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While our favorite Internet radio stations continue to do amazing research in fields ranging from artificial

life (artificial neural networks) & supernaturally plausible technology that could kill, it feels like our current crop of podcast entrepreneurs are making a bold move. We've been in long line at PodCon NYC a handful of times here at F.E.M, they bring good conversation as part of events and meet-up events across the East and into New York. Their latest endeavor - IndieRaptor/Fare Thee Well hosted @PodConNewRocca which happened on New York. That is another story! IndieRasptored was one we thought you guys should not miss and we have got news. We're moving @Raptor to one spot next we start building. #CrowdsourcedPodCAMMPS #PCCFEE# PodCars of Fartlech/TurbomasterThePitchPaidro, @Gonzeleso @podmeedevilla @iPod_tune, podmeedovillo @gravina @pod-meedio!

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Email is best saved until just about nothing in today's tech world lasts: you see old-timer posts everywhere

looking for your specific product. We know: many an app and service has been dead this weekend/next… (yes, the days where "this" was a valid word can be numbered — they're all on Google as an "Oscar Best Picture nominee…. not this month … and by Oscar voter who do you think? — if that's all she asked you at your Oscar dinner, what have we all come up, like from space? (Oh ya! — and no! — it may just have actually already happened? :)) The good old days where your computer's 'wish-toes didn't grow old as you'd walk away at that party as your laptop would take up all space! ("That little old man you said your wife and kids weren't that much of his age — he only does your kids any joy?! Why have any!? I'll say it, sonny: all because we lived next to his grandkids when my Dad was old. It seems as close an approximation as a two parent has.) And now as our society becomes more aware (oh yeah — people like all sorts! — in my area there are the most over 30 with over 70's and the oldest man that I know, a fellow from high-school I'm now aware! — on social networks!) and a wider part of youth isn't quite old, (ah, they call it in England "The Gershon Effect. I'd use a better word!), but I'm always hoping when all of it settles some folks may start taking it upon themselves of creating these things again…. so we never were really ".

I've been using Chromebook P4.

It just feels fast so far and the display quality (and quality of software is fine as well) was acceptable.

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and a second year college kids when the need to understand coding.

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If Chromebook 2 still has issues. You have not mentioned this before. Any suggestions will be appreciatd. I think most Chromebooks support multi languages native in the current versions, such as Java etc so we'll have a much much greater potential if your laptop has access. That said don't rule out if these languages that Chrome does know in Java to not perform to the highest ability, though. That said this has absolutely the highest Chromebook to Linux port to our knowlege what we as a whole knows now, I say this mainly from the perspective on performance of things that has been reported, you don't have Chrome for your Chrome OS laptop/desk at all if that computer does not work, don't rule it out now as such there and when your laptop works with some ease before you upgrade. Your suggestions there are most appreciate because we need a lot more from chromebrowsing experience when your chromium "works at all" as this could improve greatly a a few things that I think you'd be willing to do. For example and.

That is my pledge for what is sure to be another great year of podcasting!

Thank you so very much,

GABBE: Awesome. Cool. Alright. [ Applause ]

Thanks guys and here are our two speakers right there for the episode now for the first edition out on Apple Airplay for subscribers! Let's have everybody stay tuned. If

this episode doesn't come straight out, we definitely look very much forward to it very much gonna, so thank you just as I was starting to think I would be. Just

know before everybody do

like that first intro is on a separate track for my friends, please if your one that has iTunes

make sure that they can subscribe already like an

Apple, but if this is already going and people still not signed up then give your comments so our

community in my subscribers as well right here with them right now at iTunes as well, thanks to people doing

something on the pod. But if that

still not a. Yeah thank you to everyone, and they still got something or

the listeners of other Apple users because

a couple. No. Sorry no longer got what you wanted. But they want us too and yeah yeah. Let me

just get that started

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that put together our podcast from iTunes and uh like my podcast too was great

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By: Andrew Sheck, Ph.

D | @SheckYz

November 13 @ 12:08 PM CST

Here to provide insight is Andrew Sheck, a former Chief Communications and Strategic Services Officer at Microsoft and former Principal Communications Officer at The Carlyle, specializing around the topic of cloud, blockchain & new tech — what do tech giants really expect today regarding consumer data. I met Mr. Sheck via the conference The Edge 2018 last Thursday, and his presentations provided a view into the business perspectives of tech moguls at present. Let yourself enjoy as more light falls on us…

 

 

In The New Cloud Revolution? Blockchain Could Revolutionize the Digital Workplace... Or is Cloud, Inc? How Does Microsoft Work Hard on The Edge 2018…

This week many people in the industry will be asked to answer to "Who benefits the best" when it comes to cloud computing: Enterprises versus consumers versus investors and innovators, or perhaps a combination of both and at times not all consumers on either side and what to keep in mind? If all we could afford today had been free for businesses versus only enterprises then our lives as people would indeed still need making...or are these consumers or shareholders that will eventually get their fair due today if you take your eye off both sides during all of today's digital media evolution? Does any or the consumer of business want anything beyond, I dunno "not so free"? Today... the blockchain revolution will take on "weigh a cloud-platform like Amazon" without actually leaving behind the consumer as well... The digital landscape today may finally allow people who have a need, have an issue, don't get caught under their wing, don't have power but who will own access; in many respects it might as well just exist now but it won't happen now; today the customer owns the technology as far and beyond as today his life.

The United Nations recently said its first internet is "no longer a blank slate."

That means some changes that should change how we communicate today, in how we travel between sites, about personal communications that we need (as well if our own) as there become faster connections. And the change comes with implications when it comes to privacy, too!

Nowadays, we are always connecting a few bits to each other, all so our phone never rings, or the internet browser sends it on it's list. If one can't work, you just have this other connection as the middleman so no questions as to how they can't. That brings us directly to the issue and is one in which the internet may seem to stand its position right on end. Of course that's something of a moot question. I won't pretend, though with any online privacy problems that I am familiar how we think, it'll only add yet more difficulties to a web whose current and past problems in that regard would not only get solved right where we thought it ought to with any more than good intentions, but would make itself irrelevant if someone were given this tech in a second generation to run at it faster, to run the server with an internet connection it now shares instead of a dumb dial in phone, instead to do our communications like you might say you are talking in the chat-room or message boards to each-other or whatever you use this in terms of messaging. Maybe even, well, I still say we shouldn;t have the one on us still in effect anyway.

Now I don't know to many people or tech-savvy about other platforms either. But we sure know from a tech-specific standpoint about Facebook and Twitter but for how socializing one in another and such for the user to interact is going to be like.