Tech Moonshine - Rollins, Input/Output

Today we invited Neato Frames out to the NEW cabin in the Virginia woods to talk about all things drones, what it's like to bootstrap a business in such a competitive industry and where the world is going in terms of quad racing.Nichy Zuhoski is the designer of the frames and also a bit of a mad drone scientist! You can find him as @nichyneato on Instagram.Justin (aka Steve) Skinner is the man behind the man and also the crazy enough to powerloop Jesus. You can find him as @itwillbefun.fpv on Instagram or itwillbefun on YouTube.Mike's broken 180 When you break something, break it right! Mike crashes a drone into his foreheadQuantum Goggles with Pantyhose... Hey baby, how you doin'? Hawaiiballs by FinalGlideAUJustin Powerlooping JesusChewbacca was the safe word...

Data Science on WikipediaData Science Name Controversy by RevolutionsAardvark Search Engine on WikipediaMagic 8 Ball (sort of)Feature Selection on WikipediaData Science vs. Statistics by Hadley WickhamData Lake (top Google hit!)Data Exhaust ('ware the ads, they are horrible!) on techopediaBeer and Diapers (please don't confuse these two...)Police Bitcoin Ransom (don't click the PDF, dude...)Selfie Stick Bans   

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Apple Bendgate on Apple InsiderNexus 6 on Google Play StoreTV Size through time from Flowing DataCell Phone Size from InceptionMonster Apple Quarter on The VergeGoober Fighting it Out on EngadgetLyft Rebrand... huh?

Why Remote Engineering Is So Difficult!?#@% by Steven SinofskyVPN WikiSkypeFreeConferenceCall.comCoworking WikiWeWorkTelepresence Robots by Nate RalphGit WikiGithubSlackGoPro Stock Crash on Yahoo! FinanceJon Gruber on Sire ImprovementsObama Signing Cyber Security Bill by Terrence O'BrienApple Has Lost the Functional High Ground by Marco Arment

In this week's episode, we talk about hacking hardware. We are also given a view into Sean's insensitive cultural stereotypes, but it's cool, he's rigging a hardware hack as a cure!We would like to thank @tinyKittensHQ, via @antwatkins, for sponsoring this week's show. If you're looking for a daily dose of cute that you can take home with you, @tinyKittensHQ is the place for you. And for total cuteness overload, try their livestream!KK2.1.5 Board - Main Site, KK 2 ReviewDigi-Key CatalogKids playing with circuits on YouTube!Radio Shack CFO Resigns Amid Financial Woes by Maggie McGrathArduino - Home, Arduino Uno Starter Kit on AmazonRaspberry PI - Home, On AmazonSean's Gloves of Infinite Touching by Sean ByrnesCapacitive Sensing on WikipediaMaker Culture and Maker Faire on WikipediaRemus Lupin's "boggart" in Harry Potter on YouTube - You might be wondering why we're including this in the show notes. The reason is simple, there are an enormous array of amazing things that can be made. Our imaginations are only the limit. Harry Potter, to a real degree, shows this off. If you can imagine it, you can possibly make it.Someone go make me a shapeshifting monster!For instance, someone made a real life transformer!Or, how about a bunch of robots playing soccer? WITH ANNOUNCERS!Selentium Shell of Silence at CES via Jacob Kastrenakes

We are so happy to have Orloff's Beard Maintenance Garage as our sponsor this week! Just remember, your beard is your visual reminder that you are a code-master. Don't let anyone cut your mastery! Let Orloff maintain it for you.

We would like to thank Edith's Harbaugh Haus for sponsoring this episode. Serving the best of typical German fare, you will leave the Harbaugh Haus happy and sated. Adorning the lake of Ohratalsperre near Gotha, Germany, it is simple to find and so delightfully wonderful, you'll come back all the time.Mountain Rams and Drones Drone Price PointsDJI Phantom 2 Vision + On Amazon: $1099Parrot Beebop On Apple: $499.95Ghost Drone $599 (sans GoPro)Drones covering the Olympics (watch the snow)"Climbing China's Incredible Cliffs" by National GeographicOpenROV: Underwater Exploration RobotsAndrew David Thaler: Twitter; Southern Fried Scientist; On MotherboardBlack Sea Devil Angler Fish FootageBuild your own DIY Space Plane!Iceland Eruptions by DJIA Haunting Look at Chernobyl from theVerge.comDreams in Infrared: The Woes of an American Drone Operator by Nicola Abé from speigel.deKid turns $10k into $300k in High School from theVerge.comSony HacksPeter Fenton kills it!

In this week's episode, we discuss streaming, and how it is a truly ground breaking technology. Not only has it made content on the internet available without having to download it first, but it is disrupting industries.Sean goes on to discuss how he really, really wants to stream his operating system. About that point, our stream goes down, which is great, and shows Sean that maybe we have a bit to go before we're ready to stream our OS.Last, we'd like to thank Aram's Nails for sponsoring this week's show. If you want the ultimate in nail health, Aram has got your back!

In today's episode, we discuss the imminent rise of self-driving cars. We also discuss Mike's habit of running around in the dark in a black, whole-body, radar absorbing body suit. Lastly, Sean reveals his plans of taking his amazing gun show on the road in his new self-driving car.Today's sponsor is Mr. Jones Spandex Bay Area Bicycle Tours. Tour the bay area on a bike while listening to the witty tales of Mr. Jones. If you ride well, you will receive an amazing prize at the end!Mentioned in todays' episode is the startup Cruise, makers of self-driving car kits. While Mike thinks they're pretty awesome, his wife would never get in one. When asked if he could put one on their van, her response was "You're CRAZY! We have children!"

Tech news from a cabin in the Virginia woods