Strawberry, No Icing [9]
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Google wants to HELP whether you want it or not, Chris has a sad about the iPod'd demise, Ned reminisces about a high school sweetheart, and Stablecoins seem anything but.
Show Notes
Strawberry, No Icing
Episode: 9 Published: 05/17/2022
Stories
Google I/O - We want to be Apple too!
NED: Do you think it was too much with the “help you till you’re dead” thing?
CHRIS: Too much? Not enough I’d say. You really think Google is gonna stop when you’re dead?
NED: Fair point. Would the recently deceased like to see a range of caskets and burial options?
GHOST: Oh shit, I’m dead. How is Google in the afterlife?
CHRIS: Google is here to help. Forever and always. Now check out these coffins. They’re all in various shades of spirit-vortex blue.
Links:
The Future is Cloudier Than Ever
Lightning Round
- After Nearly 21 Years Of Dominance, Apple Announces The End Of iPods
- Rackspace want to go out, wants to come in, wants to go out
- DockerCon Details Desktop-Centric Future, Plus Nestybox Acquisition
- The Allegedly ���Stable��� TerraUSD Coin Bounces Its Value Violently In A Matter Of Days
- The relationship between UST and luna entered a ���death spiral.���
- RHEL 9 was officially released and there was much rejoicing.
- After Nearly 21 Years Of Dominance, Apple Announces The End Of iPods
- Rackspace want to go out, wants to come in, wants to go out
- DockerCon Details Desktop-Centric Future, Plus Nestybox Acquisition
- The Allegedly ���Stable��� TerraUSD Coin Bounces Its Value Violently In A Matter Of Days
- The relationship between UST and luna entered a ���death spiral.���
- RHEL 9 was officially released and there was much rejoicing.
Intro and outro music by James Bellavance
