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Tim Chaten, Aaron Rivera and John Armour discuss a few things about Nintendo including NX fakes, VR, and other random topics including the mysterious Tetra.

So there’s Rugby, Broadway shows, messed up MyMac articles, and iTunes rants. That’s just in the first section. The GMen then go on talk about Macs and if there’s the slightest chance of the platform moving to ARM processors. PHEW, I’m exhausted just writing it down.

Kevin, Mike, and Melissa talk a variety of topics.

The GMen take the lazy way out and instead of having one topic to focus on, kinda jump around to talk about odd bits and pieces. Because having an entire extra week to come up with a decent topic apparently wasn't long enough. Guy talks a lot about cats (as if the show graphic wasn’t enough of a clue) and rowing while Gaz is busy actually with tech. They wrap up the whole FBI vs Apple case, Apple’s increasing marketshare in an otherwise down industry, Safari now has a silver medal, and don’t click hacked links. Because, just don’t.

David and Tim have a great argument in the second half of the show about streaming first run movies. Also, do you trust the technologies that require an online connection? Did you know that NES games are still being made? There is a new campaign to recreate the Commodore 64. And look at our links to get an Xbox 360 USB controller to work with a Mac!

Kevin, Mike, and JF discuss digital publishing.

The Ladies share their love of music.

It turns out, Tim is at fault for Star Wars not working on his computer, not Apple. Also, Sony released the PS4 Remote Play app for Mac, Tim follows David’s lead and starts using uBlock, bogus surveys, and Superman V Batman is reviewed

Kevin, Mike, and Bonnie talk about customer service.

Joining Bart for this month are Adam Christianson from the MacCast, Allister Jenks, and Nick Riley. There were no notable numbers month, so the show starts with a quick review of the month's legal news. The six main stories for the month are: Apple's legal battle with the FBI, Apple's March special event, 40 years of Apple and 15 years of OS X, North Carolina's LGBT discrimination law, and some new on Apple News. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter stories that made the news in March.

APRIL FOOL’S! No really, those two April fools Gaz and Guy record the 600th MyMac Podcast and the whole center section is devoted to two very detailed emails from Serene Asassin. Plus hijinks and general tomfoolery AND (wait for it) a deeply enlightened and well written piece of drama at the very end. Sure, let’s go with that answer.

Tim is angry again. What else is new, right? David has a new computer! Topics include not being able to play the new Star Wars movie on a Macbook Pro, the 16GB iPhone argument continues, the FBI dropping the Apple court case, Apple blocking the music iPhone app with ads, and much more. Also, Tim and David completely forget to talk about Dawn of Justice after mentioning it at the top of the show.

MyMac Podcast 599: 1 before 600 So even after nearly an entire show talking about good backup strategy, Guy manages to hose his main user account because he’s…Guy. They talk about that, new Apple stuff, and more bitterness with iPads going to 256GB of storage not all that long after Guy bought a 128GB iPad Pro.

This month Bart is joined by Antonio Rosario from Switch 2 Manual, and Konrad Dwojak. The topic is HDR, Tomenapping, and everything related to dealing with the fact that our eyes and our cameras have different dynamic ranges. Show notes available at http://lets-talk.ie/ltp30 Reminder - you can submit questions for future Q & A shows at http://lets-talk.ie/photoq. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

The Ladies are joined by Tim Robertson, owner of MyMac.com and co host of the TechFan podcast, to talk about Apple’s recent Town Hall event.

Tim and David discuss the Apple event this week, and one of them is really unhappy with Apple still marketing a 16GB iPhone. Also discussed is the iPad Pro, the passing of Andy Grove, and… PeeWee Herman?

Kevin and Mike talk about cheap and expensive laptops.

Tim Chaten and John Armour discuss the Miitomo Japan launch, new Amiibo, and Pokken Tournament for Wii U.

Feeling Loopy One day before the next Apple event and Gaz and Guy spend some time talking about what might be coming up. Then a completely different topic about how (or why) iOS could be the next big desktop OS for Apple…wait. What?

Only two main topics for the episode: advertising networks and websites that use them, and discussing some of the bigger movies coming out this year.