Techbyter Worldwide (formerly Technology Corner) With Bill Blinn
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Sinopsis
TechByter Worldwide, once limited to the reach of WTVN Radio in Columbus, Ohio, as Technology Corner, is now available worldwide. Programs are listed by date (YYYY.MM.DD: Topic) so that you'll know the date the program was recorded.
Episodios
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TechByter Worldwide 2009.01.11: Dreamweaver CS4: Still the Best Way to Spin Your Web(site); Organize Your Work with Multiple Desktops on a Single Screen; What Are They Smoking in Redmond? Where is Your Software From? and Nerdly News
11/01/2009 Duración: 24minThe latest version of Dreamweaver hits the Web running. If you can't afford an extra screen, you can at least have an extra desktop or two. After installing a Microsoft update more than 20 times, I gave up. Where is your software from? In Nerdly News, the end of the big show and thanks for the feedback.
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TechByter Worldwide 2009.01.04: Don't Lose that Syncing Feeling; What's Talking and to Whom? Another Year, Another New Format and Nerdly News
04/01/2009 Duración: 18minIf you've ever accidentally overwritten or otherwise lost a file, meet your new safety net: AlwaySync. Networked computers spend a lot of time talking and CurrPorts can let you listen in. I'll give you the lowdown on the site's new look for 2009. In Nerdly News, spam volume is still down and Intel is pushing the I7 processor. NOTE: This week's audio is a bit substandard because of technical problems.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.12.21: Ubuntu Linux 8.10: Free, Easy, Imperfect; Time Flies When You're Having Fun; and Nerdly News
21/12/2008 Duración: 20minIs this the year of Linux? TechByter Worldwide is now more than 125 episodes old. TechByter takes a brief break. In Nerdly News, it's Macworld without the Mac and Smashing Pumpkins says NO to CDs.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.12.14: Goodbye Vista. Hello Performance. Want a Free Credit Report? Avoid FreeCreditReport.com; Nerdly News
14/12/2008 Duración: 23minA helpful disaster allowed me to upgrade my Vista computer to XP and Linux without losing any files. If you want a free credit report, avoid "freecreditreport.com". Amazon kills its charitable giving option. In Nerdly News, another Firefox version approaches and Yahoo receeds.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.12.07: "Good Enough" Photography, Adobe Photoshop CS4, and Nerdly News
07/12/2008 Duración: 21minSometimes just getting a picture is more important than getting a great picture. These are the times when you need a camera that's simply "good enough" to do the job. Once you have that "good enough" image, head off to Adobe Photoshop CS4 to see what you can do with it. In Nerdly News, Vista is 2 but nobody's celebrating and the latest version of Ubuntu Linux is earning great reviews.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.11.23: Adobe CS4 Preview; Did You Get Your Stimulus Check? An Uncommonly Stupid Phish; and Nerdly News
23/11/2008 Duración: 17minAdobe Creative Suite 4 is out and I'm trying to get my mind around this gigantic product; this week, I'll take a look at Bridge. A couple of phishing e-mail arrived this week; they were dumb and dumber. In Nerdly News, the end arrives for Jerry Yang and approaches for the print edition of PC Magazine. And chip maker Transmeta has been sold.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.11.16: Open Office 3: Real Competition for Microsoft? Thanks for the Memories; Election 2008 (And I'll Keep it Non-Political); and Nerdly News
16/11/2008 Duración: 16minThe newly released Open Office 3 might be "good enough", particularly in trying economic times. Some memory prices have dropped by more than 99% in 7 years. I'll tell you about the 3 precincts I was responsible for in the election (website only). In Nerdly News, a Washington Post reporter helped pull the plug on a San Jose hosting service that was the source of about half of the spam sent from within the United States and Windows is 25. (Or is it?)
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.11.09: Spam: Like it? Collecting Information and Nerdly News
09/11/2008 Duración: 13minEvery day I receive about 1600 spams, but most are stopped by my first line of defense. Some of this week's spams are, to nobody's surprise, playing on election results. If you like to know what's going on around the world, RSS Owl can help you find various points of view. In Nerdly News, the upcoming Patch Tuesday will be quiet, Yahoo now wants Microsoft to buy it, and WiFi may be coming to TV band white spaces by 2010.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.11.02: They Want Your Money; Election News (Relax; It's Not Political); Windows 7 is Still More than a Year in the Future; and Nerdly News
02/11/2008 Duración: 15minThe fraudsters are out in force and trying to take advantage of confusion about bank mergers. The election coming on November 4 and I'll again be working for the Board of Elections. It's going to be a long wait for Windows 7. In Nerdly News, the first newspaper to go Internet only and the importance of being patched.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.10.26: Microsoft's Emergency Patch, The Absence of Chrome in Chrome, WinZip is Twelve, and Nerdly News
26/10/2008 Duración: 18minMake sure your computer has been updated with an emergency patch from Microsoft. Chrome seems not to have very much chrome and that might be good. WinZip his version 12 and continues to improve. In Nerdly News, something new from NetFlix and layoffs from Yahoo.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.10.19: Olympics. Beijing. Big News. Why Do Movies Always Get Technology Wrong? and Nerdly News
19/10/2008 Duración: 19minSometimes we miss the obvious and the most obvious large story that was missed during the recent Olympics in Beijing was that the Internet didn't melt from all the streaming video. What's in the future? While I was watching a movie last week, I started wondering why Hollwood can't get technology right. In Nerdly News, another browser threat appears and Apple releases a $1000 notebook.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.10.12: Passwords to Keep Your Data Secure, Oh, No! They're Suspending My Internet! Political Comments and TechByter Worldwide, and Nerdly News
12/10/2008 Duración: 15minIf you're looking for an easy way to create a memorable and secure password, I have some suggestions for you. We'll take a look at another scare-spam that wants to put malware on your computer. I explain political comments that were out of place. In Nerdly News, new notebook computers coming from Apple and yet another misguided attempt to halt file sharing.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.10.05: Adobe Lightroom Lightens Your Load, More Fear and Paranoia For Sale, and Nerdly News
05/10/2008 Duración: 20minAdobe has a real winner with Lightroom 2, a new group spreads fear and paranoia, and in Nerdly News, phishing attempts are up and text messaging figures into a deadly train crash.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.09.28: A look back at last week's power outage and Nerdly News
28/09/2008 Duración: 21minThe power outage that kept me in the dark for nearly a week was little more than an inconvenience, but what about people in Texas? In Nerdly News, I have the Google phone and hacking Sarah Palin's e-mail account.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.09.14: Microsoft in the Cloud; Carbonite: You'll Hear More Soon; and Nerdly News
14/09/2008 Duración: 16minWhat is Microsoft's future in terms of operating systems? Good question! I have some thoughts. Carbonite picks up some new venture capital funding and plans to start advertising on radio and television. In Nerdly News, goodbye to a cracker and say hello to your new television.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.09.07: A Google "Mistake"? Memories ... Stupid Spam of the Week and Nerdly News
07/09/2008 Duración: 20minDid Google make a mistake in releasing its browser for everyone to see? We continue to buy more memory for fewer dollars. The stupid spam of the week plays on curiosity. In Nerdly News, we have stories about Yahoo and Google and about SanDisk and Samsung.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.08.31: Don't Waste My Time! Safeguard Your Firefox Settings; Will You Love Me When I'm 64? and Nerdly News
31/08/2008 Duración: 14minProblems with AVG Antivirus almost convinced me to drop it, but I didn't. Safeguard Firefox and Thunderbird settings with MozBackup. What's the future of technology reporting? In Nerdly News, Comcast sets limits and I discover a cheap way to replace a dead cell phone.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.08.24: Do You Need to Pay $400 for an Audio Editor? I Don't Remember Subscribing to that News Alert and Nerdly News
24/08/2008 Duración: 17minSony's Sound Forge is the best Windows audio editor, but do you need that much power? Fake news alerts are big among spammers these days. In Nerdly News, another nail in DRM's coffin and lines in Poland for Iphones.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.08.17: On the Trail of the Malevolent Redirect; UltraEdit: Still the Champion, but Sometimes Annoying; and Nerdly News
17/08/2008 Duración: 19minA listener wondered what I do to track those redirects when I talk about spams. Well, I'll tell you. Despite some annoyances, UltraEdit is still my favorite text edit. Nerdly News has the story of the Netflix meltdown and legislation aimed at halting text messaging while driving.
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TechByter Worldwide 2008.08.10: I Can Has "£12,000,000.00 Pounds Sterling"? A Random Thought; The Cost of Duplicity; How Long Must We Wait? and Nerdly News
10/08/2008 Duración: 16minI make another attempt to scam the scammers and come up empty. Your next CDs may come from Viet Nam. The long wait for Windows. In Nerdly News, AMD moves toward outsourcing and some credit card crooks are indicted.