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- Follow-up:
- iTunes on Windows uses Objective-C
- Lightning cables
- There's still a Mac with an optical drive
- CD-ROM nostalgia
- When will Apple let spinning hard drives die?
- Verizon "SpeedMatch"
- Merlin Mann asks about the new TiVo Roamio OTA
- Version Numbering
- The Infinite Version
- Do people care about pretty URLs.aspx?
- Podcast Patent Troll
- Ars Technica
- Hypercritical #67
- Hypercritical #68
- Ars on Carolla Settling
- Adam Carolla discusses the case starting around 40 minutes
- Marco's headphone review
- Post-Show:
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