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Show Notes
In This Episode:
- Apple delays original shows over mature content (1:24)
- YouTube is replacing textbooks in classrooms across America (4:33)
- Japan successfully lands robot rovers on an asteroid's surface (7:32)
- Lime Scooters Has Its Second Fatality in a Month (9:45)
- Inside Facebook Dating (12:08)
- Twitter may have sent your private DMs to the wrong people -- but probably not (16:03)
- Walmart wants to track lettuce on the blockchain (18:41)
- Google started quietly logging you into Chrome (22:18)
Weird and Wacky Tech:
- An electric implant helps a paralyzed man walk the length of a football field (24:15)
- Original working Apple-I computer fetches $375,000 at auction (26:05)
- This device can charge your phone with wind or water (27:49)
Tech Recommendations (29:25):
- Adam - Chick-fil-A App
- Sanjay - Libby
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Weird & Wacky theme music is from "Brainwavves" by Strong Suit
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Links:
- Apple reportedly delays original shows over mature content
- YouTube is replacing textbooks in classrooms across America - Axios
- Japan successfully lands robot rovers on an asteroid's surface - CNN
- Second E-Scooter Company Lime Rider Dies | Fortune
- Inside Facebook Dating, launching today first in Colombia
- Twitter may have sent your private DMs to the wrong people -- but probably not - CNET
- Walmart will be tracking leafy greens on the blockchain