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This podcast may a bit longer than normal, the subject matter is pretty expansive! We jump in to the WABAC machine (thank you to Mr Peadbody and Sherman) and discuss 3d Modeling's origins, history, innovations and some programs to 3d Model!

August 16, 2011. Tommy Unit LIVE!! #56 – TONIGHT we entered the WABAC machine and headed back to 2011 when Tony Mann stopped by to co-host and give us an earful of raw music and tell us a thing or two about people he's rocked and rolled with like GG Allin, Dee Dee Ramone, Syl … Continue reading Tommy Unit LIVE!! #56 →

August 16, 2011. Tommy Unit LIVE!! #56 – TONIGHT we entered the WABAC machine and headed back to 2011 when Tony Mann stopped by to co-host and give us an earful of raw music and tell us a thing or two about people he's rocked and rolled with like GG Allin, Dee Dee Ramone, Syl … Continue reading Tommy Unit LIVE!! #56 →

We've unlocked our August 2021 Patreon episode so all can glory in some VINTAGE DM advice! Hop into the WABAC machine as DM "Mr. Peabody" Rob takes DM "Sherman" Matt on a journey to Dragon Magazine #63, "Plan before you play: Think it over, then map it out" by Ed Greenwood.

Ever wish you could jump into the ol' WABAC machine and change the outcome of a specific movie scene or event? In this first installment of Retro Redux, hosts Jaxon and Jordan reimagine the final battle of Infinity War by selecting a roster of characters that would kick Thanos right back to Titan. Hosted by Jaxon Miller and Jordan Miller Follow Archaetype on Reddit, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube!

Adam Engst, publisher of the long-running Internet-based email newsletter, TidBITS joins us on Chit Chat Across the Pond to talk about an article he wrote for TidBITS about the Manifesto for Ubiquitous Linking. Adam starts our conversation by taking us into the WABAC machine to learn about Project Xanadu which was the vision of Ted Nelson to link all information bidirectionally. Working off that foundational vision he explains that a group of developers and tech visionaries have created the Manifesto for Ubiquitous Linking as a way to encourage the concept of linking as much information as we can within and between apps and operating systems. At the link to the Manifesto, you can learn more about the originators, the vision, and the technical requirements for making this work. Adam even gives us a call to action at the end if we'd like to see this future realized. I told Adam at the end of the conversation that I knew it was a great talk because my cheeks hurt from smiling talking to him.

Adam Engst, publisher of the long-running Internet-based email newsletter, TidBITS joins us on Chit Chat Across the Pond to talk about an article he wrote for TidBITS about the Manifesto for Ubiquitous Linking. Adam starts our conversation by taking us into the WABAC machine to learn about Project Xanadu which was the vision of Ted Nelson to link all information bidirectionally. Working off that foundational vision he explains that a group of developers and tech visionaries have created the Manifesto for Ubiquitous Linking as a way to encourage the concept of linking as much information as we can within and between apps and operating systems. At the link to the Manifesto, you can learn more about the originators, the vision, and the technical requirements for making this work. Adam even gives us a call to action at the end if we'd like to see this future realized. I told Adam at the end of the conversation that I knew it was a great talk because my cheeks hurt from smiling talking to him.

Hop into the WABAC machine as DM "Mr. Peabody" Rob takes DM "Sherman" Matt on a journey to Dragon Magazine #63, "Plan before you play: Think it over, then map it out" by Ed Greenwood. Lots of good advice in this one, folks! https://www.patreon.com/DungeonMasterOfNone 

In this episode, Adam and Patrick are joined by Tweedle-D Andy for Walt Quizney! The guys take the WABAC machine to that totally tubular decade, the 1980s, to compete in Disney animated and live-action movie trivia. FOLLOW US: Facebook l Instagram l Twitter CONTACT US: info@gaysdothed.com LEARN MORE: gaysdothed.com SUPPORT US: Patreon

It's August and that means it's time for "Dragon King Karl Month" at the palatial When It Was Cool estate as everyone celebrates Karl's birthday. Mike and Joe do their part to liven up the festivities as they program the WABAC machine to Karl's birth year of 1971 and discuss everything from the price of a Malibu Barbie to the confetti showers of Rip Taylor. Of course there's also the usual 'What's New' and 'Mix-Tape Challenge' segments that you've come to love and look forward to as well. We've said it before, but we really mean it this time when we say "This one's got it all"!

Tonight, we're taking a break from the drama. Come with us as we hop into the WABAC machine and journey to a simpler time, a more civilized age, where the Atari 2600 was the Big Thing. Tip Jar: https://www.paypal.me/scifi4me SubscribeStar: http://www.subscribestar.com/scifi4me Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/gboU11 Subscribe and share! http://www.facebook.com/scifi4me http://www.instagram.com/scifi4me http://www.twitter.com/scifi4me http://www.pinterest.com/scifi4me http://www.gab.com/scifi4me http://www.minds.com/scifi4me http://www.mewe.com/i/scifi4me #SciFi4Me #H2Opodcast #Atari

Just because Mike is on vacation doesn't mean the guys are going to let you - their loyal listeners - down! Things start with a discussion about Mike's aforementioned vacation, then it's on to the Monthly Mix-Tape Challenge where Joe answers the call to deliver a mix-tape of songs that have a guy's name in the title. Then, to keep things simple, the fellas hit the WABAC machine and deliver up an encore of their very first (and very unpolished) first episode!

Come with us if you want to live because strange things are afoot at the Circle K! This episode has Mike and Joseph setting the WABAC machine to check out favorite movies dealing with time travel. From "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" to "Planet of the Apes" there's literally not enough time to devote to any of them before the clock runs out. So hop in our DeLorean and buckle up - we may not have enough road to get up 88mph, but where we're going we don't need roads!

It's time again to jump into the WABAC machine as Des and Adam take a look over a major year for KISS and pop culture- 1983.

Earl Okin has done an extensive amount of traveling during his career as a working and touring musician. He is still best known as the only person to have toured with as opening act for Paul McCartney and Wings. It all started when Earl wrote an open letter to the SongTalk mailing list. It was titled, “Tribute to Linda McCartney”.  It was a heartfelt tribute  to Linda, who had recently died of cancer. Later, when I put out a request for essay's for my new website,  Earl must have seen it, because he submitted the letter to and gave me permission to reprint it in the Tales of the Road Warriors section of my fledgling website, Lil Hank’s Guide for Songwriters, which was one of a handful of early online resources for songwriters and musicians in the mid 1990’s. So, in January of 2019, when I first started creating the Tales of the Road Warriors podcast, which gets its name from that section of Li’l Hank’s Guide, I went in the WABAC machine to reread some of the essays - and came across Earl’s Tribute to Linda. This got me to thinking… hmmm, why don’t see if he’s still around and invite him to be a guest on my podcast. So, I searched Google and Facebook for Earl Okin and found out that not only is he still around, he’s just turned 72, fit as a fiddle, still doing concerts AND, he even has his own podcast More Show Notes...

Recording date: 2018-11-01 Tweet John Papa https://twitter.com/john_papa Ward Bell https://twitter.com/wardbell Dan Wahlin https://twitter.com/danwahlin Mike Hartington https://twitter.com/mhartington Notes (0:01:59) MailBag question from Jon Mayhew: Is it possible to have one code base for Android, iOS, PWA, and Web? Would you just deploy the PWA as a web app? Or would I need to have a separate Angular app that would look better on the web? (0:03:50) Ward asks "Why go down the road of Ionic" (0:04:20) Mike talks about user expectations and how you choose your mobile solution. (0:05:58) Ward asks if what works on the web also works on mobile (0:07:02) Ward asks how you can take a web app and move to Ionic? (0:08:30) Mike talks about how you can replce an airplane while flying (0:09:10) Mike and John talk about Ionic v4 (0:09:31) John asks Mike where he sees Ionic as a good choice compared to the field (0:10:20) Mike talks about how you can ask yourself if you need device features (0:12:12) Mike alks about what you can do on the Web today cmopared to mobile (0:12:45) John asks Mike if low wifi or no wifi are good scenarios for Ionic, native mogile, or PWAs (0:14:15) Mike talks about how Ionic fits in with the web frameworks (0:15:30) Mike compares mobile dev to baking a cake (0:16:30) Ward talks about Easy Bake Ovens https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easy-Bake_Oven (0:18:30) Apache Cordova: https://cordova.apache.org/ (0:18:38) Mike talks about capacitor https://capacitor.ionicframework.com/ (0:19:35) "Can i use" https://caniuse.com (0:20:01) Mike recommends how to store offline data in mobile (0:20:50) IndxedDB https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/API/IndexedDB_API and SqlLite https://www.sqlite.org/ (0:22:01) Data on mobile and sensitive info (0:26:14) Mobile iron and hockeyapp https://hockeyapp.net/ (0:27:12) Stencil: https://stenciljs.com/ (0:28:44) Mr. Peabody and the "Wayback Machine" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WABAC_machine (0:30:33) Mike talks about how Ionic works https://ionicframework.com/docs/components/ (0:31:31) Mike mentions a productivity talk by Scott Hanselman https://www.hanselman.com/blog/ItsNotWhatYouReadItsWhatYouIgnoreVideoOfScottHanselmansPersonalProductivityTips.aspx (0:32:45) RxJS https://rxjs-dev.firebaseapp.com/ (0:35:00) Mike talks about the frameworks handles events (0:36:02) Mike shares a story of a mobile app he built and its challenges (0:39:42) Ward talks about customers he talks to who are just starting to get into mobile (0:40:48) Mike talks about cordova vs not cordova (0:43:11) Ward talks about "CIO Magazine" syndrome (0:45:50) Mike talks about examples of apps built with Ionic (0:50:38) Someone to follow: CodeNewbie community https://www.codenewbie.org/ (0:51:11) Someone to follow: Craig Shoemaker https://twitter.com/craigshoemaker (0:52:07) Someone to follow: Refactr Tech https://twitter.com/RefactrTech

In this week's Movie Date podcast, Rafer and Kristen hop into the WABAC machine for a trip to the rebooted world of "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" and the sword and sandal past of "300: Rise of An Empire." And bonus: to help them better understand the true identity of Mister Peabody, they are joined by Sarah Montague, WNYC's resident dog expert, who covers, among other dog-related events, the Westminster Kennel Club dog show. 

We get some insight on what it takes to make it and stay in the unmanned aircraft systems sector with Jay Willmott. This guy has been a success in this industry for around 30 years. Do not miss this rare chance to listen in to a conversation with a guy who has seen it all, and is willing to share tips on what it takes to make a future in this exciting technology field.

Join Adam & Des of Kisstory Science Theatre as they hop in the WABAC machine and share a little of their personal Kisstories, including their earliest memories of the band and the genesis of their fandom.

Yeah, we know you’re all done with 2011, but you know Ali and Dell are slackers. Jump into the WABAC machine as they review those things from 2011 you almost forgot (and maybe some you wish you could forget), bookended by our first listener mail of the year and The Ali Angle. Click here to [...]

We take the Wabac machine on an historic trip to 1977 and the conference that started it all. Along the way hear lots of music and pop culture news from that year as we preview the 30th anniversary of the premier IT training show this June. Catch our new technology training podcast "Digital Jam" coming in December!