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Daily source code, March 17th, 2005.

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Transmators, we don't need no thinking transmittance.

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Hey everybody, it's Thursday.

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How you doing, everybody? I'm Adam Curry coming to you late today.

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Much later than normal. It is your daily source code for March 17th.

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It's Thursday, 2005.

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Probably going to be a little bit short today since it's already 630

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and dinner will be on the table before you know it, but still a source code.

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And just before the show, I was working on two technical bits that have been bothering us here at the cottage for the past week or so.

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One is the annoying blip that digital burp that's been taking place just before every single show starts.

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I think I've fixed it now. I basically, a lot of people sent an email on how to, on how to work.

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It's working, it's recording.

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On how to set up the auto record feature, which I think is called,

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the record sink, and hopefully it works.

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Now I'm just trying to see if everything else is working here as a core in the plan yet.

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Another thing I figured out is the buzz.

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You're not going to believe with the buzz game from the buzz that was in my microphone.

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Actually, let's just turn this down, turn down the music.

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No buzz, whatever.

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You're not going to believe this.

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The power cord for my power book was actually crossing over on the floor was crossing over the microphone cable.

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Wala, your culprit.

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Just got a love figure in that kind of stuff out.

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Hey, by the way, happy St. Patty's Day, everybody.

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It is today, right? St. Patrick's Day.

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A couple people said, hey, you should mention that.

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I don't have anything really teed up or I don't.

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Geez, I'm not even, am I even wearing any green?

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Oh, no. What have you do? Don't pinch me, please.

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I think drinking is very bad.

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Check this out.

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Yo, I got a fake, I need no.

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You're going to love this, the mashup of the day.

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Get tipsy over, it's the title.

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I'll get a start.

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[ Music ]

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3, 2, 3, 2, 3, 2, 1.

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Homeboy, it should be here.

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We need to kind of pop it and we'll do this for fun.

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You ain't got one to get you a better one.

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Stop dreaming, that's the sandwich.

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Just a single man ain't trying to get rich

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Little wasted on me, man, son of a bitch

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Rusted it off, now I'm back again, man

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Grew some oil, juice, man, you're some good bitch

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I won't wait for me, cause I'm sparing that it's cheap

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4 warned no big announcements in this show today. Maybe tomorrow maybe over the weekend

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home just a little more power there for some reason I've been really busy today it's been

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unbelievable and of course a lot of that is email if you sent me email you haven't

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gotten reply once again someone overloaded on the communications front just

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trying to fish all the important ones out of there because I'm really in the stage

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of a company that I really like is when we're doing the contracts and putting everything

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together and we have a number of contracts were completed yesterday and today which

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means things are starting to take shape you know and I really do enjoy that and

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so it's been a lot of emailing but certainly a lot of Skype call and I just

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got to give Skype it's props one more time and these guys are the phone

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companies unbelievable I have my own with Skype it seems like I have my own PBX now

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you know I can I do conference calls add phone lines you know drop phone lines

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you know be on one call and then hop off and put a whole conference on hold and

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jump on another it's just great really it's great I even have this I bought a

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Skype in number which now you can call me in Connecticut 203 unfortunately though

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that doesn't work with the Mac version of Skype yet it does work on Windows

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and I tried it out and it's very cool it actually just works you know so again

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I think these guys have done it they've become pretty much the phone company so

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what we're gonna talk about today first of all congrats to the lemon team 2.0

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shipped yesterday looking awesome a lot of the features that we've been talking

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about were put in there almost second I just got a Skype message here

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that's my buddy Chris he's listening to a daily source code and Starbucks and

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Sunnyvale it's a bit reminiscent of Starbucks and Surrey don't you think yeah no so

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lemon is is the the iPodder that is cross-platform that works on both the Mac and on

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Windows it's I think the team is now what is the team for people it's Martijn in Holland

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got Andrew and Massachusetts Garth and Australia I'm missing one person I know I don't want

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if I'm gonna do the credits I might as well do it right it's another person from Rotterdam

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why can't I just I can't go up with the name okay so while well firefox is doing its business then

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let me see that's iPodder I see if it's right iPodder dot sourceforge dot car

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dot net that's it there we go let me just see I want to get the team right so yeah we go it's loading now

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it's really cool by the way if you haven't seen their their homepage yet they've got a great

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little what you call one arm band that's spinning and three lemons come up which is great

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Eric that's it Eric from Rotterdam so Eric Andrew Garth and Martijn Feneroi did the design

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user interface and then there's oh there's a content strategist mark I don't know if I've

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met Mark or not I'm not quite sure anyway guys looks great it's a cross-platform

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iPodder it's amazing it's so far it's working great I'm sure this stuff that we're gonna find is it

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as as everything progresses and as as people start to bang on it but I like I like the cleanup

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features those are really cool it's just good it's really an all-round great product

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congratulations on on the release guys that's great that's great for the for the podcast and

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community so if you haven't tried it yet going over and download the iPodder lemon

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something else coming up is the skinny awards if you've not heard of them of this podcast the

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skinny on sports we say T.S.O.S. it's Andy and Matt skin they're from up there away on the

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left up a bit they do the faster 10 minutes on your iPod which is great this is a sports pod

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cast I just love because it's tailored for me the guy who knows nothing about sports but wants to be

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able to make conversation at the next cocktail party and it's not just news right it's Andy

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Matt and they actually sit there and they discuss what's going on in sports and they're doing

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an award show and I'm one of the presenters so that is on the horizon you can look out for

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them not quite sure when the awards will air because they were still affirming up their presenters

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list sounds just like the MTV awards but look for that skinny on sports you can find them in the

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iPodder.org directory and some great news today I've been doing some experimentation with

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as an Amazon associate we've talked about this where I put the Senseo coffee machine up

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and then she currently have the iRiver IFP 799 running and now a couple days ago when I got

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the new compact for the sound was it sound sound craft mixing board it was available as well through

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the associate program I put that up dude I sold five mixers five mixers my earnings have tripled

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in the past you know three days it's unbelievable this shit really works it's great you know and

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and I presume people are listening to this show partially for podcast information stuff that's

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going on and you know so there's a lot you know what's next microphone cable I have to admit I kind

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of like selling coffee machines more than than mixers at least audio mixers but maybe there's more

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it's great to see that this system works I can actually and by the way so you know I'm not

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getting paid by anyone to endorse any product whatsoever or any service on the daily source code

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except of course if you look at from a different vantage point I figure that people out there

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who want to know what kind of year I'm using and have an opportunity to kick some back to the

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person presenting them with that information it's working the the loop is closed it's freaking

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work and I love it it really does it's cool I'm very excited about that and here's something that

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has been brewing around for a while very early on when we started before the word podcasting was

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invented and we were dealing with MP3s and automatically transferring them to ii pod actually this

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this is a legacy issue from the ipod which later was moved to MP3 players have similar issues

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and it's about the ii3 tags and I just want to see if I can bring up this email here

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it's from bk I should summarize some of this although I put the whole email in the show notes

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but I got to tell a little bit of the history about the naming convention of podcast so

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when I get to complain the dsc-25-03-17 means very little to me and please could you put in

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daily source code podcast for 314-2005 let me explain why we're not doing that the reason why

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is that initially on the iPods and it's still that way on the iPods what you put in the title

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field right we'll scroll but if you're in your iPod itself and you go to a playlist for

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instance you could go to the daily source code playlist or maybe just you know your most recent podcast

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it'll only say you'll only be able to read daily source code and it because it just cuts it off

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you know it's basically a poor designer a bug whatever we want to call it in in the in the iPod so

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if I if you have a long show name title it just won't be able to give you any data so we've

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also tried you know doing the dates first and then the show name after that but the same problem

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occurs because once you've done the date it basically will give you two or three characters and it's over

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as to why we put the information about the about the podcast in the album it's for the same

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in the album field on the id3 tags it's for the same reason if you put whatever's in the show

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in the comment field of the id3 tags it won't show up in your MP3 player the only two things

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that show up consistently across the board and iPods and MP3 players are the title and the album and

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those two are basically what you want to see scrolling across the screen so that you could figure

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out you know what you're listening to and this just no other way around it I mean the the whole

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basically the id3 tags are our bogus for podcasting anyway podcast is not a valid

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genre type at least in the id3 version two or whatever I'm a little confused and fuzzy on that

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it will let me write them in the program that I use but it says hey that's not valid

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which is interesting and it's all based upon music it was never intended for podcast so again

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those are the reasons that we really did a lot of work and flesh this out early early on so I think

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we've pretty much been through that loop and I don't see any reason currently to change those you

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know BK is asking for some best practices he actually posted this on his on the site I'll put a link

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to that as well but that's the reason why it's all about okay how how am I able to find out which

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show I'm listening to by looking at a list doesn't work in certainly not in the iPod I river by

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the way it's a much better job if you look at a listing of of files or podcasts essentially

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it will start to scroll and you can even yeah man I river so cool you can modify the the speed

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of the scroll and all that stuff but it was really done with iPods in mind so of course it's

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it's to look for discussion but by the way I've seen some other very interesting uses of the id3

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tag certainly of the album tag being used for commercials don and drew I think had MSMobile

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calm in the album ID3 tag and it would just scroll across which it's kind of like RDS on the radio

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so what it does fuck up and I completely agree with that it screws up sorry pardon my friend it's

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screws up management in iTunes or however you're managing your podcast because you know yeah I'd

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like the album to be it would make sense for the album to be daily source code that will be the

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collection but you know it's we're kind of just cludging it into what's what's available maybe it's

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time for ID4 tags or IDP tags I just don't know how that works but the industry standard is ID3 and

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we're just kind of you know plugging along and using what we can at this at this point in time

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so I promised you it was going to be relatively short and what's interesting to me

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is I'm just looking at the eye river here it appears oh my god so I set up this sink right

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the synchronization so it starts when basically it waits for sound and the once it hears the sound

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it starts recording looks to me like when I shut up for a second and I don't produce any sound it

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actually stops recording dude that's a configuration I have to look at and then it starts a new

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recording when it hears something so this can be pretty interesting the way this is split let's test it

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right now I'm going to be quiet and let's see if it shuts off yep yep one two one two one

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totally shut off oh my god so I don't know if I can reset that somehow that's going to be very interesting

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so now I also don't know how long I've been wait there's a oh man this eye river is they thought

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about everything so it looks like I've been going for 12 minutes and 53 seconds of that possible

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in total so it does keep a total of everything but it will quit midstream if you don't

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provide it with any audio interesting so I'm going to have to work on that well hold on a second

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then let's make sure that we provide some audio hold on so now I've got to keep talking because

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I'm afraid it's going to like shut off don't want that to happen okay try this audio on

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okay it's time once it's time for it to look with your on pull it hey on hi Adam this is

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yet another hit test for you yeah I thought so and we're going to start right away this is number one

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okay okay um I don't know let's say I just have to give up right away on that one number two

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okay okay are you yelling at your iPod now do you if you're MP3 player you're

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number three okay that one I know

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uh abs now oh geez all right and this is answering number one what's this it's us

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what I don't know ass away from ass what I don't know ass away from ass what

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oh all right I was going to say that it's full note I was going to spend the night

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oh it's too late for me it's too late now it's the third one

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that's a great song yeah that's a great song yeah

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oh all the boys here's Johnny yeah you go from uh number five's alive

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[ Music ]

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and so number three in today's hit test whose Johnny elevards and that wraps up the

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hit test for today well it's uh the same thing every time you can send feedback to hittest at

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gmail.com and you can find information about the hittest and the separate hittest podcast

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at young polettes dot-to-n-l that's j-a-n-f-o-l-e-t-t-n-l well Adam see you next time

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for our next edition of the hittest thank you bye bye also I was talking to Andrew Brummit

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he's the iPod 11 team today and he said that he had put the answers to hit test

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was it 22 I think with the hairband the metalband guitar solos he put a spoiler out

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he put all the answers up online and hopefully Michael Butler won't see it maybe this week

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and we'll be the day that Mike and I finally hook up on on doing that uh doing that hittest

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hey listen I gotta go it's uh because now of course I have to you know sew up all these files together

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and make sure that it becomes one happy show and god knows it may sound like crap so my

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apologies if that's what happened in the long run but I don't really want to re-record this show

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that would kind of make no sense um tomorrow as I told you I'm slated for two interviews in

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London one four uh as a very serious Dutch new show called to be from that which means two today

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number that it's on channel too obviously uh so then you know the the Netherlands is trying

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is basically catching up with podcast things it's kind of interesting how the press there has

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have taken so long to to to really catch on and and really to print anything about it

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Polo said dinner okay thank you be right there uh see perfect timing uh and part of that is

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because the news was really focused on a lot of other really serious issues that are taking place

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in the Netherlands um the murder of taeofonhoch uh the Dutch filmmaker uh there's been all kinds of

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real real big tension going on um death threats to many politicians it's just it's not been a very

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happy happy vibe and so I think the news is kind of dominated by that interesting though how

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so much of the podcasting uh movement has come out of the Netherlands you know or actually um

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I did my stuff in in Belgium but let's just call it actually I did do some of the some of my

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attempts at coding the first iPod or script during my radio show and he'll were so more after

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the show actually would do that and we're sitting around kind of decompressing and trying to write

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two or three lines of code because they had a really nice fat pipe there at the studio and we

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good to suck in megabytes of podcasts while I was testing uh sucking in RSS feeds but also look at

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the you know there's uh the uh two people from the from the lemon team are uh are in Holland

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what's Ed's uh mimic is another fine uh uh Dutch product I think Doppler as well I mean dude

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this is there's a lot going on it's all in their enterprises backyard it's uh very typical I guess

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oh one other thing that if you live in the UK and you've been reading the newspapers the big

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governmental budget was presented uh it was in all the papers today and one thing that I keep reading

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is that the UK government wants to go Dutch on uh rules for business uh let me just uh talk about

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that for one second what they're referring to is the Dutch government's pledge to reduce um all the

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laws and rules and often conflicting um processes that have to that are putting place for businesses

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now I've started several businesses in the Netherlands um very few with big success and let me

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tell you the number one problem is you just can't fucking do business there it is impossible there's

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been no change whatsoever in any of these rules I recommend that you don't eat the horseshit

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that it's working over there or that it's a great idea it's just bullshit to keep people believing

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in the government these guys are going to be out when these rules are supposedly supposed to be

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in full swing they'll all be out of they'll be in you know in great cushy little uh board director

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jobs uh all over uh the world and they won't have to bother with any of that shit but that nothing

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has trickled down whatsoever it is the worst business environment I have ever been in um and it's

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it's it's crazy the minute you you you register a company blue envelope start coming in with you

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have to pay this you have to talk to this person uh evaluated tax is separate from uh from normal

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taxation it's crazy it's a crazy ass country and if you run a big company like diagio and you're

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in there get your people out man I'm telling you get them out what do you think we escaped for

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hey that's it I gotta go eat as you heard so thank you very much for this short and version

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hope you don't mind the dropouts tomorrow um besides that uh that interview also doing click on

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line with the BBC so I will uh take along the as Madge would say I take along the i-reathas with

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my very expensive microphones thanks for tuning everybody tomorrow thank god it's brighter

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comments at americancurry.com if you have a promo put it up online somewhere and just send me a

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link to the URL uh because clearly sending MP3's is just not working it fills up Gmail and I

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have no time to go manage my one gig of shit it's just not an easy interface to delete stuff actually

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there's no simple way to say delete everything that's in junk it's not that I've been able to find

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so if you've got a way let me know comments at www.curry.com the podcast feed and the latest

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show in the archive the daily source code dot com thanks everybody i'll see you tomorrow on Friday take care bye

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