Tonight is the the coffee franchise episode.
University has officially got hard again (computer science, economics), Australian coffee chains reacting to Starbucks with patriotism, school years starting at the beginning of the year, The Top Five (Signs you’re listening to a bad podcast) MadPlayers eating lithium batteries, and what a podcaster can pick up for four bucks.
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Tonight’s show brought to you from Mawson Lakes park.
Walking home from uni, pronouncing “Pooraka”, stupid long hair that’s stupid, being unfit, actually walking to places (winter, stress relief, getting exercise), the relaunch of the Rubenerd Blog, and Ruben’s foolproof solution to the oil price/supply crisis.
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Tonight’s Guest: Elke Schade
Audio tip for podcasters using the MadPlayer device, Elke being bored, bored, BORED, the woes of high school exams, getting projects back, IKEA cupboards in landings, home states in Australia, university prospects, rich kids getting into uni or joining the army, being physically fit (or not!), and forty two long.
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Tonight’s guests: Kevin Tan and Chris Szeto
Kenny Rogers, Kevin detailing national service in Singapore, Chris selling his 1990 Nissan Pulsar, Ruben not selling computers, retro computers (rugged and reliable), comparing MacBook Pro and MacBook, why Windows 2000 is still the best Windows. Apologies for audio quality, Kevin’s microphone was pretty crappy!
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David Letterman cancelled on Channel 9 Australia (relocated to weekends, the horrendus replacement show “QuizMania”, the horrors of late night call-in game shows), America to Asia Pacific time zones, Rubenerd Forum post (surrealist from Edinburgh!), problems with mixer boards, audio recording and post production, and something you may not realise about about “True” and “False”.
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One of them pointless episodes!
An Extreme Redundancy Report (DVD Audio ripper software), pointless slogans on road billboards in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Ace Hardware, Timberland, Police Boots, Excedy, Pensonic), and a Rubenerd Forum syncronicity that happened on a forum: the Rubenerd Forum.
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