Episode 97

97: You Have to Know When to Stop

Marco leaves his house for the first time, Casey travels to Italy on his iPad, and John rescues his family from outdated operating systems.

Accidental Tech Podcast · ATP

December 26, 20141h 27m

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Show Notes

Follow-Up:
- Google giving SSL Sites search ranking boost (via (@thesupermikey)
- Let's Encrypt plans to give free SSL certs
- Google Authenticator and handling web forms appropriately
Marco expands his horizons
- POODLE attack
- cURL
- SSL/TLS
- Node.js
- supervisord
- beanstalkd
- curl-multi
- camo
- Heroku
- memcached
- nginx
- JavaScript prototypes
- Pentium Pro
- V8 Engine
- setTimeout()
- Go
- NSURLSession
- MacMiniColo
- Linode
- Zend Framework
- Hack
- HHVM
- CloudKit
Holidays as the family tech support expert
Casey tries Workflow and channels his inner Federico Viticci
- Casey's Review (posted after this show was recorded)
- Analog(ue)
- Synology NAS Devices
Post-show:
- Holiday equipment physical inspections
- Hopscotch
  - Turing completeness
- Be sure to turn on relatives' iCloud Backups
- John's etiquitte guide to real-time tweeting to podcast hosts while listening
  - Yes, John knows you can copy to the clipboard from Google Authenticator
  - IRLTalk
- Hopscotch achieves Turing completeness