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Reviving Old Tech with Middleware Magic, Exploring Drone Delivery Dreams, and Guarding Against Gaming Cyberspace Threats
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Recover from tech obsolescence with our latest show, as we're joined by the charming Matt Price, sharing the wonders of his home office, including a MOVA globe that spins using Earth's gravitational fields. Sterling Wilson chimes in too, calling from a CIO conference in Sacramento, to shed light on the critical topic of data security—essential listening for every tech pro aiming to fortify their digital fortress.
We've all faced the challenge of aging hardware; our discussion ventures into the transformative power of middleware technology. Imagine a world where legacy systems gain a new lease on life, reducing e-waste and embracing sustainability. We also dissect the Steam Deck's latest updates and how even a modest Raspberry Pi can turn the tide for old tech. This is a treasure trove for those passionate about extending the longevity of their gadget collection while keeping an eye on environmental responsibility.
Finally, we soar above with a look at the burgeoning drone delivery tech. From zipping medical supplies to remote areas to the hurdles of buzzing through urban jungles, we unpack it all. Plus, a cautionary tale from the gaming industry reminds us of the ever-present need for cyber vigilance—a cybersecurity blunder during a tournament that underscores the importance of robust protections in our digital playground. Join us as we navigate through these skies of innovation with a zero-gravity mindset, keeping our tech lives weightless and secure.
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