471: My Fiber Situation Is Fine

Pre-show: Casey messes with Marco during his very difficult day Celiac Important follow-up: in short, actual celiac disease cannot be cured, so the people in question most likely had other forms of gluten intolerance Colostrum (the pills Marco got — ask a doctor, YMMV) Thera Cane Reconcilable Differences #176: The Curse of Convenience It’s All Too Much NIMBY Follow-up: Getting an older car to always play Maps’ directions over Bluetooth (via Paul Violante) Settings → Maps → Spoken Directions → Directions on Radio Some interesting feedback on brake-by-wire systems Marc Barrowclift’s Fourth Annual iOS Music Player Showcase (via Aidan Trager) Casey attempts a victory lap around John Reconcilable Differences #176: The Curse of Convenience Note the relevant section was in the members’ only after-show Feedback received on John’s Streaming App Spec The NVIDIA/Arm deal has been scuttled Previously: Doubts about the NVIDIA/Arm deal Announced 20 September 2020 (!) Apparently .NET Core can trace its roots to Silverlight (!) Developer deliberately corrupts popular open-source packages Previous NPM disaster covered on ATP Semantic Versioning Log4j vulnerability xkcd #2347: Dependency Tech companies called to the principal’s office Discourse tries to lead by an $82,500 example #askatp: Two-fer from Omri Arbiv: What’s Marco’s current coffee setup? James Hoffmann’s Aeropress technique Ratio Eight Baratza Virtuoso YES PLZ Trade Coffee Intelligentsia Is John still subscribed to cable? Do we have a good system for maintaining family contacts? (via Paul Walker) Post-show Robot or Not: Bonus #askatp: Do we say we’re “in front of” or “behind” the computer? (via Niek van de Pas) Sponsored by: Jumpcloud: Your new cloud directory. Lutron Caseta: Smart Dimmers & Lighting Control. Kolide: Endpoint security for teams that Slack. Try Kolide for free today with no credit card required. Become a member for ad-free episodes and our early-release, unedited “bootleg” feed!

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