
On The Road to EVs
I talk to Alex Lowe from The Interface all about where we are in 2022 with the availability and affordability of electric vehicles, particularly in the consume space.
James has worked in technology for most of his adult-life, mostly in the support space. He’s a proud nerd who isn’t afraid to tell you he knows far more about Federation starships than one would normally expect.
I talk to Alex Lowe from The Interface all about where we are in 2022 with the availability and affordability of electric vehicles, particularly in the consume space.
James talks to (Krazy) Ken from The Computer Clan all about his efforts to debunk scam technology products and their shady marketing techniques.
This week, James talks with Chris Angel Murphy about how accessibility is so important for not only those with disabilities, as we’d commonly view it, but also for members of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Following up from our UniFi geek-out, Alex from HostIFi joins me to talk a bit more about their hosted UniFi controller offering, as well as a little bit more UniFi talk.
Two weeks have passed since WWDC 2022, so James and Frazley sit down to discuss the things that really got us excited about all of Apple’s latest announcements
Put on your reading glasses, settle into your favourite chair, and join me for a chat with Andrew and Paul from Amiga and Pixel Addict magazines.
A chat with Alex Dunn, CEO of Enabled Play, to discuss how this clever bit of tech based on a Raspberry Pi can make gaming and more accessible to a wide range of disabilities.
In this episode, it’s my great pleasure to chat with Neil from RMC Retro, the chief Cave Dweller himself. It would be fair to say that my biggest source of retro content has come from other cave dwellers, or those closely associated with the retro community.
In this episode, I talk with network consultant and YouTuber, Cody from MacTelecom Networks who also happens to be Canadian so is typically a nice-guy. Fair warning, there’s an absolute UniFi bias in this episode, but no-one from Ubiquiti has been involved in any part of this production.
In this episode, I chat with SquadCast’s co-founder, Zachariah Moreno, about how things got started, what problems SquadCast aims to solve and some of the really cool behind-the-scenes technical details of how shows like Crossed Wires get recorded through their service.
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