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Rerun: TechStuff Lights Some Fireworks
How do fireworks work? From the basics to fully choreographed displays, we take a look at the tech of making stuff go boom.
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3 years, 2 months ago
TechStuff Classic: The Worst Hacking Scenes from Hollywood, Part Two
Shannon Morse and Jonathan continue their conversation about some of the worst hacking scenes in Hollywood history and how with a little adjustment t…
3 years, 3 months ago
RERUN: How 3-D Glasses Work
In this classic episode from 2009, Chris and Jonathan talk about 3-D glasses, awful movies from the 1980s, and whether or not 3D would become the fut…
3 years, 3 months ago
TechStuff Tidbits: What's the difference between Intel and AMD CPUs?
Intel and AMD have a common history, but each company has gone its own way in chip design. Why are Intel chips and AMD chips not compatible? And is t…
3 years, 3 months ago
TechStuff Tidbits: A Bit about Bits
What makes an 8-bit system different from a 16-bit system? Or a 64-bit system? We look at what this actually means, and how a small jump in bits resu…
3 years, 3 months ago
TechStuff Tidbits: Logic Gates and Headache Medication
Jonathan is loopy, but he's also logical. Or he tries to be. Between pop culture references and dad jokes, Jonathan explains what logic gates are and…
3 years, 3 months ago
TechStuff Classic: The Worst Hacking Scenes from Hollywood
Hacking isn't as glamorous or exciting as movies and television make it seem. Shannon Morse joins the show to talk about the worst examples of hackin…
3 years, 3 months ago
Tech News: Musk vs Zuckerberg in a Cage Match???
Elon Musk called out Mark Zuckerberg to fight in a cage match, and Zuckerberg said he's down for it. Will we get a billionaire on billionaire beatdow…
3 years, 3 months ago
TechStuff Tidbits: What does CPU architecture actually mean?
What are the components that make up a CPU? What does it mean if a manufacturer used a 5 nm process to fabricate a chip? And is a multi-core processo…
3 years, 3 months ago
Redditors Select John Oliver as Symbol of Revolution
Thousands of subreddits continue to protest Reddit leaders' decisions to change API rules, and they have chosen the image of John Oliver to serve as …
3 years, 3 months ago