Space Welders Podcast

Live from the pub, Mike and Steve chat to some friends of the show about the challenges facing IT, the challenges facing DC, and the premier episode of Calculator chat.

Launch the shuttle as Mike and Steve discuss the upcoming Windows 10 Anniversary edition, NVidia's class action lawsuit for GTX970 owners and Facebook's new 360 degree open source hardware solution.

Feel the fidelity as Mike and Steve discuss the Counter Strike GO gambling problems, the latest on Magic Leap's mixed reality devices, the new web image format WebP, and the NSW government dropping qualifications for hairdressers.

Space Welders, I choose you! Come on an adventure as Mike and Steve talk about the rapid rise (and inevitable crash) of Pokemon Go, Microsoft announcing Azure on premise, and a round up of the latest movies including Batman vs Superman, Star Trek and Ghostbusters.

Join the inferno as Mike and Steve talk about the Apollo 11 AGC code on GitHub, the release of Pokemon Go, Avast buying out AVG, the rise of AI in accounting and auditing and the early reviews of Ghostbusters.

Mike and Steve prepare to feel regret about the recent federal election and the continuing fallout from Brexit, Singapore's new whole country API, the release of .Net Core RC and the quest for a consistent kilogram.

Mike and Steve discuss the Brexit and it's implications on data security, announcements from the Unity conference, the possible discovery of dark matter and Juno's imminent arrival at Jupiter.

Mike and Steve round up the news from E3 and WWDC 2016, and does Mike like his Oculus? Listen to find out!

With special guest Leon Bambrick (http://www.secretgeek.net/). Mike and Steve are joined by Leon Bambrick to talk about Amazon's latest outage and the future of cloud applications, the Stupid Ideas Powershell Slackathon, AMD's competitor to the NVidia GTX 1080 and Google's new augmented reality project.

With special guest Marcus Schappi (https://littlebirdelectronics.com.au/). In which Mike and Steve prepare for the upcoming cat-pocalypse with Microsoft opening up the Hololens software to other providers, Elon Musk's interview at Recode and Mike talks to Marcus Schappi from Little Bird Electronics.

Mike and Steve talk about Oculus limiting third party VR devices accessing Oculus games, Paramount dropping it's lawsuit against Axanar, JPL using a Hololens to help design new rovers and the failure of water divining in Wagga Wagga (surprise).

Mike and Steve discuss the announcements out of the Google IO conference, Amazon trying to create an Internet of Tribbles, eBay and Myer joining forces to create a VR shopping experience, the drama around Uncharted 4 and GhostBusters reviews and Microsoft cancelling Project Spark.

Enjoy the comfort as Mike and Steve discuss the Kepler mission's confirmation of new exo planets, relax with the announcement of the NVidia GTX 1080 and enjoy the serenity of Civilisation VI.

Mike and Steve discuss SpaceX's new spacesuit designs, Space Engineers going open source, using Hololens as a replacement desktop, the Australian government's "commitment" to innovation and a new Siri powered door lock.

I, for one, welcome our new bot overlords with Microsoft's new bot development framework, Facebook's new live streaming feature, the release of data from CERN, and we catch up with the latest claims of chiropractors.

Let's go crazy and take a look at the rise of the messenger bots, can bees solve the travelling salesman problem, or do they just make doves cry? And it's a sign o the times with the Playstation 4.5 release.

Come sleep in the sun as Mike and Steve discuss the latest TED talks, the release of the LIGO data, the rise of electric racing in Formula E, the problems with matching IP addresses to physical addresses and SpaceX's successful barge landing.

Mike and Steve gush over the new HP laptop and the Tesla Model 3, wonder about the TSA paying $46,000 on an arrow pointing app, cover the first VR chat show, freak out about the Star Wars Rogue One trailer, and Steve becomes obsessed with Hamilton.

Mike and Steve chat about the FBI dropping their case against Apple, some of the announcements from Build 2016, Oculus Rift CV1 shipping and Microsoft's ill conceived attempt at a Twitter bot.

Mike and Steve talk about the latest developments in the Apple vs FBI phone encryption saga, the problems with NPM when a widely used package is removed, security problems due to the rise of IoT in homes, and the latest news from GDC.