Join the fun as Thomas, Nick, and Mat play a hilarious game of fake definitions against the veteran Adam. Banter includes lava lamps, beans on toast, and funny definitions like 'ductility' involving duct tape. They explore secrets with 1Password, Google autocomplete, Apple innovations, serverless solutions, and word games. The episode ends with a game wrap-up and promotion of other shows.
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Quick takeaways
A fun game of fake definitions with industry experts.
Insights on managing developer credentials securely.
Exploring a therapy to increase lung capacity.
Literary device where protagonists and foils switch sides.
Deep dives
Why doesn't Apple Pay work
The number one suggested autocomplete was, why doesn't Apple Pay work.
Why doesn't Apple Pay work
The number one suggested autocomplete was, why doesn't Apple Pay work.
Why doesn't Apple Pay work
The number one suggested autocomplete was, why doesn't Apple Pay work.
Why doesn't Apple Pay work
The number one suggested autocomplete was, why doesn't Apple Pay work.
A therapy involving holding one's breath
A therapy involving holding one's breath for increasing periods of time to help increase lung capacity.
Of or relating to the underworld
Of or relating to the underworld.
A literary device in which both a protagonist and their foil switch sides by the end of the plot
A literary device in which both a protagonist and their foil switch sides by the end of the plot.
What happens when you take three #define newbs (Thomas Eckert, Nick Nisi, Mat Ryer) & pit them against the grizzled vet, Adam? Find out on this episode because our award-worthy game of fake definitions is back & this time it’s even more legendary!
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