Building the First Amiga Computer
Jay Miner and his team of engineers were hard at work building the components for the Amiga 1000. Meanwhile, Atari and Commodore were maneuvering against each other and putting Amiga in the middle. L...
9 Okt 201834min
The Birth of Amiga
TechStuff listener Matt wanted to know more about the Amiga line of computers. We take a look at how an engineer from Atari took a big leap in order to achieve his goal of building the best home compu...
8 Okt 201834min
TechStuff Classic: What does NASA's Mission Control Do?
Reaching space is difficult, and returning safely is even trickier. Luckily for astronauts, Mission Control follows each shuttle launch in minute detail, and they're on standby to tackle any imaginabl...
5 Okt 201842min
TechStuff Gets a MoviePass
Susannah asked that I do an episode about the company MoviePass. Where did it come from? What impact did it have on the entertainment industry? And does it have a future? Learn more about your ad-cho...
4 Okt 201843min
The Podcast Patent Problem
How did a patent filed in 1996 cause huge headaches in the podcasting industry? And how did a decision in 2018 finally put the matter to rest? We look at the case of Personal Audio LLC versus podcasti...
3 Okt 201832min
What is Apple's Neural Engine?
Listener Dan wanted to know more about Apple's "neural engine." What exactly is it, and what can it do? We explore how a system on a chip can power machine learning in a smartphone. Learn more about ...
2 Okt 201836min
The Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow
On October 1, 1982, EPCOT Center opened at Walt Disney World. But that Epcot wasn't the same thing as Walt Disney's initial vision. We look into the history of a futuristic community. Learn more abou...
1 Okt 201840min
TechStuff Classic: The Tech of Firefighting
Firefighters are an invaluable part of every community, but how does firefighting work? What tech will you find on a fire truck? Join Jonathan and Chris as they look at the technology behind firefight...
28 Sep 201837min
