Each Sunday, Brad Shoemaker and Will Smith discuss a new technology topic. Come for the long-form co
Our Fall cornucopia of emails contains such succulent questions as: How future-proof should your new
On this busy week we threw together a delightful potpourri of different topics, from gadget repair t
Big AMD energy this week. PC World's Gordon Mah Ung has gotten his hands on the new Ryzen 5000 serie
We've both tumbled down the Home Assistant rabbit hole, so this week we recorded an informal trip re
On this month's email show we talk about our love of astrophysics, a PC that could last you forever,
All these new PC hardware announcements have us feeling nostalgic again, so we took another trip dow
This week, we couldn't resist talking about the newly announced Zen 3 CPUs from AMD, along with the
Brad just read Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy for the first time (and Will reread it for the eleve
The emails cometh, and bringeth with them questions and tips about why nobody can order a 3080 or PS
Nvidia bought ARM. Nvidia bought ARM! It's one of the biggest semiconductor deals in history, so we
Playing video games remotely has gotten surprisingly good lately, so this week we decided to sit dow
Last week Brad and Will got to attend a virtual deep dive on Nvidia's new 30-series GPUs, and in thi
Our 50th episode doesn't quite have 50 emails, but it's close: tune in for listener mails about bugo
With the latest round of California wildfires heavy on our minds, this week we ended up with a wide-
Following up on our software unitasker ep from a few weeks ago, we're now moving into the physical r
This week we very carefully lower ourselves into the unthinkably deep rabbit hole of mechanical keyb
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeemails this month address questions like: Where the heck are the color e-ink readers?
PC Gamer's Wes Fenlon stops by to talk about turning an old PC into a new router. Why would you want
In these trying times, we thought a nostalgic little walk down memory lane might be nice. Join us as
This week we run down a few of the common and not-so-common software tools that make our lives a bit
