Episode 91

91: Press Agree to Drive

Twitter's strategy, CarPlay development, and .NET open-sourcing.

November 14, 20141h 40m

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Show Notes

Twitter's absurd ~~mission~~ strategy statement
- Demotivational Poster
- Should we use a carousel?
Follow-up:
- More on app bundles
- Does iWork help Apple sell hardware?
- RiMac GPUs are throttled?
  - It's possible to get hot even in OS X
  - Gaming benchmarks
  - More from Ars
  - iStat Menus
- Why TRIM isn't widely supported on OS X
- iPhone 6 vs. 6 Plus sales (via @_ryanbrodie)
  - More from Localytics
Overcast 1.1
- CarPlay
- Marco's testing setup
- Pioneer SPH-DA120
- MPPlayableContentManager
- We covered in-car user interfaces before
Microsoft open-sources more of .NET
- More from Ars
- More from Miguel de Icaza
  - Xamarin
- RyuJIT
- Hadouken
- Clang
- LLVM
- .NET on Github
- Darwin
- KHTML
- WebKit
- CLR
- TCL
- GNUstep
- Examples of software established in Linux
  - Wireshark
  - Audacity
  - Adium (or, really, Pidgin)
  - git
  - Selenium
  - phpBB
- Titanium
The good, the bad, and the ugly of source control
- DVD-RAM and DVD+RW
  - Turns out Marco's "DVD-RAM" emoji (💽) is really a Minidisc, which was moderately popular in Japan.
- Perforce
- SVN
- CVS
- Mercurial
- Betamax
Post-show
- Baby Update
  - The Analog(ue)-ATP Baby Treaty (@31:00)
  - Casey's fancy camera
  - Scammy in-hospital newborn photography
    - EXIF
    - Tiffany Arment Photography