About this episode
- Follow-up:
- Easier keycap replacement on the 2018 keyboard
- Membranes are for ingress prevention
- Intel giveth and Intel taketh away
- The mythical USB-C hub
- Sad recent history of Intel CPUs
- Corrections on the throttling discussion from last week
- VRM-throttling theory
- Apple's official throttling fix
- Intel Power Gadget
- Intel and the Danger of Integration
#askatp:- Retina screen settings (via Greg Kolodziejczk)
- What tech opinions do we regret? (via James)
- John's pasta-sauce recipe (via James Evans)
- Post-show: The
SpanishItalian food inquisition
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