One of my New Year's resolutions was to note here at my blog when I appear on TechTalk Radio. I call in most Saturdays, so I got out of the habit of reposting the shows here (and Mike, the show's host, got out of the habit of posting the podcasts so I could link to them). We're (both) going to do better in 2015.
So here's our first swipe of 2015: TechTalk Ep 371 – Prognostications and Prevarications for 2015!
My contributions include predictions about how cyberwars will escalate to open combat this year, and a quiz about the intersection of US Congressmen and the NASA astronaut corps. It's more nerdy than it sounds. Give a listen.
And if this short stint doesn't satisfy you, my (admittedly incomplete) history of podcast appearances is available here.
The personal blog of Jay Garmon: professional geek, Web entrepreneur, and occasional science fiction writer.
Showing posts with label Cyberwarfare. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cyberwarfare. Show all posts
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'Hyping Cyberwar To Better Spy On You' ... +16 more must-read links
- How The Defense Department And NSA Is Hyping Cyberwar To Better Spy On You
- With Their Carrier-Crippling SIM, Can Apple Do What Google Chickened Out Of?
- Christopher Nolan reveals title of third Batman film and that ‘it won’t be the Riddler’
- Quantum computing for dummies
- Idiocy auto-hacks Twitter accounts on public Wi-Fi, warns the owners about Firesheep
- Yet Another Reminder That You Don't Own Your Ebooks: B&N Nook Deletes Files, Blames User
- Nordstrom's Employee Handbook — short and sweet
- Wikileaks and Anonymous
- Why Doc Brown is the real villain of Back To The Future
- BitDefender safego protects you from Facebook dangers
- Everything that's wrong with steampunk (especially if you take it seriously)
- IMAGES: Michelle Sciuto’s Victorian Batgirls
- City Paper Mocks Competitors For 'Policies' Over Stewart/Colbert Rallies
- Why Most Facebook Customization is Wasted Effort
- The True Cost Of Social Media
- How Trademark Law Has Turned From A Consumer Protection Law, Into A Weapon To Hinder Competition
- The 3 causes of polarized politics -- and how to fix 2 of them


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