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Delta Sierra Charley, 427.

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With $16 million worth of
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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into
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Fantastic, isn't that great?

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[ Music ]

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Sacrificing boy on soldiers
making evil men get a rich.

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Because there's money in those
war machines now.

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Everybody, everywhere.

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People left off the war.

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[ Music ]

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People left off the war.

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People left off the war.

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People left off the war.

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People left off the war.

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Ey, a, man, brother's insist.

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Good morning everybody coming to
you from sunny northern
California from the Curry Condo

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It's the daily source code
episode number. We had now 427.
You know, I'm so sick of this
warship

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You know, I work hard all day. I
come home. I turn on the
television

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You know, there's no more
entertainment on television.
It's all warship and an Anderson
Cooper in war

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I'm so tired of this. Oh my
goodness

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What is going on just this
morning? I woke up flipped on
the TV war again

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Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't
know about you. I'm sick of it.
I just it's just can't we stop
this shit

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What is going on? No, but as you
heard in the song

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It's been happening forever.
They never will actually end but
think about what's actually
happening to your kids

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You know, I found this on the
pod save music network and this
is just a small sample of

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What your kids are hearing all
day long because you can't avoid
it. It's everywhere

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You're drowning in war in war

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And destroy the peace peace
peace peace peace peace peace
peace peace peace peace peace

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The peace of a troubled world is
it men women and children
praying praying for victory

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Better end

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The luck in the world community
in the world

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Consequence unity and residence
the women in a troubled world
face war air attack aggressive
dictators actions

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Conflicts danger

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Plumatic negotiate a military

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I think it's weird your kids my
back to the strange

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Listen to this

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Who did this this is Kevin Brett
find on the pod save music now
work it doesn't stop this goes
on like 10 minutes to listen to
a couple of

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Last destruction weapons of mass
destruction by helicopter
destroy and destroy the peace
peace peace peace peace

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Landrice peace peace peace peace
peace peace peace peace

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The peace of a trouble will
result in military confidining
of oil fire

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Biological chemical weapons
friendly killed friend hypercola
fierce resistance and strategic
resistance to your weather. Oh,
you get the point

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die

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It's just when you get up

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Uh, sorry about that when you
get up early every morning and

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You do a show and it's just you
know, you I don't know my brain
works pretty well in the morning
and I'm just like

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so tired of hearing about this

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Okay, so let's try and be
positive today good news looks
like the weather broke

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Remember yesterday I was telling
you about the convection fog
because it was rolling in over
the hills

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Of course, I'm right kind of in
the middle between the them
hills over there yonder and the
bay and so you get the warm air
and the cool air coming together

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You get a whole bunch of fog
that was the first clue that was
going to start chilling out just
a little bit

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Yesterday when I walked home
where last night I should say
around

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Actually we were there quite
late about eight thirty or
something like that before we
left

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It was me

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Mark Steven and Bridget and

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It was it was chilly it was
actually like oh, this is so
nice

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I still didn't have to put my
jacket on but it was it was
really it was

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Quite enjoyable San Francisco

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Although you think California
it's always really it is nice it
usually is just nice and sunny
here

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But it's cool, you know, it's
between 70 and 75 degrees it's
pretty much a year round
sometimes a little bit chillier

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And most homes aren't equipped
for for really warm weather and
we've been having

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High in the 90s

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Right outside of San Francisco
in the valley. It's been triple
digits. It's been extremely warm

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You know, there's nothing really
to this global warming though.
Do you think you know

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Nothing has anything to do with
it. I mean it couldn't possibly
be now cut it

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Hey

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In the 80s I would have done
anything to show you my magic
garden

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Put now what wait a minute to
show me what

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You let me just roll that back
to show me you're magic. What

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What I would have done anything
to show you my magic garden

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I don't know what you said
you're magic anything but I
still am interested in seeing it
now

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You can hear all about it in our
podcast the outer order show.
It's a really fun show where we
talk about everything and
nothing all at once

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We have a roving correspondent
Bernard St. Moritz, and he's
coming you weekly from a
tropical locale

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The shows are blessed and we
really hope you tune in. Yeah,
you can subscribe to us and
iTunes or visit us over at

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Show.com

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So come visit us soon. If you
know what I mean

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Make an old man happy will you
show me that magic thing

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Speaking of being old and and
last you know, it was funny last
night Brigid who works at pod
show HQ

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She works with the marketing
Steven

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I think she's about 10 years
younger than I am and and and
she's a it was a huge a grand
grand fan

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And so she was asking me
questions and of course I have
stories about just I mean almost
every single 80s

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Artists even some 90s artists
you can think of and I was like,
okay, just give me another name
and I'll tell you a story

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So new segment here on the daily
source code

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Tell me about your favorite 80s
or 90s band if I had sex with
him or if I did anything else

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It was interesting. I'll tell
you the story because I do have
a lot of stories and before I
get too old and can't remember

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That shit anymore. Maybe be nice
to just to lay it down, you
know, and and get it out there
have a recorded history of of my
life. It would be nice

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I started

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the Troy needs an iPod

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Go daddy contest on the daily
source code last week and I and
I realized I made a slight
mistake

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So the whole idea was Troy needs
an iPod.com

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This is Troy who's been trying
to race funds to get an iPod and
then someone else came in with

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Something like I think was I
need an iPod more than Troy dot
com and I said well

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Well, here's a great idea for
your go daddy contest now it
only costs $6.95 to enter and
it's not an official contest

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There are no rules and I
determine the ultimate winner

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Avoid wherever he would buy a
law yada yada yada

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I said why don't you register a
cool domain name and the most
original and I think it's not
just the domain name

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But perhaps the domain that it
points to that's something else
to consider

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We'll win a video iPod

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And so what happened is people
are emailing this to me. I've
tremendous email problems

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Which I'll tell you about in a
second so I'm not getting all
entries. So what I suggest is

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Everyone who also because I have
received about 10 entries so
everyone who's received an entry
instead of emailing it

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Everyone who is sent in instead
instead of emailing it to me

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Go to daily source code dot com
and then place a comment there

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Underneath today's episode so
that we have a nice, you know
running list of

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Of all of the all of the
entries. That's awesome pretty
funny ones and of course if you

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Register the domain at godaddy
dot com and use the checkout
code dsc3

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You'll get that domain name for
$6.95

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So and and I am for real about
the video iPod and I have no
idea how long we're gonna keep
the the promotion running

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At least until the end of this
week and maybe next week so go
ahead and and do something

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So the it's start off with Troy
needs an iPod dot com Troy.
You're still eligible by the way
you could come up with a new one
so come up with an awesome

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Domain name again. I think extra
points for which

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Website of which domain you're
pointing it to and just leave
that as a comment under today's
episode at daily source code dot
com

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Hi, Adam. It's Brian from
audioattitude dot com and

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This is about this big contest
about getting an iPod if you
come up with a clever

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Domain name right? I

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Figure it out could be as good
as Troy with my experience at
picking domain names being so
successful at that you remember

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Progress to cast in fact I think
some folks over at that what is
it raspberry dot com you know
the show without the vowls or
the site without the vowls

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I think they got that idea for
me, you know procrasticast
raspberry without vowls

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Anyway, so I went on over to go
daddy and spent some time this
weekend

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picking out some names and I
started out with iPod for pod
show dot com

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Kind of bland and plus it's pod
show plus right so iPod for a
pod show plus dot com was my
next purchase

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But then I that well, so what
does that have to do with
anything and then I then I got
iPod show plus

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Just simply that at that's
boring. It doesn't say anything
about needing an iPod

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So then I put I need iPod for
pod show dot com and I thought
well

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Okay, I'm this sucks really

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I bought four domain names and
and it all sucks

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And I thought well it sucks
that's that reminds me of of
your blog on July 8 from DSC 417

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When you were helping some of us
who pod cast with our our feed
sucking number

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And you help this through that
and and after that I I sort of
in my typical sarcastic way

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Asked if there was a way for pod
show to come clean my house

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Since it was so good at sucking
feeds it could suck some dirt
out of my house whatever and you
said well

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You know what if you get a
thousand listeners to your show
on pod show

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You'll come clean my house
yourself

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I thought okay

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That's that's great why not and

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So I just want to tell you that
I've already got five listeners
on pod show and

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And actually that's that's going
to take about 16 years at that
rate and I don't know if you're
going to really have the time

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In 16 years to come clean my
house and I'm not sure I want to
wait that long

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And so I just wanted to give you
this option that if I win the
iPod

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You know the the deals off and
you don't have to worry about
coming to clean my house in 16
years

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So I thought that'd be really
cool and

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So I got this domain name at go
daddy

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I went an iPod and Adam doesn't
suck dot com in other words

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I win the iPod you don't have to
come over here and and suck up
all the dirt right

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Cool I went an iPod and Adam
doesn't suck dot com I thought
about I went an iPod and Adam
doesn't suck dot or a G because
I like or Gs

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But it's so giving you know, but
I thought well, it's too
difficult to remember for people
and those

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Orgies are are difficult to to
think about sometimes

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So I decided to stick with this
I went an iPod and Adam doesn't
suck dot com

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What do you think about that
well either way Adam?

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I'm I'm going to start cleaning
so

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Thanks for the consideration

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I went an iPod and Adam doesn't
suck dot com

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Emma right on

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All right definitely good entry
going posted over at the daily
source code dot com

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Yeah, I love to orgies myself or
Gs a good a mind wants asked for
a role of toilet paper

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I had some extra so I gladly
gave

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And then much to my surprise the
fellow looked me in the eyes and
asked me should I fold it

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Or scrunch it in a ball and I
promptly and most certainly said

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If you scrunch it or fold it I
don't really want to know it
what works for you is not for me
to know

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A fellow needs some air when
dealing down there so let me
leave you be in your commode

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If you fold it or scrunch it I
have a sinking hunch that it
would do the bloody job well
either way

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For I know it's not my place.
I'd never rub it in his face all
the private details of my
toiletry

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But at least I'm glad to think
we don't do it in the sink in
short that may well lead to
anarchy

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So scrunch it or fold it

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Everybody knows that it will do
the bloody job well either way

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So don't spend your honest wage
on some fancy old the day

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You know where it will end so
use it well my friend

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Scrunch and fold it anyway. You
please

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There's no reason for playing
that other than I just wanted to
play it one more time yesterday
posted a picture on

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I'm Craig dot com with my set up
here in the condo the new bakers
rack with the flat screen

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It has everyone's it's all the
rage now all the cool kids have
the bakers rack for their
studios

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And a lot of and this whole
thread start this whole
conversation about standing or
sitting and of course

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When you need to talk about
standing or sitting

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Chacha listeners immediately go
into well I stand, but I don't
scrunch why I stand and I like
sitting and full

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I just

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Whatever you do

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Okay, we can stop the whole
folder scruncher thing. I just I
don't mind is when you send in
an audio comment

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Just end up with folder or
scruncher and then we'll know
that you're really a fan of the
show

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Hey Adam it's Gabrielle from
second life. I just wanted to
pass the word on to the DSC
listeners

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That we're going to have an
opportunity for them to get
together with other listeners
and podcasters and

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Podsay's music artists this
Saturday in second life at the
podshow palace mid summer
masquerade

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We're starting it at 2 p.m

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Second life time which is also
the same as the specific time
and we plan on going as long as
we can

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Cover everybody in all the time
zones. It's going to be a formal
event and so I have everyone
dressed up in their

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Ball gowns and their

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Tuxes and put on the masks and
come and dance the night away to
the pod Saint's music

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So I hope to see you there and I
hope to see many other DSC
listeners come on in and join us
for our fun

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Right, okay Gabrielle. Thanks.
Yeah, I'll drop by. I haven't
talked about second life much
lately

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I've been so incredibly busy and

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After mom passed you know, I
just I really didn't feel like
it

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But I have you know, I drop in
from time to time and the
podshow island is definitely
still cranking lots of

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Interesting people living there
now and of course we've got
parties. I think just about
every single day

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So thank you very much Gabrielle
for

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For setting that up and let me
know and letting the Charlie
listeners know what's going on

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um

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I'm totally

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Totally hammered by spam once
again. This is this is really
gotten out of control

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My adamant curry dot com is
pretty much rendered useless

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I checked um I get about five

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Spam messages per second now
coming in I'm under some
incredible attack and

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The way I have my my email set
up and it's um

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You know this actually I think
this actually qualify

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I think it definitely qualifies
the tin foil hat most

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So the way I have it set up as
I've got I've got this

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Service from a company called I
think what is it run box and

18:55.160 --> 19:00.600
What run box does is it allows
me to it's kind of what Google
is offering now, but it allows
you to manage

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Your entire domain email because
you know Patricia at curry dot
com has to work and Christina at
curry dot com and there's my
sister's wheelo and Tiffany

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And so there's a lot of
management there and

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I haven't set up so that all
email that comes to me there is
then forward it out to my Gmail
account. That's pretty simple

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The problem is

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After I think 5,000 messages
within a certain period within I
don't like a three hour period

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Then a run box shuts down and
says wait a minute. This can't
be right, you know either you're
spamming or someone else is
spamming and they're right

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Actually because what happens is
all that crap that spam

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And it does filter out quite a
bit

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But certainly not everything you
know is then just being sent on
to my Gmail so I don't know

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I'm just gonna kind of leave it
so what happens is is

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It'll it actually do receive the
message, but it it goes into the
run box email box and

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And it's so I have to go in
there to check it and I think if
you send me a message and it and
the

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You know, it's in that period of
I'm not gonna send anything
through to atoms Gmail account

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Then it does kick back some kind
of message about a quota
exceeded whatever

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I'm just hoping that that'll
stop the spammer. You know,
they'll eventually catch on to
the fact that you know

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This is a dead email address or
it's not it's certainly not
selling anything for them

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I just don't know what to do at
this point. I mean the only
other thing I could think of is
to find yet

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Another host who can do my my
the email from my domain and who
has even tighter spam

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Controls and restrictions, but
in the meantime if you really
need to reach me

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Send it to Adam at podshow.com
and we'll see if we can see if
we can keep that email

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Address reasonably clean

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Just for normal fucking
communications. It's so
disappointing that email has
come to us

20:56.200 --> 20:58.200
Yeah

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Thank you very much. Just me. I
got them right three small
things first one shuttle falls

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Right this is Daddy Dows by the
way who's living this so
voicemail comment. I'm not
easily spooked

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The only thing that I really
couldn't watch on me on was to
film the grudge

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I'm gonna bit freaked out by
that one switch it off

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But I was listening a shuttle
falls first episode the other
night on me on in the house, but
one on clock no more

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And for myself actually I'm a
switch it off

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I couldn't listen very much. I
was a has on the background next
time and I'm absolutely
fantastic

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Yeah, I bet you that's true for
a lot of people but I should try
and listen to it together

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It was like the second mix I
believe that we heard and it is
that enthralling you do kind of
get drawn into it

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And I can totally imagine if
you're all by yourself and

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Particularly if you have earbuds
in because then you close off
all ambient noise

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I can I can see where you might
get a bit freaked out spot on
really enjoy that

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The next thing was the blog
you're running from Carl Alon
thing. I'm guessing

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That he's referenced to Alan
instead of Adam is to block who
does a radio talk show program
in an orthting

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Well, okay, this is the guy who
were called in the other day and
he and he said Alan and then
corrected himself

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Of course, it's either the other
a Freudian slip right called
Alan Robson

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You can tell me if I'm wrong,
but I think that's where it came
from

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What I'm wondering is how many
people and in the UK are
actually

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Making a migration over from
talk radio or to listen to
podcasts like yours where that
you know

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There's a lot of talk a lot of
chatbook more interactive

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Just be interested to hear if
that was the case we have more
not put that you know

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So of course in the in the UK

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There's a quite a culture of
listening to the radio a
listening to people talking on
the radio or listening to the

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Wireless as we say

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I think the BBC's doing a great
job of letting people know what
podcasts are and although at
this point

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For the BBC a podcast pretty
much means

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Show that was on the radio and
you can now download and listen
to on your own terms on your own
time

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I think the whole I at least
they're getting the hey you can
get

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Audio and video entertainment
online as well

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That's good thing although I
hate to think that people you
know are now thinking of a
podcast is a is a repeat of a
show

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But yeah, I think it's helping I
think people are getting it the
predictions are pretty pretty
big for the UK

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And there's a reason why we're
opening up shop in in Britain

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That's certainly where I've come
from and the last thing is on
Firefox I've got quite a few
tabs on anyone time of maybe
about 12

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Now if you're pod show logo as
nice as it is shows up for all
subscriptions to any podcast
with the word pod show written
in and now I can't tell which

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Which website I've got open with
a tab so I'm just wondering if
that's something that can be
changed

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So the actual name of the
podcast shows up in the in the
toolbar on Firefox where I'm an
explorer

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Of course instead of just the
word pod show. It's getting
really confused anyway. Love the
show

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You do yeah, of course. That
makes a lot of sense. I actually
had noticed that myself

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I rarely look at at the toolbar.
I don't know maybe I have seen
it, but obviously

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That's not right if you're on
someone's a page it should say
you know Adam's page or if
you're on the daily source code

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It should say daily source codes
page and I'll do you one better
even because of course we'll fix
this

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And boy, you know we have quite
a list of stuff that is either
being fixed or is just a pure
enhancement

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And what's on that list? I
cannot share with our serious
stars one-o-two listeners
because we're about to say
goodbye to them two for two
Tuesday

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My daughter will be on later
tonight with pod save the queen
so make sure you stay tuned to
one-o-two

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What we're gonna do is also

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Whatever the

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The backstage passes whatever
the laminate picture is I think
we could also make that the icon

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To go in the tab which would
maybe even though it's gonna be
pretty small obviously would
give you even more recognition
of which tab you want to go to

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Thank you very much for that

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It's on list one-o-no Adam Curry
here is comic strip of blogger
your European and union crisp on
them

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I would like to say that I am
happy

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I'm happy because last Friday

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Italy has decided to open up
Italy's label market

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For workers from new European
union countries from Eastern
Europe Italy

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Legally could wait till 2011

25:31.880 --> 25:38.840
But they decided to open itself
fully to new EU citizens now
right now without waiting

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So now free movement of people

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for all EU citizens also from
East

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European Union is possible in UK

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Ireland, Sweden, Finland, Spain,
Portugal, Greece

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The countries that still are

25:57.880 --> 26:02.280
Resheristic and are blocking
freedom of movement of new EU
citizens are

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Netherlands, Germany, France,
Austria, Denmark

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So I wanted to say

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Multi-Catzi Amigitaliani or
Pesiams Philippi in Sieme

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Il Futuro Ruminoso de l'Unione
europea

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Gracias

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Viva Italia

26:21.560 --> 26:24.520
It is also good news for
millions of Italian Americans

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Because now they have proof that
the country of religion is not
actually stick after all

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You're carry keep falling in
your blackberry

26:35.000 --> 26:37.480
Yes, I am a folder

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Okay

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That's comic strip blogger
everybody

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Thank you very much for the
update. Yeah, they're just kind
of weird

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You know where Europe is
definitely trying to become the
United States of Europe

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But you still can't travel
freely and work in you know in
another state and you were born
in and

26:53.720 --> 26:59.720
Is it really 2012 as I would say
2010 2012 when they legally have
to change that man seems like

27:00.520 --> 27:02.520
They should be moving along at a
little faster clip

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What was I gonna say here?

27:07.320 --> 27:10.120
Oh, yeah, about comic strip
blogger. You know from time to
time

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Post will pop up over at
curry.com of

27:15.320 --> 27:21.960
People who really seem to be in
some kind of feud with with CSB
and you know

27:21.960 --> 27:27.640
I've I've pretty much just
forgotten or ignored all this
talk about how he's a stalker
and how

27:28.600 --> 27:33.160
He's always been writing
horrible things about people and
some people have gone to the
police and

27:33.960 --> 27:38.840
And you know CSB always wants to
interview me. I'm thinking maybe
we've got this the wrong way
around

27:38.840 --> 27:42.920
You know, maybe I should be
interviewing comic strip blogger
to find out what's really behind
this

27:43.240 --> 27:48.760
You know, it's his name really
jacic and you know, why did he
leave Nokia and you know

27:49.240 --> 27:53.480
What does he make his money with
is he independent and wealthy? I
mean, I I kind of

27:54.120 --> 27:58.840
You forget about a guy like
this. I mean, don't you don't
forget about him, but you forget
about the whole history and then

27:59.160 --> 28:03.640
It comes back and like you know
this there really is something
this is the whole reason why I
was interested in comics

28:03.640 --> 28:06.920
Your blogger in the first place
is because he seems to have this
very

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murky

28:08.920 --> 28:09.720
You know

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Past not just past but but very
cloudy is to where he lives what
he does

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And comister blogger could we
turn it around could I interview
you? But I mean really where you
answer all the questions

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I think it's about time that

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listeners of the daily source
code

28:25.560 --> 28:28.920
Really find out who the who the
true comic strip blogger is

28:29.880 --> 28:31.880
Tell let me know if that's okay

28:31.880 --> 28:33.880
some people reporting

28:34.440 --> 28:36.840
some slow down in in accessing

28:38.440 --> 28:39.640
some shows

28:40.040 --> 28:45.560
Sometimes the daily source code
sometimes other shows on the on
the podcast delivery network

28:47.640 --> 28:53.320
I think I figured it out because
they really can only be one
answer and it's this thing
called packet shaping

28:54.600 --> 29:02.200
Packet shaping is I guess you
could say it's made well someone
say it's part of the net
neutrality to debate and I I
totally disagree

29:03.000 --> 29:09.400
But ISPs are getting so
overloaded now with all this
incoming traffic if we if we
should if we really can believe
the

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That YouTube is serving up 100
million video views a day

29:15.240 --> 29:20.200
Then that's going to be swamping
someone somewhere and I think
what's going on here is that

29:20.680 --> 29:25.240
You know at certain peak times
ISPs are just trying to throttle
everything back to make it

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You know make it at least
accessible to everyone else
which of course means we may
still be quite a ways off from
this all-time

29:33.000 --> 29:37.240
Connected everything comes in
flying fast streaming whatever
you want

29:38.200 --> 29:41.160
Which is I guess still very good
then that we understand how we
can

29:41.800 --> 29:48.520
Time delay things and have
things automatically download to
your drive or to your to your
iPod or whatever wherever you
want something to go

29:49.640 --> 29:53.320
But it definitely to me shows
that the supply

29:54.040 --> 30:01.960
I really the demand if you will
the demand for bandwidth is just
to far outwaying the actual
supply and I think it's going to
we're gonna see some interesting
moves

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So then I truly believe this is
being done

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This packet shaping this kind of
you know trying to to manage all
this incoming bandwidth

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It's just because they just
don't have the bandwidth anymore

30:13.320 --> 30:18.600
They just don't have the
networks to support it and
everyone's in the middle of you
know of some form of of upgrade

30:18.840 --> 30:23.480
And that's about the only thing
I can see because and because I
am also seeing this now happen
to YouTube

30:23.800 --> 30:26.760
I've seen lots of slow downs on
on Google

30:27.560 --> 30:29.560
so

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I guess right now it's

30:31.720 --> 30:36.760
This is what net neutrality is
going to be it's good for the
little guy the little guys don't
seem to have any issues

30:37.640 --> 30:42.680
Hey Adam this is Jeff Hines with
a Friday night dance party and
I'm wondering

30:44.920 --> 30:49.080
If you're responsible for an
artificial I read in the New
York Times today

30:50.040 --> 30:54.360
basically it said that Amazon
dot com is starting

30:55.080 --> 30:57.400
to sell groceries online

30:58.360 --> 31:01.000
And actually the number one

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seller for last week was since
sale

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So I'm wondering if you had
anything with that so let me
know and I'd be dead

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here's my five well

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Of course I had something to do
with that. You kidding me

31:16.440 --> 31:22.040
I mean, I don't I don't have a
link up anymore. I used to have
a since sale link up at Amazon
actually and I would sell

31:22.120 --> 31:28.200
Sometimes five six since sale
machines a day and it just got
so tedious never cash the checks
anyway

31:28.200 --> 31:34.040
Because you get I get the checks
in England and you know it's
almost impossible to cash an
American check

31:35.560 --> 31:40.680
For any size almost outside of
the United States or to deposit
a check it's very complicated

31:40.680 --> 31:44.600
So and I kind of gave up on it.
Yeah, I definitely know that I
sold a lot

31:44.600 --> 31:49.240
I mean the whole toy here for me
is whenever you whenever you
hear a burp

31:49.240 --> 31:53.720
I want you to think senseo
whenever you think senseo. I
want you to think of daily
source code

31:56.520 --> 31:57.880
Senseo

31:57.880 --> 32:01.560
So now whenever you look at
Amazon I want you to think of
senseo

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I want you to think of burping.
I want you to think of the daily
source code all this has ever
been

32:06.120 --> 32:08.760
It's just one big promotion for
this show. Okay

32:09.720 --> 32:13.000
Let's take it on a happy note
since we start off with the
warmongering

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It's natives of the new dawn
whenever you wake up in the
morning

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Just remember crap. I woke up
and you should be very happy

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Because every day you get is a
good day my friends

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[ Music ]

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That day I got a good day

37:39.000 --> 37:41.240
That really gets me going

37:41.240 --> 37:44.760
All right, my friend, thank you
very much for listening

37:44.760 --> 37:47.160
Check me out at
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