
Three nerds discussing tech, Apple, programming, and loosely related matters.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 705 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

* Pre-show: Marco has a rose and thorn
* Lutron Caséta Fan Control
* Fanimation
* Technology Connections video
* Follow-up:
* Marco’s favorite feedback (about Myke) was from Analog(ue) 😬
* SQLite bug write-up
* Blackbird
* P... more
* Pre-show: The Overcast “kicking machine”
* Adam Wunn’s blog post
* Previously in ATP #324: Automatic Kicking Machine
* Follow-up:
* Marco gives John the gift of transcript search in build #1169 [The system works! — Ed.]
* Build #11... more
* Pre-show: Three old men talk about the Tickety Tocks
* Follow-up:
* Adam Wunn published his email as a blog post
* Sharing files in Screen Sharing.app (via Ingmar Wittkau)
* Video game preservation (via Jason Griffey)
* Supplying po... more
* Pre-show: Marco’s Mac mini catastrophe
* CyberLynk / Mac Mini Vault
* The dead ATS
* The proposed replacement
* 🗣️ New Member’s Special: ATP Tier List: Emoji
* Follow-up:
* Member’s Special video trimming / John’s Vibe Coded App... more
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This group talk to us, and throw Jabs at each other. They give us a look inside app process as a one person developer. They give us their knowledge about TV, computers, and sometimes running network cables.
Nobody needs to know your politics - keep it to the topics we came to the podcast for in the first place - insightful Apple commentary, tech, and cars.
If we wanted to hear about politics we’d pick a political podcast. No wonder you’re getting fewer advertiser spots filled.
Stick with IT stuff.
This show used to be the gold standard for an Apple-centric tech podcast but over the past year or so, it has dropped off the deep end. The “P” in ATP now stands for “politics”. Everything is incredibly negative and they complain endlessly during every topic. Two specific well-known people live rent-free in the hosts’ heads. The hosts’ political opinions and disdain for those they disagree with must be announced every 30 minutes. The virtual signaling is exhausting. Stick to the tech — we don’t ... more
Always an interesting podcast until this last one. I don’t know when it happened but I subscribed to hear about technology not get a political lecture about how bad the US is, how we need universal healthcare, Elon bad, etc. Go touch grass and get your minds back in shape.
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Three tech-focused hosts riff on Apple, programming, and broader hardware/software trends with long-form, opinionated discussions. Episodes frequently weave in AI, design topics, developer tooling, and industry news, often featuring guest designers or engineers and sponsor reads. The show stands out for its deep-dunk analysis, candid banter, and a willingness to tackle both high-level ecosystem shifts and hands-on debugging or workflow tips. General themes include Apple hardware/software ecosystems, AI in development, icon/design work, and practical software tooling, all delivered with a mix of humor and strong technical insight. Potential listeners who want unvarnished tech takes, real-world engineering stories, and thoughtful debates abou... more
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