Kyle and Dylan have an open discussion of the pains of debugging code and the lack of permanence of online content. Also: Jeremy Keith hates Yahoo, the death of the news media, the Library of Alexandria, and Statgirl lets us down.
http://3rdaverad.io/shows/squirrel-and-moose/episodes/grizzly-bears-of-rhodesia/
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Thanks again to the Handheld Conference for supporting this episode. This week we focus on Yahoo!’s decision to ban remote working, executing ideas, deep dish pizza and automagical open source cocktail makers.
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Yahoo has recently decided to update its services. I don’t actually like Yahoo new graphics and the GUI but this is really marginal.
The real problem with this Yahoo services upgrade is represented by many users who were not able to find the Notepad service previously offered into the Yahoo email.
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Special guest MG Siegler joins John Gruber to discuss Marissa Mayer being hired as Yahoo CEO, the Nexus 7 and the tablet market, and today’s release of OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion.
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Over the last year the Yahoo! Developer Network has opened up dozens of sites and services to external software developers, with APIs for Yahoo! Search, Flickr, del.icio.us, Yahoo! Maps, and many others. More recently Yahoo! has started adopting microformats on Yahoo! Local and upcoming.org.
Simon and Paul will be peeking behind the Yahoo! firewall, showing how these services are created and discussing some of the lessons learned in releasing them to the public. They will also show how a company can make use of web services internally to solve real-world technical problems, encourage innovation, and make work more enjoyable.
iOS 5 reviews are coming in from around the Web, but the Siri voice control application is grabbing everyone’s attention with a clever answer to nearly any question you throw at it. Apparently it’ll tell you everything from where to hide a body, how to secure paid company for the night, and explain the meaning of life. Strangely, it seems the only thing it won’t do is call the police. Siri needs to get her priorities straight! Today’s 404 features CNET’s Scott Stein and Bridget Carey, read on for the news highlights. Read this blog post by Justin Yu on The 404 Podcast.
http://www.cnet.com/8301-13952_1-20119991-81/the-404-924-where-we-open-the-pod-bay-doors-podcast/
Don’t dump your Apple stock before you listen to today’s episode, because Wilson’s going to tell us why Apple will survive the resignation of Steve Jobs. Wilson lets go of a couple tears before we lighten up a bit with a slightly less upsetting fact: the Web is older than incoming college freshmen. Read this blog post by Justin Yu on The 404 Podcast.
Luke Wroblewski’s ZURBsoapbox: Listen to LukeW’s podcast 42 minutes, all of which are excellent. Subscribe: iTunes RSS ‘…he lit it all on fire in front of them.’ LukeW’s no stranger to lighting fires – as Senior Director of Product Iteration at Yahoo! Luke overseas the world’s most trafficked web page, the Yahoo! homepage.
http://www.zurb.com/soapbox/events/18/Luke-Wroblewski-ZURBsoapbox
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