The Podcasts keep coming, but no Google Juice yet
April 16, 2008
Work has been continuing over at Two Guys Tech. Today we released the third podcast, "Someone’s in the kitchen with Art".
We’ve had some technical difficulties with Show 002 - The Chris Streisand effect, but we’re getting things squared away.
Art is still hard at work on the website, although when I posted a video tutorial this morning, the embed code made drupal have a bit of a seizure and re-arranged the page.
The video goes over how to change folder view options in Windows XP,so it’s pretty basic, but we’re trying to help out all levels of users. We’re going to get some more technical stuff up there pretty soon.
Besides letting you guys (and gals) know what I’ve been up to, I also wanted to point out some of the people that we’ve linked to, since our site isn’t being crawled by anything yet, the linkback notices aren’t going out.
Teckh had a interesting way to get around Vista’s UAC, which inspired me to mention my favorite way to work around UAC, which I covered in the podcast, and I also have the steps in the show notes.
We also talked about Virtual memory, and the difference between Memory (RAM) and Storage (Hard Drive). This was inspired by a question from Kellypea. That part is somewhere around 22 minutes into the podcast.
One thing we are in need of, is feedback. Our goal is to try to help people make use of technology, so questions are welcome, but any feedback would be appreciated. You can send email to feedback at twoguystech.com.
Thanks for reading, and I hope you listen in and visit Two Guys Tech!
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April 17th, 2008 at 4:58 am
Good stuff. Thanks for the mention and keep up the podcasts. As a topic idea, maybe you could talk about the state of PC gaming versus console gaming.
April 17th, 2008 at 7:13 am
Thanks Kevin, that’s a good idea!
April 17th, 2008 at 1:41 pm
The site is coming along well. I have to admit I’m not a podcast guy though, so haven’t tuned into the content.
SB
April 17th, 2008 at 2:03 pm
Thanks Scott! We’re hoping to have enough content, so that the podcast is just extra. Or maybe it’s vice versa.
I really like podcasts, they’re like radio shows that are super specific in topic. Of course I want you to listen to ours, but the ones at twit.tv are really good too.