Ep 472: Trash Behaving Consistently - Ad Free (Patreon)
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Content
Still on fire; sarcasm is hard; maybe CEOs should pay employees well; Oracle gets to host TikTok; NVIDIA acquires arm, costs arm & leg; Bitcoin bugs; QAnon site runner not so Anon; lady in the tube gets eyes; blurring your house; normal things, forgotten; Hamilton; Ted Lasso, finally; The Vow; The Gentlemen; the Social Dilemma; YouTube sued; Paw Patrol; Stuart Copeland & misophonia; John Scalzi; Ready Player Two; feedback loop.
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IN THE NEWS
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MEDIA CANDY
YouTube unlawfully violates kids’ privacy, new $3.2B lawsuit claims
Warning: A New ‘Paw Patrol’ Movie Is Already Out
AT THE LIBRARY
The Dispatcher By: John Scalzi
Murder by Other Means – The Dispatcher, Book 2 By: John Scalzi
Ready Player Two By: Ernest Cline
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