The podcast discusses the impact of consumer AI on web giants, Tesla hackers using voltage glitching, Apple's attestation system, Zoom's AI training, and the trade-offs of AI features. They also explore cycles, talk about Tailscale sponsor, Fedora collaboration with Asahi Linux, Linux on older Apple systems, and Apple's dominance in the iOS ecosystem.

Topics include building a privacy-friendly smart doorbell, the importance of privacy in the digital age, the use of Linux and open source platforms for privacy protection, DNS privacy and enhancing performance, staying in control on proprietary platforms, exploring the pros and cons of Signal messaging, recommended distributions for a reliable PhD system, Linux distribution preferences, boosted donations and listener appreciation.

A quick Pocket Office from "the field" on the new tech inbound to Office Hours and a big update on our bounty for episode 34!Sponsored By:Send us a Boost w/a new Podcast App: Send a boost into the show, try out a new app, and help keep podcasting independent. Links:Sovereign FeedsIPFS PodcastingIPFS Podcasting | Umbrel App Store — Turn your Umbrel into an IPFS node for self-hosting, crowd-hosting, and archiving of your favorite podcasts to the IPFS network.IPFS Podcast Prefix | IPFS Podcasting — You can configure your feed to load episodes from IPFS using a podcast prefix in your enclosure url.Run a Node | IPFS Podcasting — If you have a mini-PC (i.e. Raspberry Pi), an old computer, or an advanced server, you can run a node to host podcast episodes.

Discussions include unethical practices of Windows Core graphics engineers, Apple's new requirement for API disclosure, rooted Android devices and e-waste, impacts of funding on the community, and reaching goals with gratitude and updates.

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The podcast discusses Elon Musk's 'everything app' endeavor and openAI's promise to the White House. They explore the potential impact of GitHub Copilot X and its chat integration feature. The concept of a '10x programmer' and the role of AI in programming are also explored. The podcast touches on net neutrality, internet access, and the obstacles faced by Google Fiber and municipal Wi-Fi. There is a discussion on Twitter's logo change, the launch of World Coin, and concerns about privacy. The speakers express their dislike for meetings and speculate on Satoshi's identity. Finally, they talk about predictions, boosting, and upcoming changes to their website.

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Why independent media is getting just as bad as mainstream media, and Brent's escape from a wildfire. Plus, an update on our new bounty release format!Sponsored By:Linode: Get $100 to check out a rocking Linode system, and support the show!Join the Party! The Jupiter Membership Party: Join the party and get exclusive content. Send us a Boost w/a new Podcast App: Send a boost into the show, try out a new app, and help keep podcasting independent. Links:🎉 Alby: Your Boost companion for the web — Create an Alby Account to get a lightning wallet for payments wherever you go. ⚡️ Office Hours on the Podcastindex.org — Boost from the Web. Once you have Alby topped off, you can Boost from our page on the Podcast Index. ▶️ Upgrade to a Podcasting 2.0 App — Alternate Enclosure, Boostagrams, Chapters, Funding, Live, Sat Streaming, Search, Social Interact, Soundbite, Transcript, and more!BC Wildfire Service — Fire size is based on the last known estimated size in hectares.Twitter says it will start paying creators this week — So far, payout amounts are ranging from a few thousand dollars to nearly $40,000 for accounts with a few million followers. In a thread, Twitter says it will expand eligibility to more creators later this month. Bitcoin, Nostr & Freedom Tech with Matt Odell — What Bitcoin Did — “Freedom dies by people just taking a little bit more and a little bit more… we just end up in a situation people are like ‘How the fuck did we end up here?’ And at some point down the line you have to practice civil disobedience and say: ‘No, I will not fucking comply.’”Driving From Texas to Inspire Salvadoran Entrepreneurs with Bitcoin Micro-Loans - YouTube — What's it like to load-up and drive to from Texas to El Salvador?

Shopify's solution to minimize meetings by implementing a cost estimator for each invitation. Misdirected sensitive US military emails sent to Mali due to a typo. Speculation on Satoshi's identity. Frustrations with short seasons and animated reboots in streaming services. Issues with copyright and compensation for extras. Discussion on art, podcasting, infrastructure setup, and support platforms.