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Conversations with creators and thinkers who are charting the way forward in a tech-saturated society. Tech, community, video games, and whatever else is next.
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August 30, 2021: Tech Can Be Fun! Guest Host Amanda Nazario with WFMU guests Paul Bruno and Abbie from Mars.
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This week: OnlyFans reverses its decision | See these articles for more info: Maitland Ward in the Daily Beast ***** Jillian C. York in the Guardian | 0:04:16 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | ||
Thoughts on smartphone gaming! | ||||
Interview with WFMU DJ Paul Bruno | 0:13:59 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||
Rick Astley |
Never Gonna Give You Up (excerpt)
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Thoughts on social media! | 0:37:07 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||
Interview with WFMU DJ Abbie From Mars | 0:37:52 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||
"Technology" in the Film Forum brochure | 0:56:10 (MP3 | Pop‑up) |
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Listener comments!
Hey, David!
And how are you sir?
Only Fans predictably walked this back, since what else do they have?
Hey, ultradamno!
Hiya Handy!
Phillippe, it was a real balm for the mind and the spirit. Some days walking out of town, exhibitions, cinema, museums, tea and books in the garden. Bliss.
Your 'Simpson's Time' podcast, however, lightened several commutes to werk & the like.
WELCOME, everyone!
Though I'm pretty good at Dig-Dug!
David, it's the volume where everyone bogs down, but the reward is exquisite.
V pretty
Facebook
Myspace
I got my current job and the temp job I had before that on LinkedIn, it can be annoying but I’m not gonna knock it!
Horse ebooks is long gone but I still say “Everything happens so much”
I plan to post no more...maybe a few more posts...
Hi Jim!
Night everyone.
My favorite social media platform was (F%#k you if you laugh!) Google+. But of course Google mis-ran it then abandoned it. But G+ was such a great place for low-friction long-form conversations with, for instance, important tech people I'd admired from afar for decades.
Twitter is KIND OF like this, except with the message length and formatting limitations... it doesn't feel as deep to me.
I now spend most of my social media time on Instagram – where I went from general posts about local things and occasional WFMU-related photos to a weird obsessive practice of focusing on photographing wristwatches. Constantly, over and over.
And with the hashtagging and gradual spread of contacts through that specialized community, I'm now in contact with a whole cadre of other people who pay way too much attention to timepieces. It's pretty remarkable, really, how that group-finding can happen.
www.instagram.com...
I particularly blame tech journalists, and journalists in general, who assumed that because THEIR friends didn't use G+ (they were probably all over on Twitter), then "nobody" used G+.