
Three nerds discussing tech, Apple, programming, and loosely related matters.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 673 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

* Pre-show: Comply TrueGrip MAX for AirPods Pro 3
* Pepperidge Farm Remembers
* Follow-up:
* Contacts
* Contact lists are a thing (via Dayton Lowell)
* Some non-obvious complications (via Paul)
* Face ID & Touch ID
* Older folk... more
* Pre-show: Christmas-slideshow time
* Follow-up:
* Paris Buttfield-Addison’s locked Apple ID
* 🇦🇺 ACCC: Consumer Rights & Guarnatees
* 🇺🇸: Remember when we had a CFPB?
* Chat math
* Metadata thread splitting & merging
* Col... more
* Pre-show: Marco joins team snow tires
* i3: 155/70R19
* XC90: 275/40R21
* Molex
* F-150 Lightning’s demise
* 🗣️ Remember, ATP gift memberships are a thing!
* 🗣️ New ATP Members Special: ATP Movie Club: WarGames
* WarGames
... more
* Pre-show: Casey has a giggle about central Virginia snow
* Follow-up:
* Apple Fitness+ is doing better than the Mac Pro
* Workout Buddy
* Previously with Jay Blahnik
* More adventures with Cloudflare
* jramskov’s observation
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Telling an assistant to do something isn’t a funny joke and never has been. Hack local radio stations use to do this like 10 years ago by telling Alexa to play their call numbers and station name. Some of the really really boring, unoriginal, unfunny out of a single interesting thought stations actually still do this, I know because my nana listens to regular radio. Now you duds do that same thing. It stopped the podcast from playing, opened Apple Music and started playing some band, like you gu... more
Wants to complain about discomforts of life and how Apple is too toxic and taking too much money from poor developers. And of course they want you to pay extra for 20% of show called "overtime". I remember when that was only for a few bonus episodes but now here we are. Longer and longer ads, non relevant ads, and am sure soon 40-50% of the total podcast content will be behind a paywall.
Used to like the show. Zero stars
I mean, it’s not the OG at all, that’s a complete lie, but the three amigos: Casey, John, and Marco—are without fail a winning combo that somehow turns “Apple moved a port” into a full-blown character study.
It’s three nerds gibing about apps, laptops, keyboards, mice, cables, ports, Apple, and life, but in the most comforting way possible.
John grumbles (that’s his thing), Marco optimises his entire existence in real time (that’s his thing), and Casey keeps everything just about on the rails ... more
Used to love this show. Now, I’m trying to skip chapters depending on where Marco is going to speak. Casey and John - please please please, whenever you see Marco going on his rants, stop him. He just makes podcast vibe so negative.
Great if you like listening to 3 spoilt racists virtue signaling
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Three enthusiastic hosts engage in lively discussions surrounding the latest technology trends, primarily focusing on Apple products and programming topics. Listeners can expect a mix of personal anecdotes, humor, and insightful critiques as they cover various tech-related subjects, including operating system updates, app development, and hardware releases. The chemistry between the hosts adds depth to the conversations, often transitioning from technical speculations to casual banter about their personal experiences with the tech they discuss.
This podcast stands out in its commitment to holding tech giants accountable while maintaining a friendly and humorous tone. Its blend of in-depth analysis of industry trends paired with entertainin... more
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