-of-year review episode of ThatITShow podcast, we’re diving into the digital time capsule as we unpack a year's worth of IT adventures in this special episode. Join us as we revisit the highs and lows of hardware, software, IT/social and laptop discussions from the past year. From DevOps chronicles to software and hardware rants, we reflect on the standout moments, and share our top picks, and some insights into what’s waiting for us soon. This is a ThatITShow podcast rewind you don't want to miss! 2023-12-291h 11

That IT showBytes of the Past: The Fascination with Collecting Classic and Vintage Computers - (Episode 48)Welcome to another episode of our ThatITShow podcast, where we embark on a journey into the world of vintage or old computers. We dive deep into the realm of classic computers, as well as our own past and thoughts about the topic. Join us as we unravel the mystique behind the allure of antique tech, exploring the stories and motivations that drive IT enthusiasts to become collectors of these timeless artifacts. From early 8-bit computers to personal computers, we'll navigate the evolution of computing and the sentimental value attached to these vintage gems. Tune in to hear firsthand accounts...2023-12-2256 min

That IT showCables and Contacts: Building Professional Bridges in IT - (Episode 45)Welcome to an episode of ThatITShow podcast, where we discuss the dynamic world of professional networking in the tech sphere. We explore the intricacies of building meaningful connections within the ever-evolving IT landscape. As technology continues to advance, the importance of networking extends beyond connecting devices; it's about connecting minds, ideas, and opportunities. Join us as we uncover the strategies and insights that can transform your career and elevate your professional journey. Get ready to explore the human side of IT networking and uncover the secrets to maximizing your connections, because in the world of tech, success isn't just...2023-12-011h 07

That IT showTo specs and beyond: The Art of Selecting the Right Desktop - (Episode 44)In this ThatITShow podcast episode, we delve into the intricacies of purchasing a desktop computer, guiding our viewers and listeners through the maze of choices in the ever-evolving tech landscape. From understanding the significance of processor speed and RAM to deciphering the jargon of graphics cards, cases, and monitors, we demystify the key components that make or break a desktop's usability and performance. With the tech market inundated with choices, this episode aims to inform our viewers and listeners with the knowledge needed to make an informed decision when investing in a desktop computer, ensuring they find a system...2023-11-241h 39

That IT showHow to be a good DevOps Engineer (DevOps Part 1) (Episode 32)In this episode, we explore the traits and skills that define a successful DevOps engineer. We use a really cool tool at roadmap.sh (DevOps roadmap) while we cover most of the pre-requirements: technical expertise in scripting, CI/CD pipelines, infrastrucure, monitoring, automation, orchestration, networking, security, operating systems and so on. By the end of this episode our viewers and listeners should get a firm grip on how big of a topic we're discussing, as a lot of people tend to oversimplify and banalize the DevOps process as something simple - it's anything but... 2023-08-251h 00

That IT showThrills, Spills, and Milestones: Inside Windows NT’s Epic Evolution (Part 1) (Episode 31)In this episode, we delve into the fascinating history of Windows NT, tracing its origins from conception to its dominating presence in the tech industry until the turn of the millennium. Uncovering the saga of its evolution, we explore the milestones that reshaped the computing landscape, transforming Microsoft's flagship operating system. We talk about technology behind Windows NT's rise, showcasing its profound impact on modern computing. From humble beginnings to heroic achievements, the episode focuses on Windows NT's transformation into a cornerstone of the digital era. 2023-08-181h 10

That IT showChoosing the right storage service: Data storage vs backup vs convenience (Episode 30)In this episode our focus is on cloud and home storage solutions. We'll discuss home storage alternatives like NAS devices, highlighting the importance of data control. Discussions center around cloud security, empowering users to access data anywhere, anytime. We also note the use-case for hybrid storage - a topic that we'll discuss in a future episode. The goal for this episode is for our viewers/listeners to gain insights to make informed storage decisions that suit their needs and preferences. 2023-08-111h 04

That IT showThe Marketing Maze: Lost in hardware manufacturers’ website bloatware and PR narratives (Episode 29)In this episode we delve into hardware manufacturers' websites, exposing how marketing influences information presentation. Discussed are marketing terms, blurry and unreadable fonts, less than important information and the lack of important information on manufacturers' websites etc. Seems as though hardware manufacturers think that - at times - you need to be a super-digital literate to navigate through the marketing maze. The message should be simple - companies should prioritize simple access to information about hardware without trying to obscure it with too many marketing terms. 2023-08-041h 14

That IT showLegislating the Machine Mind: Perspectives on AI Governance (Episode 28)In this episode, we're discussing the latest AI news related to regulation, class-action lawsuits, etc. We discuss precarious balance between fostering technological innovation and implementing crucial oversight, the ethical and legal frontiers that governments and organizations must navigate to create effective AI regulatory frameworks. 2023-07-281h 16

That IT showRed Hat’s Closed-Source Shift: Impact on Open Source (and RedHat) (Episode 27)In this episode, we're talking about Red Hat, a prominent player in the open-source community, made waves when it announced its decision to transition RedHat sources to git.centos.org behind a RedHat subscription. This strategic shift has had far-reaching implications for developers, the open-source community, and the perception of Red Hat's customer-centric approach. However, their explanations about why they're doing it are straight offensive and disrespectful to their users. Weirdly enough, people don't take to kind to the fact that RedHat is basically calling most of them freeloaders. So, what's going on? 2023-07-211h 19

That IT showFri-Yay or Fri-Nay: The Read Only Dilemma (Episode 26)In this episode, we're talking about the phenomenon called "Ready only Friday" - a principle that's both absurd and cool, both unusable and usable and - as we're at our chaotic best - we give you our insight into it. We talk about our various experiences in the IT industry related to upgrades, updates, conversions, time management and other interesting topics related with the underlying theme, which is - how to efficiently manage your time, plan and schedule - so that you don't have to have such an absurd construct. 2023-07-141h 04

That IT showLess than successful news hunt: Finding needles in the Internet news haystack (Episode 25)In this episode, we’re discussing the vast and often treacherous landscape of the Internet in search of reliable news. Armed with absolutely no expectation and a healthy dose of skepticism, we dive headfirst into the murky waters of clickbait, Slashdot, Twitter, and various other news sources. We’re going to share our experiences of sifting through weird headlines, and used-to-be-popular news websites, and getting caught up in the endless depth of information available on the Internet. 2023-07-0752 min

That IT showThe Digital Revolution: Exploring the End of an Era for Print Media (Episode 24)In this episode, we discuss the profound transformation that happened over the past 10 or so years happening in the media landscape as printed media took its final bow and digital media took center stage. The episode is partially based on the news that some of the last US printed magazines are no more, and are now available only in digital form, as has been happening for more than a decade. We examine the rise of digital media platforms, the shifting consumer behaviors, and the impact on industries such as publishing, journalism, and advertising. Additionally, we reflect on the nostalgia...2023-06-301h 11

That IT showCracking the Code: Demystifying Apple’s mobile computer lineup (Episode 23)In this episode, we're discussing the insane world of Apple's mobile computer lineup, specifically the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models. As technology advances, the options seem to multiply, leaving potential buyers in a state of complete confusion. We explore the key differences and features of both the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, attempting to unravel the intricate puzzle that Apple has presented to consumers. With an in-depth analysis of specifications, design, and user experience, we aim to provide clarity and guidance to those grappling with the difficult decision of choosing between these two iconic devices. We also discuss...2023-06-241h 14

That IT showIncredible mobile computer sales slump: PC and Apple mobile computer market in turmoil (Episode 22)In this episode, we will discuss the current state of the PC and Apple mobile computer markets, exploring the factors contributing to their incredible decline. We talk about the impact of mobile devices, shifting consumer preferences, and other factors contributing to the overall situation. We aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of the challenges faced by PC/apple industry giants and the implications for future products. We invite you to join the conversation in the chat below as we discuss what’s going to happen next. 2023-06-1658 min

That IT showHow a Tiny Chip Revolutionized Computing II: The Incredible Story of ARM (Episode 21)Welcome to another episode of ThatITShow podcast. In this episode, we will continue down the path that was laid out in the 6502 episode that we did in April 2023. We will discuss the important story of the early history of ARM processors, tracing their roots back to the remarkable journey of ACORN, 6502, and BBC Micro. Join us as we talk about how a small British computer company revolutionized the world of microprocessors, laying the foundation for the birth of ARM - a true technological marvel that has since become ubiquitous in our modern devices. Get ready to embark on a...2023-06-091h 06

That IT showUNIX and Linux: The Birth of a Technological Renaissance (Episode 20)In this episode, we embark on a historical journey through the fascinating world of UNIX and Linux. Discover the origins of UNIX, a groundbreaking operating system that revolutionized computing. From its humble beginnings at Bell Labs to its global impact, we talk about the visionary pioneers who shaped its legacy. We talk about UNIX as a stepping stone into the Linux revolution, an open-source movement that propelled Linux to the forefront of technology. Explore the collaborative ethos and the remarkable individuals who championed the philosophy of sharing and innovation. This podcast episode is a celebration...2023-06-021h 27

That IT showNostalgia meets technology: A look back from Spectrum and Amstrad to PCs of the 2000s (Episode 19)Welcome to this episode of our podcast, where we'll be taking a bit of a trip down the memory lane to our early computing days. Basically, you can treat this episode as an "Intro to computers and computing" from less-than-adult kids who were born in the late 70s/beginning of the 80s. Back then, the world of computing was a vastly different place than it is today. Computers were not as widespread as they are now, and there was much to learn about these new, exciting machines. In this episode, we will explore the early d...2023-05-191h 30

That IT showOur laptop software IT battle-ready kit: What we use and why (Episode 18)Welcome to this episode of our podcast, where we will discuss the software we use on our laptops. We rely heavily on computers and the various software programs that we use to perform everyday tasks. From web browsing to document editing, a plethora of software options are available to us, each with its unique set of features and capabilities. In this episode, we will dive deep into the world of laptop software, exploring the different types of available software, their features and benefits, and how they can help us be more productive and efficient in our system engineering lives...2023-05-121h 02

That IT showPowerShell horror stories: Has Microsoft lost its CLI mojo? (Episode 17)In this episode, we will explore the problems and inconsistencies of PowerShell and its ability to crash Active Directory for some unknown reason. We consider PowerShell to be a very powerful tool that can greatly simplify system administration tasks, but its unpredictable nature can lead to disastrous consequences, like complete Active Directory crash. Furthermore, to illustrate the inconsistencies of PowerShell, we will examine examples of Hyper-V and its integration with PowerShell. We will demonstrate how even small variations in PowerShell commands can have a significant impact on Hyper-V administration. 2023-05-0547 min

That IT showPerpetual Licenses: A Dying Breed or a Hidden Gem? (Episode 16)Subscription and perpetual licenses are two models for software licensing today. In a lot of cases, we can choose between perpetual or subscription-based licensing - but not always. Subscription licenses allow users to pay a recurring fee for a specified period of time, typically monthly or annually. Perpetual licenses, on the other hand, require a one-time upfront payment for the software license, which can be used indefinitely. 2023-04-2850 min

That IT showHow a Tiny Chip Revolutionized Computing: The Incredible Story of the 6502 CPU (Episode 15)In this episode, we tell the fascinating story of the 6502 processor and its incredible impact on the world of computing. Originally developed in the 1970s as a low-cost alternative to more expensive processors, the 6502 quickly became a game-changer, powering everything from video game consoles to personal computers. We explore the chip's journey from obscurity to billions of units sold, and how it helped pave the way for modern computing technology. We dive into the technical details of the 6502 processor and explore how its unique architecture made it faster, more efficient, and more accessible than competing processors of its time...2023-04-2347 min

That IT showModern laptop designs - the good, the bad, the ugly, and the unbearable - (Episode 14)In this episode, we delve into the problems with the design of modern laptops and how they affect users' productivity. We start by discussing the trend of making laptops thinner and lighter, which has resulted in compromises on performance, battery life, and ergonomics. We show this via examples of MacBook Pro's, Dell XPS's and Lenovo laptops, although basically all laptop manufacturer designs are comparably good and bad. At the end of this episode, we also discuss about some recommendations and thoughts on how to make them better. We also check one very "special" laptop for a special purpose...2023-04-081h 07

That IT showThe PC motherboard debacle: Why today’s designs just don’t work - (Episode 13)Are you tired of dealing with motherboard design issues and wondering why they just don't seem to work like they used to? Look no further as we dive into the heart of the problem with modern motherboard designs. In this episode, we'll explore the ways in which manufacturers are cutting corners and creating real problems for the customers. From the partial lack of compatibility with advertised capabilities all the way to problems with upgrades, we'll have a quality chat about reasons why this is a real problem. Join us as we examine how modern motherboard designs are falling short...2023-03-311h 04

That IT showExperience vs. Innovation: Finding the Right Balance in Your IT Team - (Episode 12)In this episode, we are discussing the topic of rethinking hiring practices and why age shouldn't be a barrier in the IT industry when applying for a job or selecting a potential candidate. While there may be biases against both younger and more mature workers in tech hiring practices, research suggests that these professionals can bring unique skills and perspectives to the workplace. We discuss the benefits of such an approach, including the value of deep industry knowledge and fresh perspectives, the potential for innovation and problem-solving, and the ability to mentor and be mentored. We also share ourexperiences...2023-03-241h 03

That IT showUnleashing the Shocking Potential of AI-Generated CVs - (Episode 11)In this ThatITShow podcast, we discuss some new developments and trends related to #ai and #ChatGPT. As a part of this episode, we used ChatGPT to write us some resumes, in a couple of different categories - system engineers, programmers, digital marketing specialists, and data scientists. We were less than impressed by most CVs, and average-level impressed with some of them. Whatever the quality of CV suggestions by #ChatGPT was, they were usable in terms of writing your own resume. Oh, and, BTW, getting rid of frustrations on drums, bass, rhythm guitar and squaling on the solo guitar is...2023-03-171h 01

That IT showClosing the Digital Divide: (IT) Education for All - (Episode 10)Welcome to our podcast about IT education and general college education, another one in the series. In this show, we explore the latest trends and insights into the world of information technology education. We discuss topics such as the benefits of IT education, the role of IT education in changing the quality of our students' lives, and how to succeed in a career in IT. hosted by experienced educators. We also share our insights and experiences from the classroom, as well as some thoughts and practices from the world of information technology education. Our episode cover a range of...2023-03-041h 37

That IT show#thatitshownews - Microsoft pulls the trigger on Internet Explorer in Windows 10In this 10-minute segment, we discuss the fact that Microsoft again decided to do its "Deus ex machina" thing and force-deny Windows 10 users to use Internet Explorer. Yes, it's an old browser, but there are more than a few valid use cases for which it's essential to have it. 2023-03-0310 min

That IT show#thatitshownews - Windows 11 Update - Now with Bing Search integratedIn this short news segment, we're discussing the latest Windows 11 update that - among other things (covered in one of our next videos) brings us integration between Windows 11 and Bing Search. We discuss the pros and cons and our expectations. We also covered these topics in other episodes (Episode 01, 05 and 09). #technews #thatitshownews #windows11 #windows11newupdate #windows11updates 2023-03-0120 min

That IT show#thatitshownews 01 - Google buys PhotomathIn this less-than-15-minute segment, we discuss the pros and cons of Google buying Photomath. This is a topic that's very dear to us, as it's a local, Croatian company (behind Photomath) that Google's buying. We also share some insight into how math education looked like when we were younger - basically, from our standpoint, Photomath is modern-day replacement for a HP48/49/Prime calculator in a way. 2023-03-0113 min

That IT show#thatitshowrant 01 - MWC 2023In this short 10-minute rant about Mobile World Congress, Jasmin tells us how he REALLY feels about mobile tech news and products to be shown @MWC 2023. 2023-02-2710 min

That IT showThe Yin and Yang of AI: Finding Balance between Pros and Cons (Episode 09)In this ThatITShow podcast, we went back to discussing AI-related topics - specifically, what are the capabilities, pros and cons of using AI in real life by using a lot of different examples. This is a part of our continous stream of episodes that are AI related, as we find this topic to be quite fascinating, especially having in mind how it exploded into the mainstream after ChatGPT showed up for the party. 2023-02-241h 19

That IT showBreaking the Addiction - Understanding the Consequences of Excessive Screen Time (Episode 08)In this ThatITShow podcast, we discuss the ongoing distraction epidemic - how technology is affecting our attention spans and lives. There's a lot of data to support the conclusion that we're becoming less social, less intelligent and less human. Here are a few articles to check (there are many of them available): Digital Overuse and Addictive Traits and Their Relationship With Mental Well-Being and Socio-Demographic Factors: A National Population Survey for Wales (doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2021.585715) Brain health consequences of digital technology use (doi: 10.31887/DCNS.2020.22.2/gsmall) Going digital: how technology use may influence human brains and behavior  (doi: 10.31887/DC...2023-02-201h 29

That IT showThe Future is Refurbished: Embracing a Sustainable Tech Lifestyle (Episode 07)In this ThatITShow podcast, we discuss the topic that both of us feel very passionately about - using refurbished hardware both for personal and professional scenarios. Both of us have been using refurbished laptops for years as they're way cheaper and suitable for many of our needs. Professionally, both of us have been using refurbished servers as the basis for a lot of the work that we do, especially in education. Just as an example - one of our environments that our students use 0-24 recently underwent a refurbished hardware refresh process, and we were able to reduce it...2023-02-131h 05

That IT showThe great mobile OS rift: Abandon your ’droids, it’s time for apples... or is it? (Episode 06)In this ThatITShow podcast, we discuss the ultimate tug of war in the mobile space - Android vs iOS battle. Recently, one of us (Jasmin a.k.a. Mister Cough-er) switched sides from 'droid to iOS as a self-trolling yet information providing service. To oversimplify, Android, with its open-source operating system and customizable options, has won over a significant portion of the smartphone market. On the other hand, iOS, with its sleek design and seamless integration with other Apple devices, has a strong following as well. The debate over which platform is superior is heated, with arguments for both...2023-02-061h 38

That IT showThe Future of Work is Here: ChatGPT Integration with Microsoft apps and services? (Episode 05)In this ThatITShow podcast, we discuss some "on point" and pointless CES news related to some of the stuff that was introduced @CES in Las Vegas. Then, we move to the main topic that's a continuation of our first episode - ChatGPT integration into Microsoft ecosystem, having in mind the extra investment Microsoft made in OpenAI. When we say Microsoft ecosystem, we're discussing various applications and cloud services - search for Windows operating system, Microsoft Office, Office/Microsoft 365, Azure... everything. It stands to reason that some next generation of this product is going to be integrated in that manner...2023-01-301h 18

That IT showIT-Educated and Certified Employees: The Key to Success in the Tech Industry (ThatITShow Live 01)In this re-edited (for sound purposes only, no cuts to the original video), livestreamed ThatITShow podcast, we have some guests! Both Jasmin and Vedran work @Algebra university college (soon to become Algebra University) and have more than 3 decades of combined experience in IT college education and IT education that's technology specific (RedHat, Microsoft, VMware education). We invited three of our students to discuss both these topics as they went through undergraduate/graduate programs with us, while simultaneously passing multiple RedHat exams on the way to the highest RedHat certification, RHCA (RedHat Certified Architect). Algebra university college is a RedHat...2023-01-231h 50

That IT showWhy Excel is a Disaster for Cloud IT Management (Episode 04)In this ThatITShow podcast that's going to become a regular feature, we discuss cloud technology in situations in which people in IT management ("Excel managers"), who only seem to care about some CAPEX/OPEX distribution of IT finances are pushing using cloud as a be-all-end-all solution for everything. We discuss some general use cases and go through a demo to show that using cloud is not in any way simple (a lot of those people tend to oversimplify that fact), and that it can also be a problem for long-term company strategy. We use Azure as an example to...2023-01-161h 46

That IT showTwitter and the News: How the Platform is Shaping the Way We Stay Informed (Episode 03)In this ThatITShow podcast, we discuss some news and Twitter hoopla that's been happening for the past couple of months. It's going to be a part of a series of podcasts about social media, with more shows planned for the future. 2023-01-102h 09

That IT showWhen hardware pricing makes no nsense - CPUs, GPUs, consoles, multimedia, laptops... (Episode 02)In this ThatITShow podcast, we discuss some CPU/GPU history and absurdity of their pricing, especially GPUs. We also discuss the way in which consoles and laptops fit into this discussion. Jasmin also shares his thoughts about laptops, multimedia, PCs and Macs. 2023-01-031h 04

That IT showChatGPT: The Good, the Bad, and the Potential of Artificial Intelligence (Episode 01)In this ThatITShow podcast, we discuss some news and ChatGPT bot that stirred up so much discussion on the Internet. We spent some time analyzing how it works and what it does, which gave us some ideas for both technical and intellectual discussion about it from a couple of different points of view. We deliberately went at it from "I love it" "I hate it" perspective playing a bit of Devil's advocate, as this is a hugely controversial topic that is going to keep us discussing for a long time coming. At the end of the day, it's a...2022-12-281h 43