193: Generational Differences
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English - March 08, 2019 01:00 - 1 hour - 64.7 MB - ★★★★ - 80 ratingsTechnology News Tech News android google apps chrome chromecast andy ihntako russell ivanovic yasmine Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
*This week's podcast deals with some very mature themes, so take heed.*
There's a ton of nostalgia in this week's episode, from Andy and Flo discussing how their online lives differed when they were tykes, to how they each hold on to a lifetime of media files with the help of their respective Plex servers.
After the first break, gear up for a serious discussion about YouTube's content problem, what the company is doing to combat predatory commenters, and why we should be louder about our discontent over the platform's failure to properly curate child-friendly content. Then, we'll end on a discussion about some of the latest Google headlines.
This week's podcast deals with some very mature themes, so take heed.
There's a ton of nostalgia in this week's episode, from Andy and Flo discussing how their online lives differed when they were tykes, to how they each hold on to a lifetime of media files with the help of their respective Plex servers.
After the first break, gear up for a serious discussion about YouTube's content problem, what the company is doing to combat predatory commenters, and why we should be louder about our discontent over the platform's failure to properly curate child-friendly content. Then, we'll end on a discussion about some of the latest Google headlines.
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Links and Show Notes:
Google won’t do anything about the Absher app; says it doesn’t violate any Play Store rules
Momo is fake, in case you missed the memo
This is happening on YouTube, and this is bad
Talk to a robot for restaurant information, unless you're in Minnesota and a few other states
Google is underpaying men for some jobs, but it doesn't mean what you might think it means