In this episode: Sean Haas steps in the time machine with us to find out what makes a computer, the universal machines that we know of today. For more information about Sean’s work, visit http://adventofcomputing.com/. Learn more about the Time Machine by clicking this link.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On today’s episode of The World As We Know It, host Arielle Zolezzi talks with Michelle Silver. Silver talks about how social media and technology have crippled society’s communication skills.
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Before we continue, we have to restate the fact that yes. Someone, albeit briefly, very well had the right to say he found a million dollars. Learn more as hosts Eldon Schoop and Casey Spencer discuss Bitcoin, Google Glass, and more patents that shouldn’t have been granted.
In this episode of The Memory Dump, hosts Eldon Schoop and Casey Spencer talk about a man who has 75% of his skull replaced by a 3D-printed model, and Casey gets his idea stolen by a company called Myo. Is it possible to replace 75% of a radio program with a software model? Find out by listening!
We’re back, baby! Hosts Casey Spencer and Eldon Schoop let you know what happened while they were gone! A quadriplegic regains control of her arm through science, a solution is developed to spray on skin, and a radio program which should never have been aired in the first place is back on for its second season! Aren’t convinced? Listen to find out!
In this episode of The Memory Dump, hosts Eldon Schoop and Casey Spencer discuss how One Laptop per Child can go a bit wrong, a gentler way to defibrillate cardiac patients, and augmented reality! Will the future be dominated by implantable advertising? Find out by listening!
In episode 2 of The Memory Dump, hosts Eldon Schoop and Casey Spencer have a special guest on the air, Ali Salamat, a member of the Pierce Robotics Club. The trio discusses Windows 8 and biomechatronics. What do these mean to you? We answer the important questions: is your computer going to explode? Are you a cyborg? What’s the deal with Dick Cheney? Find out by clicking that shiny play button!
In this factory-sealed episode of The Memory Dump, hosts Eldon Schoop and Ali Salamat discuss making bricks out of blood and cloud computing! Our technical correspondent, Grantland Hall, also weighs in on the security risks and vulnerabilities of cloud computing.