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Hidden Node

Joel Crane, Nick Turner

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To create this podcast, your hosts Nick Turner and Joel Crane have tapped their "telephone" conversation with the idea that maybe, just maybe, someone else on planet Earth will find the discussion entertaining. But let's face it: this conversation was probably going to take place anyway. Expect topics to vary enormously, from financial technology, 3D printing, macOS, Android, and of course, Wi-Fi, given that we both "work" (or more accurately, operate) in the Wi-Fi industry.
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In this episode, Nick and Joel cover a range of 3D-printing topics, from the Prusa MINI’s shortcoming and upgradeability, to managing humidity in filament with filament dryers. Also, let it be known that Nick’s flex filament is more hard core and better than Joel’s flex filament. Stuff from this episode: Revo Prusa MK3 Edition Prusa MINI+ Bondtech …
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Nick and Joel get dangerously close to actually recording a Wi-Fi podcast episode. This time, they're unwinding after the Wireless LAN Pros Conference (WLPC) in Prague, Czechia. They discuss what the conference is, what they enjoy about it, and how the "Deep Dive" classes that they taught went. Also, Joel still hasn't fixed his AirPods. Follow up o…
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Nick and Joel didn’t mean to record anything, but their impromptu microphone test was going so well that they decided to turn it into an episode! In this "mini" episode, Joel and Nick discuss the new M3 MacBook Pro, the possibility of running macOS Sonoma on very old Macs, and problems with Joel’s AirPods Pro. Also, a nice guy named Jiri gave Joel …
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Warning: audio problems lie ahead, again. The timing of the issues is pretty hilarious too, because Joel has a completely new microphone. Nick has posted a blog, and has discovered the magic of Shower Shrooms (but it’s not what you think). Both Joel and Nick are excited about Markdown (again), and Joel loves and hates his new smart TV. Plus, a bit …
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Joel has a comprehensive update for Nick about some big changes in his life, such as getting a new MacBook and iPhone, and also moving to Finland. Stuff from this episode: M2 MacBook Air 13” MagSafe cable Swiftbar Secure input mode iPhone 13 mini Prusa MINI Hamina Wireless SquishmallowBy Joel Crane, Nick Turner
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Prusa has announced the successor to the Original Prusa MK3S+! In this episode, Nick and Joel discuss the new features on the Original Prusa MK4, as well the positioning of the printer against the competition. Also, Nick attempts to record in StreamYard over a 5G tether, which has some... results. Note: At times, things with the 5G tether get rough…
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Joel and Nick discuss the PrusaLink Beta, which is a Raspberry Pi solution that connects their printers to the network and cloud. There's also some discussion about AirPods, iPhone 13 mini, and Nick's new cow-themed headphones. Note: For this episode, we're trying out Streamyard! Now that the episode has been recorded, we have mixed feelings on the…
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Joel and Nick speak for the first time since March 2021! Okay, not really, but in their discussion about Apple's MagSafe Battery, they find themselves in a discussion with extremely strong moral implications. They've got new jobs, a new Spotlight replacement, and a new Markdown-based notes application. Finally, Joel ordered a Windows laptop. iPhone…
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Awww man, the title gave it away. Sort of. Nick spent a lot of money, but it's okay, because it's for the podcast. Right? Right? Stuff from this episode: iPhone 12 Mini Staypuck Nintendo Switch (Amazon affiliate link) Ticket to Ride Mario Kart 8 (Amazon affiliate link) Nintendo Wii Wii Sports Death Squared The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (Amazon affili…
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Being repulsed by the idea of letting his car idle in the car park, Nick has decided to investigate battery powered electric pumps for pumping up his inflatable stand-up paddleboards. Joel fanboys about the Ryobi ONE+ battery power tool system, and they both dream about the eventuality of electric cars. They also discuss how to make good instructio…
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From the archives! This episode was recorded on May 18th, 2020 with a live "studio" audience, as part of the WLA's Coronavirus Relief Fund! The Hidden Node Podcast was part of 13 hours of continuous podcasting, all with a live audience on Zoom. As for the delay in posting it... yeah, sorry about that. Better late than never? Some of the conversatio…
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Bonus episode! Nick and Joel’s good friend, Ferney Munoz, has some questions about 3D printing. That means that for better or for worse (probably for worse), you’re getting another 3D printing episode! But seriously, Ferney is one of our favorite guys, and we were very excited to convince him to buy a Prusa MINI, and secondarily, answer his questio…
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It’s official, Joel has switched to iOS. There’s a lot to talk about, including AirPods, Apple Watch, and of course, Joel’s new iPhone SE. Joel and Nick struggle to remember the name of a flagship Google device, once again proving that they aren’t professional tech podcasters. Joel reminisces about Pebble smartwatches. Nick sounds like an iOS exper…
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Nick's 3D printer is almost out for delivery! In preparation for this podcast-defining event, Nick and Joel iron out final 3D-printing details, including notes on 3D modeling, printing threaded holes, and various materials used in printing. To ensure maximum podcast excitement, they also discuss mouse support on iPadOS, the new Mac Mini from Dan Jo…
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Hey everyone, Nick and I spend a few minutes at the beginning of this episode decompressing about what is going on with COVID-19 before moving on to the usual stuff. If you want to decompress with us, awesome. If you want to skip that, no worries, just head to the 12:25 mark. Either way, we're just glad that you're here. - Joel Joel and Nick have a…
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Nick decides to leave the American Express club, and discusses exploding soldering tools. Joel talks about his favorite soldering gear, and Nick ruins the theme of the podcast with a “tech success” story. Joel brings it back by recounting his horrible experience with Android Auto, as well as his frustrations with soap dispensers and water faucets. …
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In this episode, Nick is visiting Joel in Idaho for culture exchange. They discuss the Wireless LAN Professionals Conference (which they've just returned from), how to deal with foreign currency while traveling, inner-tubing, Nick's impressions of the Prusa MINI 3D printer, and... socks. Also, Joel attempts to convert inches to millimeters, and Nic…
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It turns out that "conference calling" is a thing, so in this episode, Nick and Joel have a conversation with long-time Apple expert Dan Jones. Dan talks about special Wi-Fi troubleshooting profiles for iOS and content caching servers, Nick asks important technical questions like, "Should I close apps on my iPhone", and Joel's Mac Mini turns out to…
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The tech Gremlins are out in force this episode. The original recording plans were thwarted by grounding "hummmm", which turned out to be a dodgy USB cable. Technical difficulties drive home the realisation that Podcasting is hard. Raspberry Pi PoE Hat drama Packet Potato - Electronic Badge Over $1000 spent at AdaFruit Coronavirus risks to the Pack…
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Nick shares the complicated relationship he has with Philips Hue products, AdaFruit NeoPixels, and things that make subtle buzzing sounds. Joel learns about hook and loop fasteners, and Nick explains the saga of his new MacBook Pro. Stuff from this episode: Second-Generation Phillips Hue Bridge Philips Hue LED strip V1 AdaFruit NeoPixel Innr LED St…
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Joel and Nick are deeply dissatisfied with the state of power bricks, Power over Ethernet, and window management in macOS. Basically, they’re unhappy with things in technology. But they love technology. What else is new? Stuff from This Episode: Nick’s Non-Tutorial on using Git Joel’s Packet Potato Kit Raspberry Pi PoE HAT Raspberry Pi PoE HAT Revi…
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Joel rambles about 3D printing. Since Nick is pretty new to the world of 3D printing, he has questions about how to get started. Nick thinks that Joel has expertise, so he asks questions about how to get started. Nick asks Joel what he'd do differently in 3D printing and modelling, if he was starting from scratch. Stuff from this episode: SketchUp …
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