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- Pre-show: Theories on seasonal allergies
- Follow-up: Walmart is slightly less evil than we thought, at least in renewable energy
- Will we ever see USB ports on the iPad Pro?
- Ubuntu on Windows
- Destiny and a dimming/hiding HUD
- NPM's recent disaster
- Safari Technology Preview
- Intel ends Tick/Tock, introduces
Tick/Tock/ThunkProcess/Architecture/Optimization - Oculus Rift won't work until Apple "releases a good computer"
- Ending theme by Jonathan Mann
- Post show Neutral: Marco got a Tesla
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