March 1, 2014
A design-company client teaches Dr. Dave a durable consulting lesson: although he initially doubts the man can perceive a CRT scan-rate difference, controlled changes prove that the client can see something Dr. Dave cannot, so Dr. Dave keeps adjusting the display until the client is comfortable. The Raspberry Pi's second anniversary becomes a snapshot of affordable custom computing and of a father building a miniature NASA control console with his sons. The Mt. Gox collapse captures a major early Bitcoin crisis while Dr. Dave separates the promise of independent exchange from the unavoidable risk of new systems. AT&T's limited trials to retire conventional copper telephone lines preserve another transition point as voice service moved toward Internet Protocol networks.
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8 recordings · 95:09 total within this version.
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