Three nerds discussing tech, Apple, programming, and loosely related matters.
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The Incidental Tech Podcast - when they talk about tech by accident (rather than re-iterating politics and group-think social theories) more
I listened to this religiously for 7 years, but the quality has gradually gotten worse as hosts gave up their main jobs to go full time podcasting. It became mostly complaints and anecdotes from people who seem to spend all their time on social media, laden with an excruciating amount of caveats in case anyone might be mildly offended, while simultaneously trying to justify why one household needs 3 brand new, top of the line MacBooks. Real shame, and some of the earlier episodes still hold up t... more
I started to listen to this podcast only a couple or years ago and I’m loving it more and more everyday. Episode 532 was specially great for me, at “Formative computing experiences”… OMG, so much memories from when I started messing with computers, when I was 14 y/o. Lovely memories, everything… Old PCs, floppies, autoexec.bat, config.sys and those lot of things we needed to do to be able to run everything we wanted. :D
I used to love this show, however it seems like most of the show topics end up in complaining about how things aren’t good enough for them. It had a good run.
ATP is my favourite podcast 20% of the time and an unlistenable airing of grievances by a few rich white men 80% of the time. I wish they’d focus on quality of content more so that 20% was easier to find. I could see how they might conclude from the success of Hypercritical that we enjoy a gripe fest but it’s only fun when John does it. It really feels like the hosts believe anything they say is interesting.
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Accidental Tech Podcast launched 10 years ago and published 537 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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