
Three nerds discussing tech, Apple, programming, and loosely related matters.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 697 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

* Pre-show:
* We are not dangerously capable
* We convince ourselves not to pivot to video
* Accidental Neutral: The Rivian R2
* FYI, Marco: Casey has officially called dibs on the R3X 😈
* Follow-up:
* It’s Road Trip (via Jason P... more
* WWDC 2026
* Watch the Keynote (alternatively, on YouTube)
* Craig Hockenberry on Spotlight
* Word wall
* Rob Rhyne’s toot
* Weird holes
* Change Detection
* .well-known
* Dear EU, 🖕. Love, Apple
* Post-show: Casey’s unex... more
* Pre-show:
* 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈 Happy Pride! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
* John and dynamic DNS
* Former & future sponsor Tailscale (but seriously, I’m obsessed —CL)
* Tailscale Funnel
* Follow-up:
* Ferrari Luce
* ... more
* Pre-show: Marco has something to commend
* Ubiquiti marketing video
* Spanning Tree Protocol
* Sonos & Networking Documentation
* Follow-up:
* Formula 1 on Apple TV
* The case for alarm reminders (via Matthew Cave)
* SVG can d... more
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I like how it is long (I’m 12 so I have a lot of time on the bus and stuff) and always interesting
Only thing is that AI is bad for the environment
Name= marcochk
These three men provide some of the best insights into modern day tech. Especially Apple. And not just hardware, software too. They’re also capable explaining most things in layman’s terms and are funny. But… the recent segments about sport watches drive me crazy. Please go to a different source like dcrainmaker.com to really get useful in-depth info about Garmin, Suunto, etc and how they perform against the Apple Watch when focusing on sports. For everything else this is a great podcast 😃
Terrible and negative with politics. I listened a couple of times and quickly moved on to real tech podcasts. So long.
It got worse, how is that possible? Please stick to Technology
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A tech-focused roundtable with a strong Apple and developer bent, featuring three core hosts who share deep-dive takes on hardware, software tooling, and industry trends. Episodes weave practical engineering tips, hands-on device commentary, and candid opinions on AI, privacy, and data centers, often interlaced with sponsor reads. The show stands out for its long-form, opinionated banter and a consistent emphasis on real-world workflows, from terminal tricks to Mac hardware debates, making it a go-to for listeners who want thorough tech analysis delivered with personality.
Noteworthy elements include a persistent Apple-centric lens, strong emphasis on practical developer and power-user insights, and a willingness to critique tech giants an... more
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