186: Gum
Most people aren’t eating light bulbs.
Most people aren’t eating light bulbs.
Listener James sends us a special message from beneath his blanket.
What’s an Indie Developer, and is John one now? What does it mean to be “indie?”
Is a port a slot? PCMCIA cards have slots, but USB devices have ports. Either way, Jason has to make amends.
Whatever this is called, a lot of us are doing it these days.
My other car is also a camera.
Tabs or spaces? AFTERSHOW: Commas.
But what if they also sell shampoo there?
Morning has broken, like the first… morning?
It’s within walking distance. How far is that?
Where does your finger go when you “swipe right”?
When is it stubble and when is it more?
It’s fundamental, yes. But is it something you can do with your ears?
When is a body of water a river?
Is soup a drink? What separates liquids from food?
From dish to plate to bowl.
Does it all come down to the U.S. Postal Service?
And do sliders have to slide?
An Accidental AR podcast.
Can we differentiate between how people name pets and how they name children? Listeners Rover and Whiskers, drop us a line.
Where do we draw the line between a regular device and a “smart” device?
When does a meal turn into leftovers?
Listener Luke sent in this week’s theme song. Is it a cover version of our canonical theme song? When is a new version of a song not a cover?
What constitutes family? Blood relatives only? Are friends family? Are co-workers family? Can you escape your family?
What about when they’re ajar?
Select all the STOREFRONTS to prove that you’re a human.
By popular demand, John has done his research—or maybe not?—and is here to break down what is bacon and what is an impostor.
Prompted by a note from Listener Zach, we discuss the trend of “autonomous food delivery vehicles” on college campuses.
The entire conversation is pants. (The Brits will get that.)
How much board is required?