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Delta Sierra Charly 206 Bravo.

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Hey everybody, how are you doing?

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It's the daily source code for July 11, 2005.

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And this is Delta Sierra Charly 206 Bravo because I already recorded the show once.

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And upon my usual check, turns out that I have a tech open, another audio editing program.

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It was just too much for the MP3 code for an audio hijack pro.

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Which means essentially it was skipping on what it was writing off to this.

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And I think it had, you know, if there was one or two skips in it would be okay.

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And I just got the casual email.

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I was skipping every 20 or 30 seconds.

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Really sucks. So now I got to keep my eye on it.

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Because it does report if it's skipped.

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I just didn't see it that time. Oh well.

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It goes along with the other technical glitches of the morning. My cell phone has been blacklisted.

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Which is always fun because you then get to talk to the virgin team.

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A virgin mobile, oh yeah.

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Thanks for holding on. One more moment.

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We'll be connecting you to a member of our team shortly.

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Well, shit. Anyway, when I find it, speak to my team member Garth. He was quite helpful.

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And he found out that my phone had been blacklisted.

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Which means it's been electronically denied receiving or making calls.

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This is usually something that's invoked when your cell phone is lost or stolen.

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In this case, it was probably hijacked because, according to Garth, there are many third parties who will take money from you to then put someone's phone on the blacklist.

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The blacklist being a central database that all the telcos use.

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So you can imagine there's lots of room for error there.

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And if someone has your phone number, they can just, I guess, get it on that blacklist for a minor fee somewhere.

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I'll put a link to more information about blacklisting in the show notes for today's podcast as usual.

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Got some podcasts, music tunes on the way.

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We have a backtrack podcast.

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It's always fun, lieu of a hit test.

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And a couple other things.

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And of course this show is intended for material audiences only.

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Is the mash up that Agro 1 made spending one of these nights with Kelly.

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[ Music ]

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Okay it's official. Kelly Clarkson is now a member of the Eagles. God damn that was good. Patricia

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was just in. She walked in and I cranked up the volume on the speakers for and she was like

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my God. You don't even know where Don Henley starts and Kelly Clarkson ends is really fantastic.

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Art dub, adub from mashuptown.com sent me that one brought to you by Agro. Of course the

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Eagles and Kelly Clarkson mixed together in a mashup. What you hear in the background is the

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cooling unit Patricia purchased for me. It's been it's been well we've had a great weekend.

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Certainly something that everyone here could use in light of the London bombings.

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Good weather always lifts your spirits a little bit and it's still amazing to me how incredibly

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resilient the right word everyone's using the word vigilance but that's for moving forward but

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the Londoners have just been you know so fuck you we're getting on with our lives you're not going

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to bring us down about all this. One of my mom's friends Brenda New York she actually said wow and

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she's been around long enough to know that the attitude is exactly the same that the Londoners

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had during the Blitz Creek when the Germans were bombing London in the 40s only the cultural

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makeup of London has changed significantly in the past 60 years 65 years 65 years yeah so

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it kind of makes you wonder is it maybe something in the water you know so anyway so speaking of

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water this thing that's in the background Patricia opted when when I was in the States for two weeks

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so it was just a long time to be away from home we had a heat wave here and of course

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near with the equipment in my studio slash bedroom slash office things really heat up here with

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the sun shining directly on it so she's getting me shades those have been ordered and this

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cooling unit unit isn't an air conditioner it's like a what is it a con a con there it goes nicely

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with my senseo machine this con ver does it's and you pour water into it and the water circulates

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in front of the fan and it gives you more cool air than you normally would with just a fan that's kind

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of blowing the hot circulating the hotter around so it works I like it and and it's good for the

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energy bill as well and let's see probably my shoulders still messed up we've deducted what or deduced

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what what this is you know I'll tell you that story in a second because we got some other stuff

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I got to get to this is Daniel from the My Life Bites podcast and you're listening to Adam Curry

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on the daily source code hot Joe content that will make you walk the dog and kiss your mother

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man how cool is that? hello my name is Simon and I'm a friend I heard this bit I did perform

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that song you just heard I'm sorry I've just got this obsession with match-wise Dean

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but I'd like to assure you that you weren't here anything like that on the slam idle podcast

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which is the the podcast that I do that's a podcast that has features poetry performances

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from all around the world in order for my obviously so but you definitely weren't here anything

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like that crap sorry bye. I hadn't heard that but that came through openpodcast.org

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and I was just thinking oh ma'am so jealous I wish I had people making up songs about my

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podcast that's awesome it's from match-wise Dean yeastradio.com of course okay I was going to

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talk about shoulder briefly because I have to go to the actually it was an email about this let me

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see if I had this email here it is. Adam love this revolution do you have a t-shirt of the daily

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source code would love to get one if you do no I don't we've talked about it and we might

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do t-shirts if I had a fricking logo well I have I had to actually do have a logo so yeah

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maybe we'll do t-shirts um I'm a physical therapist writes um David Brown and I do that in Jacksonville

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Florida my patients are now requesting that I play the daily source code during my morning and afternoon

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torture session so I listen to the Delta Sierra Charlie sometimes twice a day who knows maybe I'll

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start my own podcast titled daily screams from the torture room yeah that's hot okay so that's how

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I was going to talk about that was the bridge I was going to build to my my own physical therapy

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which starts today at 530 at least I'm going to go over there and get myself checked out here's

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what happened um we figured it out when I was flying in Portland we were doing like five days

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four hours a day so it's a lot of intense flying and if you can experience pilot you know not a

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low time fix we can pilot like myself then um you're a lot less tense obviously in the cockpit

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now you use most of the work is done with your left arm most of the physical work that's we you know

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even though it has two handles to it the the yoke or the steering wheelies you might call it you

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usually um operate that with your left hand the right hand is always on the throttle or on the

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controls or on the navigation there's a lot of instruments there the right hand utilizes or on the

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left hand left hand knee of your passenger you know any of that stuff that pilots might have to use it

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right arm for so um now the way you reduce the load on the yoke is with this you probably

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see this if you ever seen a cockpit a big black wheel with little nubs on it so that's the trim

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and with that you can basically do anything you know the you reduce the stick load that's the

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foreign and back motion on the yoke uh and experience pilots of course that they're very commonly

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kind of with the with the yoke between the thumb and the forefinger and everything's done with the

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with the trim and of course I was much more tense and uh exerting sometimes even exerting

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physical force without even have to because the plane was perfectly trimmed anyway and so that

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probably you know I don't do anything with my left hand you know except pull back on the yoke once

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no so the the next morning after I got my license I flew to Portland from Portland to Miami

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and there was a stop over in Houston and I fell asleep I think on the first leg um with my head

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on my my my palm of my hand bent backwards up on the rest and I remember on the arm rest I

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remember waking up and going oh my arm is numb and so the result of all that is uh on my shoulder

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blade or near my shoulder blades either tendon or muscle or god knows what it is I don't know if

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it's inflamed or if it's been twisted but it you know it's basically um I think pinching nerves down

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my left arm sometimes I feel tingling in my index finger and stuff so it sucks and at five

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thirty today I will finally be looked at and see we can fix this I sure hope so maybe just bring along

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some delta share a charlie huh right now though it's time to switch over to our man on the scene

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he's following the hurricane in Florida it's Chris Perillo from Vancouver I'm watching TV now I'm

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safe for the television I'm watching the coverage happened right now on CNN it seems to be on

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channel let me verify this yes channel thirty three I'm close to the screen I can't tell exactly

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what's happening there seems to be a lot of water on the screen not my television screen as I'm

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sitting in a hotel room in Vancouver British Columbia which is far enough away from the storm

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that we should be safe completely safe that I know of have seen no signs blowing around downtown

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Vancouver right now uh Ponzi is in the bathroom she's in the bathroom clipping her fingernails

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right now that I know all the fingernails are going directly into the trash can I've asked her to

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be caught again I'm not sure she's wearing her cupcake shirt right now with her sweater hanging

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over her shoulders I repeat her sweater is over her shoulders I'm close to the television screen

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getting a little closer and this is very very dangerous especially for your eyeballs you've got to be

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careful that your eyeballs don't touch the screen because your eyes will be damaged with flying

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plastic might fly through the screen down from Florida I can see that the headline currently reads

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Dennis makes landfall between Pensacola Beach and it looks like the very beach I'm not exactly

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sure if that's the pronunciation maybe I can get a confirmation from the studio right now it's 425

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Pacific time I'm sorry no I repeat it's actually 125 Pacific time this is in the afternoon hours

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on Sunday afternoon I'm watching the crawl as it goes by there are horrible horrible things happening

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signs flying all over the place Anderson Cooper's in directly in the line of this hurricane

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putting his life in danger to let us know that signs are flying around they're standing in front of

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the hotel and about to toss it back to dirty Sanchez in just a few minutes we don't know there

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seems to be a lot of green now flying over the state of Florida a little bit of blue according to

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the graphic is on the screen and then yellow right in the middle red yellow purple and if you're

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in the pants of the red yellow and purple if you see this in the sky please hunker down take cover

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you have to watch out for what's going to happen right now there's cat three we don't know

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if they're going to be upgrading to cat six which of course is fully capable of gigabit ethernet

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will keep reports you know streaming to you as soon as we find out again like this is a category three

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at this point cat three with winds of 120 miles power you have to be careful slow down your

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streams hunker down and I gotta go I gotta go you know I don't want to make light of the

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situation in Florida but Chris Brillows point is so well made with this man where do they get these

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everybody wants to be a fricking hero standing out in the in the street in the wind it's like god

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ah they make it so incredibly hype you see how easy it is to do and see how you get drawn in I mean

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it was long enough right it was like a two and a half minute bit there but it really drew you

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when it's like oh my god what's going on purple stuff is floating over Florida hunker down for the green

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stuff that's on your screen oh man hey I've been kind of collecting all of the comments and emails

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and man I got a lot about iTunes and the seems we have three major areas that need to be worked on

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and I know that the folks that I pulled listen to this podcast as well so I'm gonna see if I can

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sum them up this is nothing that they probably don't know already but maybe there's some solutions

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we can come up with because the amount of listeners that iTunes is driving is phenomenal unfortunately

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we're reinventing a little bit of the wheel here and there which I think can be circumvented quite

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easily and I know the community would be happy to jump in and help we just want to get it right

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and we want to get working because we've kind of been through all of this once before you know certainly

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in the past year or we've been kind of yeah figuring out how a directory should work figuring out

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how a pod catcher an iPod or an aggregator should work and you know the the secret about

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big companies is they usually have very small development teams and you know that doesn't mean

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the teams any better or worse than a big one but you know there's only so much you can focus on

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and there's a lot of work that goes into this stuff so the first thing is submitting your feed

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to Apple so this can take up to three days now from what I understand because they're basically

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creating a internal feed that works with the iTunes music store so this is a complicated one I

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guess what's happening is they have to go out and scan all of these feeds you know hopefully

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once an hour but it could be once every four hours it could be a pretty big process to do that

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and to see if it's anything new and then translate that into their internal format now what happens

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on the internet is shit breaks and you just don't get to certain feeds or maybe the time

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out is a little bit too tight and it moves on and it comes back on the next scan to look at that

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feed which means something you've updated could easily take four hours or longer before it's

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taken care of and I'm sure there's all kinds of dead feed trackers in there and stuff so

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you could get lost in the shuffle so that's kind of yeah I mean that's just something that

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that has to be worked on you know I'm not sure there's there's an easy fix for that that's just

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the nature of distributed computing then there is the issue of people not being able to be added

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to the directory another thing that can take you know that can really take a couple days

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mainly because it's a human process and that's something we learned with iPodr.org is it's

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much easier to maintain a directory when you have people maintaining their own individual categories

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and subcategories and are only responsible for that piece you know that really works well

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and you know particularly for categorization and I think the way iTunes displays the results of

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a search should could be different so instead of you know if I search for a daily source code

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it'll pop up three times because it's listed under technology it's listed under audio blogs

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which is actually the way it's listed an iPodr.org as well only perhaps you just bring up one icon

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one subscribe link and and then say also listed in these categories and you could then you know

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zap over those categories here's the here's the problem that's really hiding under the covers though

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and this is something we do have with the distributed directory is when people add a feed

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into the directory know their responsible for and let's say the feed updates and someone else adds

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that to a different spot on the directory you now have two different addresses for the directory

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maybe that's something that we could automate I guess let me just write that one down that's

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something we could work on but that's so that's clearly going to be an issue with all directories

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just maintaining you know or defeating link rot but that's kind of the problem we have with

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the web anyway so I've got to figure that out there's also people not getting listed because they

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don't have the appropriate explicit tag in their extensions to their RSS feed that's a mouthful

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but I think everyone's working really hard now providing iTunes compatible feeds is funny

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I think I mentioned it on the previous source code I said oh yeah you can you can just go over

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podcast alley if you're in the directory there you have an iTunes feed and I couldn't find it but I

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know I know it works so it's there somewhere and although we don't control any of the things I

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don't control any of the things that Apple is doing but I have offered you know some of our services

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to you know take the load off we already have some of the infrastructure we can you know we have

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some of the distributed stuff that could make the directory a lot better but I do understand you know

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this is something Apple is publishing and if you don't have the explicit tag in there or if they

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missed it somehow you know they're not going to add you and then you you know look how many people

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can be working on the directory to Apple you know it's only so many resources you can

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put it on something like this so that's why I like the distributed model much better maybe there's

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a way that you know we can just say well maybe podcast alley is a good solution for that

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although we have to make some changes there as well I'm just ideating here for a second because

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you don't want to be locked in anywhere so I think the solution there as you'd have to be able to

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to register a domain name that would point to your iTunes feed something like that so you can

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easily take it away with you if you wanted to okay I'll talk to Chris we'll make it so we'll try at least

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this is your daily source code I'm Adam Curry I'll try to do this every single weekday

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doesn't always work out that way but when we do well as always the unexpected you can experience

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the following promo for the story of you daily is not appropriate for listeners under 18 or

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those who are easily offended is not kidding hey this is your chance to turn it off or load some

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Mario speedwagon or eating per cat in your player so I'm doing it right if you're three seconds

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it's very an ensu horrible things are going to be coming out of your iPod so true or media player

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one two three we warned you I haven't him hence him from distorted you daily if you haven't

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been listening to the podcast here's which you missed this week I'll take your survey I'll

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take it and I'll cram it up your ass like a puffy vagina either just honoring their history it's

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like colonial Williamsburg except with more pussy Latin men gang banging you in the back alley

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of a tall bell the detective went on to say that the man's wife was all like yeah give it to me

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oh right there oh beautiful good self described pervert time high as a kite you know this can't

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and well that woman's pussy is too puffy the idea that she was going to puke shit and piss

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since a feeling of total freedom through her she opened her mouth wide and led along disgusting

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string of dribble go down her chin and a sick and helpless kind of fashion how dare you

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I have offended an outrage granny's got a bloody pussy she was talking about giving yourself an

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enema and a bath tub puking and pissing all while all I'm finger blasting herself and you think

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that's hot puffy and she got all like angry I mean she's like well you don't you don't want to

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help your community and I said no I hate my community so sorry to burst your penis bubble there

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I'm probably going to die as the thing she felt the brown water turned into violent

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squirting diarrhea before subsiding to occasional spasms in her hole

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hardship glad you listen to this bromo puffy pussy's an exploding diarrhea that's that

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started new difference it's 10 minutes of your life you'll never get back come for the news of the

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weird stay for the audio pornography what it's the distorted view show most of our

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high spots were coming to us now by TV series central but not this one series 148 Adam Curry's

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hot show experience the unexpected tell the world tell this to everybody forever they are

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through the central 148 I'm a little confused about all this anime fire about drug laws

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and holy walls and people freaking out over what they want to freak about

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