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Why is there an Apple event scheduled for a Monday? Has the very course of time and space been altered in such a way was to warp the very fabric of reality and Kleenex tissues? No, I think it’s Tim Cook just having a laugh.

On episode 364 of Geekiest Show Ever, Elisa and Melissa are reunited to discuss their life updates. Melissa is still house hunting and Elisa went on a cruise to celebrate her birthday. Warning: this episode contains yummy descriptions of food so you might want to grab a snack before you hit play. Check out our full show notes here: https://www.geekiestshowever.com/gse364-cruising-attitude Do you have questions about what you heard in this episode? Please send us your feedback. You can email us: podcast at geekiestshowever dot com. Follow us on Twitter for additional tips and conversation: https://twitter.com/GeekiestShow. We'd like to hear from you, so let us know which tech topics interest you most. Elisa can be found at https://twitter.com/elisapacelli1 and Melissa can be found at https://TheMacMommy.com/

Tim get’s a bunch of shots, DC holds their FanDome, Rockstar remasters the original trilogy, and an Atari ST still running strong since 1986

A data dump usually means a massive transfer from one place to another. In this case it meant a dying enclosure and two failed hard drives. A bit of bad luck for Guy turns into a teachable moment

This month Bart is joined by Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast podcast & Adam Christianson from the Mac Cast. The show starts with the usual followups and updates on long-running stories. That's followed by some some Apple-related legal news, some Apple HR news, and some highlights from Apple's original content and subscription services. The four main stories are Apple's on-going Antitrust woes, The EU's proposed USB-C mandate, Apple's 'California Streaming' event, and reflections on the decade since Steve Jobs's death. The show ends with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in September. Detailed show notes are available at https://lets-talk.ie/lta97. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon at https://patreon.com/ltpod. Links: Let's Talk Apple: http://www.lets-talk.ie/apple @LTPod Bart Busschots: http://www.bartb.ie @bbusschots Allison Sheridan: http://www.podfeet.com @podfeet Adam Christianson: http://www.maccast.com @maccast

Believe it or not, we had sort of intended to do a show from Macstock or nearby at least, but circumstanced deemed otherwise.Some virtual (but very real) technical issues, audio feedback, and the fact that Guy took a laptop running a Mojave beta (so no Rogue Amoeba apps could be run) meant that frankly it was just impossible. It also didn’t matter how many microphones Guy took with him (over 10) no matter what he thought at the time he was gathering them.

John Nemo finally gets a new TV and send audio in to talk about it, plus Trump sues Twitter, South Korea broadband sues Netflix, Tim also gets a new TV, and much more!

Tim and David discuss LEGO Star Wars Battles, Diablo, Foundation, Ted Lasso, and a argument breaks out on a remake or a fresh start.

In this solo show Bart shares his excitement about discovering the 'Day to Night' series of unique time-lapse photos by photographer Stephen Wilkes on the Spark & Fire podcast. Listen, subscribe, and get the show notes at lets-talk.ie/ltp96. This show is ad-free because of the generosity of listeners like you. Please considering supporting the show on Patreon. Reminder - you can submit questions for future Q & A shows at lets-talk.ie/photoq.

Mike Potter that MacStock Wizard is getting ready to host another Macstock in Woodstock, Illinois. Like last year, he’ll wave his magic wand and make it all virtual! Well most of it anyway.

David Buys a clockworkPi and a wireless CarPlay system, while Tim works out a VESA adapter for his iMac. Apple’s yearly fall event makes the news, Amazon releases TVs, and Apple screws over FlickType.

Tim and David discuss (no spoilers!) Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, The Matrix Resurrections, James Bond, and the first few episodes of Marvel’s What If?

No matter what some may say, there is no such thing as good or bad news, there’s just news. However the LACK of news lately has been Maddening (pun intended), so the announcement of an event on Tuesday, September 14th fills our hearts with glee, sunshine and rainbows, THAT IS good news!

On episode 363 Elisa is joined by MyMac.com podcast co-host Guy Serle. Don't worry-it's not about microphones this time! Instead, Guy shares his fascination with his new technological diversion, the Samsung DeX. Did Guy like the DeX? Love it? Hate it? You'll have to listen to the episode to find out! Check out our full show notes here: https://www.geekiestshowever.com/gse363-what-the-dex-is-going-on-with-guy-serle Do you have questions about what you heard in this episode? Please send us your feedback. You can email us: podcast at geekiestshowever dot com. Follow us on Twitter for additional tips and conversation: https://twitter.com/GeekiestShow. We'd like to hear from you, so let us know which tech topics interest you most. Elisa can be found at https://twitter.com/senseidai and Melissa can be found at https://TheMacMommy.com/

Guy is away and so I very nearly decided to take the week off from recording as well, then I met up up a listener and he said ‘what’s all this about no recording next week’ so I said well come on and we’ll do a show, so with no further ado……. Karl the Mad Madden

This month Bart is joined by special guest Tom Merritt from DTNS. The show starts with the usual followups and updates on long-running stories. That's followed by some notable numbers, some Apple-related legal news, and some highlights from Apple's original content and subscription services. The three main stories are Apple's new child protection features, continuing pressure on the App Stores, and open discontent among Apple employees. The show ends with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in August. Detailed show notes are available at https://lets-talk.ie/lta96. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon at https://patreon.com/ltpod. Links: Let's Talk Apple: http://www.lets-talk.ie/apple @LTPod Bart Busschots: http://www.bartb.ie @bbusschots Tom Merritt: https://www.tommerritt.com @acedtect

Tim and David discuss the sad passing of James Horner, a terrible iPhone mount from ACEFAST, and the Xbox Series S. Plus Tim has a water leak, and the Sequoia gets a carlink 6 remote start app!

Remember when simplicity was actually almost built-in to Apple products? When presenters would stand on stage and say “All you need to do is push this button and we’ll do all the heavy lifting.” Those days? LONG gone.

On episode 362 Elisa speaks with Mike Potter, founder of the Macstock Conference and Expo, about Virtual Macstock 2021. The first Macstock took place in 2015, and is a great way not just to learn, but to meet great people in the Mac community. Mike gives us the lowdown on this year's virtual conference, and a sneak peek of what's to come for Macstock 2022. Check out our full show notes here: https://www.geekiestshowever.com/gse362-virtual-macstock-2021 Do you have questions about what you heard in this episode? Please send us your feedback. You can email us: podcast at geekiestshowever dot com. Follow us on Twitter for additional tips and conversation: https://twitter.com/GeekiestShow. We'd like to hear from you, so let us know which tech topics interest you most. Elisa can be found at https://twitter.com/elisapacelli1 and Melissa can be found at https://TheMacMommy.com/

Recent experiments by Guy has made him start to think. A dangerous precedent that you would believe the world would want to avoid, but they did it anyway. Is the current crop of emulation of not just X86 coded apps, but iOS and iPadOS apps a look into the future? Are we getting closer to that time when what OS you're running is irrelevant? That’s the subject for the next section anyway.