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Show notes for 2012-04-28

Computer Talk Radio weekly show for the broadcast week starting May 4th, 2012. Benjamin Rockwell, our bespectacled nerd host, opened with the news, including Google Drive, CISPA, the new Netgear 802.11ac router, and more. Benjamin then covered a little bit in regards to one of the topics he expects to hear more about in the coming months to the election, net neutrality. Steve Keske followed with TV watching on the Internet, Benny talked...

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LA Computer Fair

LA Computer Fair

Benjamin Rockwell – Appearing at the L.A. Computer Fair for a Q&A session Benjamin Rockwell, the host of the syndicated broadcast radio program, Computer Talk Radio, will be appearing at the Los Angeles Computer Fair on May 5th in Caron, California. The Los Angeles Computer Fair has been a favorite speaking location for Benjamin Rockwell over the past few years, and you can meet him, talk with him, and ask him your computer...

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WotW – HistoryOrb.com

Website of the Week – HistoryOrb.com So, I was sitting at my desk one day, and someone sent me an email asking about my birthdate.  I was thinking of narrowing down the date by adding some trivia about the date on which I was born.  Sometimes people have those really cool dates or times, like my son.  Benny’s birthdate was amazing…  51 years to the minute after the planes that attacked Pearl Harbor were seen on the...

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Show notes for 2012-04-21

Computer Talk Radio weekly show for the broadcast week starting April 21st, 2012. Benjamin Rockwell, the nerdy host, opened with the news, including the birthday of the Apple ][ series computer, Presidential Internet strategies, CISPA (the new SOPA / PIPA replacement for cybersecurity) and more. Benny Rockwell (the_gamer) joined in with a mild Earth Day observation about exchanging games through a new service, and Deb Shadovitz joined in...

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WotW – Wired.com

Website Of The Week – Wired.com I only wish that I could know all of the things that I need to know in the cyber-sphere by osmosis.  Truth is, however, that there are many sites that I rely upon to give me more nerd information.  Wired.com is the closest that I have found to the science side of an old magazine made years ago…  OMNI magazine.  OMNI had science, but they also had more of the fiction, and the stuff that is...

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