
Three nerds discussing tech, Apple, programming, and loosely related matters.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 685 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

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* Marco had never seen inside a datacenter
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* You’re welcome, world
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* A brief, renewed pitch to watch this season
* Cameras
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* Pre-show: Casey brings us back to Anniversary Corner
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* Pre-show: The best (but slowest) website on the internet
* Million Dollar Homepage
* 2013 BMW M5 (PDF)
* 2014 Honda Accord (PDF)
* M4 iPad Air
* iPhone 17e
* New displays (‼️)
* Studio Display 2
* A19 per MacRumors
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ATP is what got me into tech focused podcasts. Recently, however, the negativity and constant ridiculous complaints have become too much. I’m done. Good luck guys.
The past ~~few weeks~~ year the panel has been shilling AI like it’s some kind of inevitable requirement for the future, ignore all the ethical issues it brings. Sad to see Marco go the way of the tech bro.
All of the ‘AI’ ads suck too. You can be excited about ML and be critical at the same time, but what Marco is doing here is not it.
I used to love Accidental Tech Podcast for the deep Apple and developer insight, but lately the tone has shifted in a way that’s hard to ignore.
There’s a lot more negativity than analysis now, and episodes can feel like long complaint sessions instead of thoughtful breakdowns. The political commentary has also become more frequent and heavy-handed, and it often comes across as pessimistic and disconnected from the actual tech discussion.
What’s frustrating is that the expertise is still there... more
One issue: Please buy some better quality microphones. You sound like you are underwater.
Lately the obsession with AI and LLMs has been exhausting and disappointing. This is not what the podcast should be hyperfocusing on. It’s the same as promoting NFTs or Crypto. Support the environment and stop promoting AI.
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The content prominently features discussions on technology, particularly with a focus on Apple products and programming, but spans a wider range of topics including personal anecdotes and home automation. Listeners can expect engaging banter among the hosts, with humor woven throughout the conversations. Unique elements often include personal productivity hacks, AI developments in technology, and critiques of current events in tech and software. Episodes frequently delve into the hosts' personal experiences and opinions on the implications of technological advancements, making it a blend of entertainment and insightful commentary targeted at tech enthusiasts.
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