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The Talk Show #40: Gaucho
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April 27, 2011 at 6:30pm • Short URL • Wiki Entry
Dan and John discuss the iPhone location tracking controversy and subsequent company response, arrival of the white iPhone 4, how Apple might spend their pile of cash, and the latest #5byBond installment, ‘Moonraker’.
This episode is sponsored by Worldview and Intuit.
Notes Sponsored by HelpSpot.
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- Leaked T-Mobile iPhone has an A5 chip, might be the iPhone 4S | 9 to 5 Mac Leaked T-Mobile iPhone has an A5 chip, might be the iPhone 4S | Apple Intelligence
- Apple – Press Info – Apple Q&A on Location Data
- Apple – Press Info – White iPhone Arrives Tomorrow
- If Cash is King, Apple’s is an Emperor [Updated] | asymco
- Memo gives full details of Nokia staff cull and closures • The Register
- Amazon: Some data won’t be recovered after cloud outage • The Register
- Chaos Monkey: How Netflix Uses Random Failure to Ensure Success – ReadWriteCloud
- The Netflix Tech Blog: 5 Lessons We’ve Learned Using AWS
- SkyNet Lives! (aka EC2 @ SmugMug) « SmugMug’s Don MacAskill
- Coding Horror: Working with the Chaos Monkey
- Amazon Media Room: News Release
- Schneier on Security: Erasing Data from Flash Drives
- Ask Ars: How can I securely erase the data from my SSD drive?
- Here’s Apple’s Weak Non-Answer To Why Android Won’t Torch The iPhone Like Windows Did To The Mac
- Gaucho – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Moonraker (film) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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