Casey Liss, an iOS developer and podcaster, joins the discussion to showcase his new app, CallSheet, designed for trivia and details about movies and TV shows. He dives into his transition from an iMac Pro to a MacBook Pro and the tech setups he finds work best. The conversation highlights innovative spoiler management features in CallSheet and offers insights into optimizing media management with Plex and Sonos. Liss shares his experiences with crowdsourced databases and emphasizes the importance of user-friendly design in app development.

Guest Casey Liss, an independent application programmer, joins the show to discuss automation, from home automation in the 1970s to Shortcuts now. Topics include early home automation systems, Lutron switches, situational automation triggers, troubleshooting tips, using Home Assistant for unique automations, and automating pool check-ins.

Special guest Casey Liss from the Accidental Tech Podcast discusses his homelab and garage door sensor system. They try to convince Chris the Apple Vision Pro is a great remote admin tool. Topics include HomeBridge, Unraid OS, Grist, Plex on Mac mini, and Tail Scale for networking security.

Casey Liss, known for his expertise in technology and contributions to the Analog(ue) podcast, joins the discussion on Apple's latest advancements. They dive into the anticipated features of the iPhone 16e and 17, exploring design changes and implications for usability. The conversation also covers Apple’s strategic responses to UK data privacy laws, revealing the corporate versus government tension. Plus, insights into new capabilities of visionOS and smart home innovations offer a glimpse into the future of tech. It's a delightful blend of personal anecdotes and tech talk!

Tech enthusiast and podcaster Casey Liss discusses Apple's immersive experiences, game emulators on the App Store, and the future of FaceTime calls with Spatial Personas. The podcast delves into the challenges of sourcing information for immersive videos, innovative video formats, emulator legality, and the potential social impact of technology. The conversation also explores virtual collaboration, AI tools, Apple's product speculations, and the significance of customer success platforms in enhancing efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Special guest Casey Liss talks about his homelab, HomeBridge, and garage door sensors. Chris is challenged on the Apple Vision Pro. Topics include remote admin tools, Unraid benefits, and immersive technology for mobile productivity. Tail Scale's networking solution is also discussed.

Exploring Apple's abandonment of their car project, the potential of AI assistants, hidden Apple OS features, and using Apple Vision Pro in public spaces. The hosts also discuss email management, the humanization of AI, and the future of technology in shared spaces, while sharing hat preferences and a sponsorship segment from Ooni Pizza Ovens.

Casey Liss, software developer, joins John Gruber to discuss topics such as the history of Mac OS naming conventions, a new user-friendly alternative to IMDB called Call Sheet, pricing options for apps, nostalgic memories of old technology, Apple's performance in 2023, buyer's remorse, the second generation HomePod, the delay of Grand Theft Auto, the ongoing animosity between Apple and Meta, using Square Space to create websites, the convenience of a physical camera button, upgrades in Apple Watch OS 10, the impact of Apple Silicon, and the future of technology.

Casey Liss, Kelly Guimont, and Lex Friedman discuss their favorite streaming services, webcam setups, and iPhone accessories in this entertaining episode. They share their preferences for HBO Max, talk about using the Logitech C920 webcam and Camera Controller app, and highlight a device that charges a watch and serves as a phone charger. The speakers also touch on their non-tech hobbies, such as reading novels and engaging in fiber arts, and express their love for improvisational theater.

Casey Liss, a tech enthusiast and independent app developer, discusses his journey in the tech podcasting community. He shares childhood memories with an IBM computer, his transition to Mac, and reflections on hosting a long-running podcast. Casey also explores the power of independence in his work, emphasizing the freedom and challenges it brings.