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What happens when you type “import abc”? Why does it say the module is frozen? What significant changes landed in Python in the past two weeks? And why does the “PR of the Week” jingle go so hard? Find out in this week's episode! # Timestamps (00:00:00)  INTRO (00:01:12)  IMPORTS (00:02:21)  Here be dragons (00:02:42)  High level summary (00:05:12)  Finders and Loaders (00:06:29)  Loading encrypted modules (00:08:13)  Debugging by altering someone else's code (00:10:08)  Support for site-packages (00:14:22)  Nefarious uses of imports (00:17:28)  Tagged strings? (00:21:00)  FROZEN MODULES (00:23:38)  Deepfreeze origins: importlib (00:26:01)  Deepfreeze evolution (00:31:32)  First world problems with build speed (00:33:05)  WHAT'S GOING ON IN CPYTHON (00:34:16)  Biased reference counts landed, buildbots (00:35:51)  There is no nogil, there is only free-threaded (00:36:54)  mimalloc landed (00:42:29)  Critical sections landed (00:45:04)  Tuples can now be shared across subinterpreters (00:48:31)  JIT beginnings: Tier 2 interpreter merged with Tier 1 (00:50:54)  perf support with DWARF: look ma, no frame pointers (00:55:05)  Yo DAWG, I herd you liked codepoints (00:58:46)  Thread.join() waits for the OS thread now (01:01:04)  PR OF THE WEEK (01:02:06)  Pablo: gh-109181 -- traceback object creation is now lazy = much faster (01:05:25)  Łukasz: gh-111710 -- stdlib coverage now gathered with sys.monitoring (01:10:20)  WRAP UP

Katie (@realslimkatie) and Kari (@kgd26) are back again this week with your second episode of Pod What Happens Live, and they're discussing reunion on top of reunion on top of reunion. Plus, RHOC is back? Topics this week include.. Vanderpump Rules Reunion and the confessional we've all been waiting forBo Dietl and the RHONJ reunion messAgain, what's wrong with Atlanta?The cautiously optimistic return of RHOCKari provides an update on Summer House Martha's Vineyard and Below Deck SailingShare your feedback directly with Katie and Kari on Twitter, and let us know what you want to hear more of! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Yo Dawg, I heard you like numbers in your numbers so we numbered a number of numbers in your number.Disgaea is a series about numbers. Minty is a fan of said numbers, especially when they go up. How high do these particular numbers go? And how high in Minty's list will Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance place?…pfffffft….Steel yourself. Get your self a cold drink. Make sure you are seated firmly - I honestly don't think you're ready to hear this.Also! Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak updates! Evercade news and updates! A mobile game Minty fails to share the name of!Visit o3c.games for more!———Massive thanks to our Patreon subscribers Andy Smith, Gene Limbrick, Debbie Booth, David Boys-Layton, Darren Hughes, Rob Wade, Alex Dunn, Nathan Bain, Sam Roberts, Ross Ewing, Roger Swan, The Giraffe and Thomas Duncan!Reach out to us individually:Jonathan - www.twitter.com/jonathandunnChris - www.twitter.com/Chas_HodgesMinty - www.twitter.com/clement_booSupport us either via Patreon or with a one off donation here.

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy remains a favorite topic of conspiracy theorists six decades after the event. It probably doesn't help that we don't know where his brain is…The murder of Amber Hagerman has saved more than 1,000 kids. It changed the way child abductions are handled. Why does her own case remain unsolved?Yo Dawg! In the mid-2000s, MTV was full of music videos and reality shows like Cribs and Pimp My Ride. Pimp My Ride took an old, end-of-life car and “pimped” it out, but the new shiny car (occasionally outfitted with a cotton candy machine) was not always what it appeared.http://www.commutethepodcast.comFollow Commute:Instagram - instagram.com/commutethepodcast/Twitter - @PodcastCommuteFacebook - facebook.com/commutethepodcast***Episode Sources/Go Deeper:https://allthatsinteresting.com/where-is-jfks-brainhttps://people.com/crime/texas-girls-abduction-inspired-amber-alert-26-years-later-case-remains-unsolved/https://www.huffpost.com/entry/pimp-my-ride-cars_n_6663840

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In this part 2 of 2, Deacon Eric Gurash rejoins the podcast as he and Dr. Brett Salkeld discuss the 2021-2023 Synod on Synodality. Show Snippet: "The potential is there to transform a parish from being concerned about how they're going to pay for the roof...to how do we care for our neighbours that are experiencing hardship of any kind? How do we bring the gospel to people, not just preaching the words of the gospel, but bring the heart of the Gospel into the places in our community that aren't showing up in our church?" Follow the link for more information and Synod resources to use in your parish or group: https://archregina.sk.ca/synod-2021-2023

In this part 1 of 2, Deacon Eric Gurash rejoins the podcast as he and Dr. Brett Salkeld discuss the 2021-2023 Synod on Synodality. Show Snippet: "Actually spending time with people and learning from the experiences of people who are different from you, is actually one of the best antidotes to ideology there is." Follow the link for more information and Synod resources to use in your parish or group: https://archregina.sk.ca/synod-2021-2023

"MMOs just don't do it for me" -Morgan, some time in 2021 "YO DAWG, COME PLAY GUILD WARS 2 WITH ME!" -Morgan, one week later This week we're looking at Guild Wars 2, an honest to god free to play MMO with all the MMO trappings as well as some kinda weird ARPG trappings? Peter loves MMOs and is cool with Guild Wars 2. What is it about Guild Wars 2 though, that pulled Morgan into the fold? Find out this week on Dragon Ba...uhhh...Two More Tryhards! Looking for another home on Discord?  Why not join us here where you can talk to the crew dIrectly? Follow and/or subscribe on Twitch (follow us on Twitter @twomoretryhards for stream announcements) Help the cause on Patreon.

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy remains a favorite topic of conspiracy theorists six decades after the event. It probably doesn't help that we don't know where his brain is…The murder of Amber Hagerman has saved more than 1,000 kids. It changed the way child abductions are handled. Why does her own case remain unsolved?Yo Dawg! In the mid-2000s, MTV was full of music videos and reality shows like Cribs and Pimp My Ride. Pimp My Ride took an old, end-of-life car and “pimped” it out, but the new shiny car (occasionally outfitted with a cotton candy machine) was not always what it appeared. http://www.commutethepodcast.comFollow Commute:Instagram - instagram.com/commutethepodcast/Twitter - @PodcastCommuteFacebook - facebook.com/commutethepodcast***Episode Sources/Go Deeper:https://allthatsinteresting.com/where-is-jfks-brainhttps://people.com/crime/texas-girls-abduction-inspired-amber-alert-26-years-later-case-remains-unsolved/https://www.huffpost.com/entry/pimp-my-ride-cars_n_6663840

Finally got to review a Bakeneko from CannonKeys but surprisingly, its a 65%. Decided to put the sound test up against a Bak60 as well as a Singa Unikorn just to see how close they landed. Also did a ton of sound tests with various configs with both the silicon and the zinc weight. It packs a big punch for the price point. ✅LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BAKENEKO56 (affiliate link) https://cannonkeys.com/?ref=badseedtech ✅Private Discord (via Patreon) https://www.patreon.com/badseedtech ✅Chaser's IG https://www.instagram.com/rx_chaser__ ✅Kaleb's IG https://www.instagram.com/sagara_shin ✅Music from Epidemic Sound Song "Face Call" - Dusty Decks https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/aakxv5/ Follow me here: Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/badseedtech Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/badseedtech/ Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/badseedtech

Yo Dawg the LoL crew are back and heard you like Infinity, so we put some Infinity in your Infinity so you can Infinity while you Infinity! Join Jacob, Kev and Nick as they don their thinking caps to pimp our listeners lists!   The guys also discuss the end of the TAG Raid KS and reveal the winner of the Vostok charity raffle :D   If you'd like to see the army codes from tonight's episode, click the link below https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mgl33ORoTicZpejaP2ks79_EnjI5RDJd1ZUaQmZUPyo/edit?usp=sharing   Timestamps 00.00.00 - 01.07.15: Introduction and news 01.07.15 - 02.30.00: Pimp My List   Upcoming events: Timfinity 27: Frozen Roads - 27/11/21 , Jolt Games, Canberra https://fb.me/e/2NbYtKRKl   Road to BCB - 12/12/21, House of War, Ringwood, Melbourne https://fb.me/e/4ZOSN4R5d     November Challenge - Unlimited Insertion For the month of November, play a game of Infinity using the Free Game extra listed in ITS Season 13 document. What this means, is play a game without the 15 trooper cap and see what happens. Submit your battle report to us at lossoflieutenant@gmail.com A random winner will be drawn at the end of November to win a blister of their choice   Quarterly Hobby Challenge - Git 'Er Done! This is your excuse to get stuck into that painting backlog. You have until the end of the year to get something done, it can be a single miniature or a whole army! Please submit a before picture and up to four completed pictures to lossoflieutenant@gmail.com A random winner will be drawn at the end of the year to win a box set of their choice Thanks to Toy Soldier Imports for their continued support   Lastly, if you haven't already, join us on our Discord page for friendly gaming and painting discussions and advice! https://discord.gg/U7pA4KaHDd   Thanks for listening!

W tym odcinku omawiamy znikanie krajów z internetu i rosyjski eksperyment uniezależnienia się od internetu przez stworzenie własnego samowystarczalnego internetu w internecie (Yo Dawg!). Przy okazji omawiamy mechanizm DPI oraz zastanawiamy się jak wpadł policyjny informatyk, który na lewo kopał kryptowaluty na policyjnych kompach. Zdradzamy też, jak my korzystamy z koparek i co widzimy w serwerowniach naszych klientów oraz jak kreatywni potrafią być niektórzy górnicy w poszukiwaniu taniego prądu do kopania... Kuba hejtuje też eko-krypto-walutę. A Marcin? A Marcina nie ma, jest na urlopie. PS. Jesteśmy także na:

W tym odcinku omawiamy znikanie krajów z internetu i rosyjski eksperyment uniezależnienia się od internetu przez stworzenie własnego samowystarczalnego internetu w internecie (Yo Dawg!). Przy okazji omawiamy mechanizm DPI oraz zastanawiamy się jak wpadł policyjny informatyk, który na lewo kopał kryptowaluty na policyjnych kompach. Zdradzamy też, jak my korzystamy z koparek i co widzimy w serwerowniach naszych klientów oraz jak kreatywni potrafią być niektórzy górnicy w poszukiwaniu taniego prądu do kopania... Kuba hejtuje też eko-krypto-walutę. A Marcin? A Marcina nie ma, jest na urlopie. PS. Jesteśmy także na:

We've got a great theme that leads to great tunes from just fine games on this week's episode! We're playing games with other games in them, mostly minigames, but maybe somebody tried to sneak a compilation or two into the mix. We've technically got the most games we've ever featured on one episode, the best way to buy arcade games, unappealing early mobile gaming, disgusting party games, and at least one game that was half a decade before it's time. What does all that mean? Just listen and find out! Check out our Patreon page! Patreon.com/GameThatTune is the home for exclusive content! We've got GTT GEMS, all new MOVIE COMMENTARIES and more stuff in the works, so check out the page and consider supporting the show as we attempt to grow and create more great stuff! Special thanks to our super-fan tier Patreon producers: Alex Messenger, Lance Riviere, Damian Beckles, Bradford Stephens, Taylor Y, Sam L, Mork, Tasty, Grimmory, PhoenixTear2121, and UnsaddledZebra! Check out our 24/7 VGM stream Twitch channel for a radio station featuring games we've used on the show! We've loaded up over 1,000 soundtracks in our stream and have more coming all the time! New episodes of Game That Tune record LIVE on Wednesdays at 9 PM EST on numerous platforms: YouTube Twitch Facebook The show takes podcast form and becomes available for download Tuesday mornings! Find it on Apple Podcasts or GameThatTune.com and enjoy! We always want to hear from you, especially if you have a request! Email us at GameThatTune@gmail.com, find us on Facebook, or on Twitter @GameThatTune

In this episode I talk about "Friends." Do they really FWU like they claim?, what type of people do you surround yourself by on a consistent basis? Do you have an everybody ass friend? Tune in and enjoy!! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Yo Dawg, Ubisoft heard you wanted more Assassin's Creed inside your Assassin's Creed. Bilal and Rob discuss the announcement of Assassin's Creed Infinite and more after a tiring week of life.

In this episode we discuss: The most It's back More Upcycling It really is a thing You like Dragon's Seltzer SURGEEEEEEEEEE The post Episode 382 – Yo Dawg I heard you like Dragon's Milk first appeared on The Craft Beercast.

Yes that's correct, Oscar winning director of some of the best films says those words and more in this movie. What movie? Well...listen to the episode to find out, you won't be disappointed. We will also have a commentary track of this movie coming soon...for some reason. Instagram: podcastthemovie Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwHDUhNrP24io8vN3AmcwEg

It's the time again! The boys are back & this time taking a look at building some interesting lists with the brand spanking new Space Marine codex!

So we put the Cayman Islands in your car dawg!

There was a time in the early 2000s, when the denim flowed like wine, and chocolate fountains were a backseat accessory. That's right, Erin and Nicole are revved up on all things Pimp My Ride this week. It's truly one of MTV's highest achievements...meaning, they must have been high when they thought a light up dance floor added value to a minivan.

I’m continuing to read from my book Earning Freedom: Conquering a 45-Year Prison Term. This is the second installment of chapter 7, covering months 93 through 95 of my confinement, in 1995. *  *  *  *  *  *  * In search of the associate warden, I walk to the chow hall during the noon meal and I see Nuss standing in line, looking like the Grim Reaper. Knowing that he can influence my transfer to low-security, I approach him. “I spent the weekend reading through the Custody and Classification manual,” I tell him. “According to the formula in the policy statement, I calculate that I should be in a low-, not a medium-security prison. When my case manager comes in I’ll see what he thinks. If I’ve got a low-security rating, would you support my transfer?” “Don’t you have 45 years?” “Yes. But I’ve done eight years without any problems or disciplinary infractions.” “But you led a criminal organization.” His knowledge of my case makes me wonder what he has against me. “I don’t have a history of violence or weapons, and I’m within 18 years of my release.” I counter. “When’s your release date?” “August, 2013.” He looks up, does the math in his head. “You’re just barely under 18 years, by three months.” “Still, I’m under 18 years. That qualifies me for placement in a low-security prison.  I’d like a transfer.” “Where do you want to transfer?” “Wherever I can complete my schooling. I’m from Seattle, but I don’t care where I serve my sentence. I just want to earn my degree and I might face fewer restrictions if I’m in a low.” “Let’s see what your case manager says.” A bit more optimistic, I walk to the serving line and notice pizza on the menu.  It’s little more than tomato sauce and cheese melted over a cardboard-like crust, but I’ve grown to like it. The line server drops a postcard-size slice on my plastic tray. I fill a plastic cup with water from the beverage bar and weave my way through the crowd to an empty table. A lieutenant with a lumberjack’s weathered face and a wad of chewing tobacco bulging in her lower lip walks toward where I’m sitting. We’ve never spoken before. “When you finish your lunch, come see me,” she barks, spitting tobacco juice into a foam cup she holds. I haven’t taken a bite, but I’m curious about what she wants with me and I ask her what’s up. “I’ll talk with you outside,” she says, as if challenging me. “I can go now.” “Come with me.” With some apprehension over what she wants, I stand and follow her out of the chow hall, leaving my tray on the table.  I can’t think of any reason why a lieutenant would want to talk with me. We leave through the glass door and she turns to the left. “Put your hands up against the wall,” she orders as I step out of the chow hall. “What?” “You heard me,” the lieutenant orders. “Put your hands up on the wall.” I can’t believe this, but I know that it doesn’t make any sense to resist or to ask for an explanation. I raise my arms and lean against the wall while she searches me, running her hands along my outstretched arms, my torso, and down my legs. “Put your hands behind your back.” I comply, and she snaps steel handcuffs around my wrists. “Let’s go.” She grabs the short chain between the cuffs to guide me. I’m silent as we walk across the compound and listen while she speaks through her radio. “I’ve got one en route to SHU.” We reach the door to the Special Housing Unit, the jail within the prison, and a guard buzzes the lock. She escorts me inside, handing me to the guards stationed there. “Lock this one up. I’ll send the paperwork over later.” “What’s he in for?” the SHU guard inquires, looking past me. To him I’m not human. “Investigation. Nuss’s orders.” “Got it.” My mind spins. I’m not being charged with a disciplinary infraction, but I suspect this disturbance won’t look good on my petition for clemency. The strict rules in SHU will prohibit access to my books, and I know that an investigation can last years. Consistent with the administration’s you’ve got nothin’ comin’ attitude, Nuss wants to bury me in here, limiting my ability to communicate, to study, or earn a Ph.D. After strip searching me the guard issues an orange jumpsuit with the letters SHU stamped on the back, a broken zipper on the front. “It’s too big,” I tell him. “That’s all we got. Let’s go.” I dress in the baggy orange suit, and he then locks me back in cuffs before he leads me through the gates into the segregation tier. I’m puzzled by water I see flowing from under cell doors and flooding the tier walkway. The icy water quickly covers my institutional-issue plastic sandals, soaking my socks. As we walk by, prisoners kick their steel doors and slap hands against the glass windows. The noise is deafening. One calls out. “Day got Santos!” “Yo Dawg! What up? What day be done got you fo’?” One prisoner yells out, his face against the cutout window. “What up Homie?” Another yells, slapping the steel door. The prison lingo annoys me and at this moment I detest every aspect of institutional living. I look straight ahead, trying to ignore the mayhem and prisoners who’ve been locked up since the riot, as I’m shivering from wet feet as we slosh through the flooded tier.  Since I know the guard won’t issue me a dry pair of socks, I don’t bother asking. The guard uses his heavy metal lock to tap against a cell door’s window. “Step to the back wall.” He orders to a prisoner inside. “Come on boss, I’m in my rack.” I recognize Red’s voice coming from inside the cell. “I said get up and step to the back of the cell. Stand against the wall.” Guards take the security precaution to prevent a prisoner in the SHU from attacking the incoming prisoner while he stands defenseless in handcuffs. The guard unlocks the cell door and I step over the sheets placed to block water from flowing into the cell from the tier. The guard locks me inside and then unlocks a trap in the center of the door. “Back up to the door so I can unlock your cuffs,” he tells me. I squat and the guard holds my wrists through the door trap with one hand, using his other to turn the key. He slams the trap door shut and I hear his boots sloshing through the water as he walks down the tier. “Hey Homie, what’s up?” Red greets me. I express surprise at seeing him and ask how long he’s been locked in the SHU. “Four months now, two to go.” “Why? You just disappeared. I never heard why they nabbed you off the compound.” Red was once assigned to a room on my tier, but guards came for him one night. They escorted him off the compound and I didn’t hear anything about what happened. Since it wasn’t my business, I didn’t ask. I’ve seen thousands of prisoners’ faces, and I’ve heard nearly as many stories, so I didn’t miss Red, just as I’m sure that no one’s missing me. “Busted me on a three-way.” “What?” “A three-way.” “What’s that?” “I was on the phone with my ol’ lady and she conferenced me into another call with my homie.” “A three way phone call? You’ve been in here four months because you made a three-way phone call?” I ask, incredulous. “And I got two more months to go. Plus they done took my phone and visits away for a year. These sanctions ain’t no joke.” “Did you appeal?” Red shrugged. “What’s the point? Ain’t gonna change nothin’. I told the DHO that I got a baby girl, a family. Takin’ my phone and my visits was jus’ gonna drive ’em away.” “What’d he say to that?” The Disciplinary Hearing Officer determines guilt on institutional rule violations and imposes sanctions. “Fuck him! Said I should’a thought about my baby girl ’fore I done made the three-way phone call. How ’bout you? What’d they get you fo’?” “Investigation,” I reply. “You? What’re they investigatin’ you for? Too many books?” “Something like that. I had a conversation with Nuss about my school last Thursday. Spoke with him again today, and here I am.” “That’s all it takes. Fuckin’ Nazi!” I climb up to the top rack, pull my wet socks off and hang them over the edge to dry. I lie down. The metal plank that serves as my bed pops from my weight while an overhead fluorescent light blinds my eyes and forced air from the vent blows my hair back. “Is it always this cold in here?” “Part ̓a the gig, Homie. I done tried to block the vent by pressin’ shit paper into the screen, but the fuckin’ jerk-off cop said he’d gimme a shot if I did it again.” “What’s with all the water on the tier?” I ask. “The homies keep floodin’ it, stuffin’ sheets in the toilet and hittin’ the flusher ’til the water floods the cell, spillin’ out onto the tier.” “What’s the point?” “Piss the guards off. They gotta mop it up.” “Do you have anything to read?” I ask. He shuffles around on the bunk beneath me and offers up three torn, stained Maxim magazines that don’t interest me. “Anything else?” I ask. “Got a Bible.” “I’ll take it.”   *  *  *  *  *  *  *   The continuous glare of fluorescent light in the windowless room causes me to lose sense of time. Red doesn’t have any postage stamps so I won’t be able to write anyone about this latest development until next week, when I’ll be allowed to submit a commissary order. Reading the Book of Job lessens my anxieties and I drift into sleep. “Santos!” A guard yells and kicks the steel door twice with his boot, waking me. I sit up. “What?” “Roll up!” We converse by shouting through the locked steel door. “Am I going back to the compound?” “Roll up for transfer. You’re outta here.” “What?” I’m groggy from sleep deprivation, but I can’t believe what he’s telling me. “Where’m I going?” “Just get dressed. Wake your cellie up. Tell him to stand against the wall so I can cuff you.” My immediate thoughts concern my school responsibilities. I wonder what is going to happen to the books I left behind in my locker before I went to lunch yesterday. The university library holds me accountable for those books and I have many. Guards resent packing personal property of prisoners transferred to the SHU or off the compound.  They frequently “lose” heavy items and I know it’s unlikely I’ll ever see those books again. The guard doesn’t give me time to worry about what I’m leaving behind. He taps his key against the window. “Get movin’! Now!  Wake your cellie up.” I jump down from the top bunk and pull on my damp socks, slipping my feet into the plastic sandals before backing up to the steel door. My roommate, Red, has moved from his bed and now stands with his nose against the far wall, hands behind his back. I squat and the guard snaps the cold metal bracelets around my wrists. “Take care, Red.” “Be cool, Bro.” I back out of the cell with the guard’s grip on my handcuffs. We walk down the tier and I’m processed out, chained up, and marched outside with 20 other prisoners. Our traveling clothes are nothing more than khaki trousers, t-shirts, and blue canvas deck shoes despite the late November cold. We trudge through the snow, flanked by guards bundled into blue winter parkas, black leather gloves, and wool caps. The guard in front unlocks the final gate and I follow the procession onto the bus, drop into a seat, and begin to thaw, grateful for the heat pumping through the vent beside me. Even though it’s dark outside I peer through the window at FCI McKean, knowing it’s the last time I’ll see this prison that has held me for 18 months. The two-lane road winds through pristine, snow blanketed forests, but my mind isn’t on the beautiful scenery. I’m bracing myself for the worst-case scenario, wondering why Nuss felt compelled to transfer me in this hasty manner. He seems to resent my education and that I’ve earned my degrees while in prison, as if somehow I’d put one over on the system. The way he had the lieutenant lock me up during lunch yesterday was a clear message that he positively didn’t want me making the case for a reclassification to low security. He wants me gone, and this intentionally abrupt transfer doesn’t bode well for me. On the Interstate, I see overhead road signs with names I don’t recognize.  They zip past my window as the bus rolls on. It’s overcast and cold, so I press against the heater vent, trying to relax and rest, deluding myself with the mantra that one prison is the same as the next and that I can make it anywhere. After several hours pass, we pull into the Federal Correctional Complex at Allenwood, Pennsylvania, dropping some prisoners off at the low-security correctional institution. When my name’s not called, my anxiety increases. The bus drives on, leaving Allenwood behind and passing through other small towns. Storefront signs advertise the businesses in downtown Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, a prison town, and giving me some insight on where we’re going. The bus winds along the serpentine drive leading into USP Lewisburg. I see gun towers, razor-wire topped fences, and the high stone wall that looms in front of me. I sense that I’m about to be locked inside another high-security penitentiary. Even though I know a hundred prisoners inside the Lewisburg walls who were once with me in Atlanta, I can’t believe I’m back at a high-security USP. I breathe in slowly to steady myself for the tension that is coming, not wanting to go through this again. The first gate rolls open and the bus inches its way inside, stopping in front of the second gate. Guards step out to check their firearms and exchange paperwork. Then the second gate rolls open and our driver pulls us inside the walls of USP Lewisburg. The medieval buildings feature heavy blocks of red brick and gothic turrets reminiscent of a monastery. But black iron bars over all the windows make clear that this isn’t a monastery. As the tires crunch over gravel leading to the prisoners’ entrance, I ready and steady myself, clenching my jaw and tightening my fists, pumping blood into my arms and chest to psyche myself up for the aggravations to come. Once the bus stops, the driver pulls a lever opening the door and we all file out. Guards in BOP uniforms gripping assault rifles stand outside. They order us into a line alongside the bus. I’m shivering, cold, and aggravated as the guards count us, matching our faces to mug shots on their files. Taunts from prisoners we can’t see echo from inside the buildings. “You’s up in Lewisburg now!” “Too late to get scared!” “Daddy got just wha’choo need!” “You gonna be mine tonight bitch!” The guards march us forward to a flight of stairs and we descend into a basement that feels more like a dungeon. I’m looking for the sign from Danté’s Divine Comedy when he descends into hell: “Abandon hope, all ye who enter here.” The iron door swings open into a heated waiting room and we crowd in to stand in place while guards unchain our ankles and wrists. I crouch near a radiator to let it warm me and I look around. I came into prison with a few pimples on my face, now, eight years later, I’m no longer the youngest man in the room but I haven’t yet gotten used to this. I’ll never grow used to it. Every man in this room was with me at McKean, but I don’t really know anyone. I watch their lips move with nervous chatter but recede into a space in my mind. Okay. I’ve been here before. One penitentiary is the same as another. I’ll find my way again. Familiar faces will tell me what I need to know about Lewisburg and I’ll master it. A guard comes through to hand us each a brown sack lunch, snapping me out of my thoughts. I dig inside and find white bread, cheese, bologna, crackers, a red apple, and a carton of milk, all of which I inhale. The guards begin calling us one at a time. I’m ready. “Santos?” I stand, tossing my crumpled bag into the corner trash, and I step toward the guard. “Number 16377-004,” I answer him with my registration number. “Let’s go.” Moving from one room to another without cuffs or shackles, I’m processed in, my heart pounding. Every prison has the same routine of fingerprinting, mug shots, and strip searches. A plain round clock hangs on the wall right beneath the side-by-side pictures of President Bill Clinton, Attorney General Janet Reno, and BOP Director Kathy Hawk. The apathetic guard orders me to strip naked so he can inspect me for contraband. “Hands up.” “Open your mouth.” “Run your fingers through your hair.” “Let me see your ears.” “Lift ’em.” “Turn around.” “Let me see the bottoms of your feet.” “Bend over.” “Spread ’em.” I smirk, knowing that I’ve just mooned portraits of our president, attorney general, and the director of our prison system. The guard tosses me an orange jump suit, underwear, and plastic sandals.  I dress and move on to the next station, where the nurse reviews forms I hand her. Finally I step into another office where the case manager sits at a metal desk reviewing files. “Name?” The tortoiseshell glasses sit at the bottom of his nose, and rather than lifting his head to acknowledge me, his bloodshot eyes look over the top of his frames. “Michael Santos,” I answer him. “Number?” He inquires. “16377-004.” “You know where you’re going?” I nod, then make a request. “If I could, I’d like to go to J-unit. I was with some guys in Atlanta who are assigned to that unit and I’d like to see them again.” “What’re you talking about?” the case manager asks, finally lifting his head. “J-unit,” I say.  “I’d like you to assign me to J-Unit.” “You mean here?” I shrug, not following his question. “You’re not stayin’ here. You’re going to Fairton.” “The medium?” I ask about the security level at the Fairton prison. “You’re a medium, right?” I smile as tension drains from my mind and body. Ever since the guards called me out of the cell early this morning I was convinced that Nuss had finagled some paperwork to boost my security level and place me back in a penitentiary. With the news that I’m en route to another Federal Correctional Institution, I exhale with relief, as I didn’t want to endure another USP battle zone.   

This movie Yo dog, I heard you liked simulations. Server-room LAN rave parties. choosing your simulated period for fun, profit, and lack of complications. Simulation Plato’s shadows on a cave wall. Maybe shadows all the way down, and turtles all the way up! The simulatability of our perceived reality. The argument The simulation argument made distinct from the simulation hypothesis. Considering possible “great filters” that could prevent technological progress reaching the point where a reality simulation is possible. Difficulties The possible impossibility of simulating a whole universe in what may itself be a finite universe. Video game engine-corner cutting analogies for the reality sim. Kardashev scales and simulation ability. Reality But is it “real” and does it even matter? “I think therefore I am.” Mind uploading and downloading and VR “death. Inception: iTunesAmazon The Matrix: iTunesAmazonYouTube The Matrix - green phosphors, neuroplasticity, and rejecting utopia w/ Adrian Falcone: Decipher SciFi The Truman Show - objects visible from space, dome megastructues, and reality testing: Decipher Scifi Support the show!

Frederique, Owen, and Zach talk AR, Tumblr, and more! And sorry for the audio issues this week!

Yo Dawg. I heard you like Investigations, Memphis 3.0 by EO, I'm Over The Moon, KFC Hoax(er) with a Clipboard, Another Player Comin' in 2020, RIP Dorf on Golf, Mini Kiss at BBQ Fest, and THE NEWS CRUISE!

Well, listeners, the Bastards have bested a dragon- but it has a FRIEND. Join us as a collection of questionable decisions unfold; through Haex's shameless looting, Cedric's unruffled religious displays, the Baron's near proximity to a half-cocked dwarven STRANGER- and of course Blaznak's eternal careening headfirst into violent chaos. And hold fast to your satchels of impossibly convenient holding, friends- because some things of priceless value are suddenly missing, and Eric spies an even larger FRIEND....If you have any fan art then please send it to us! We would love to see it and share it. backwaterbastards@gmail.com If you like our show then please help us grow and share it to a friend, or better yet! Head on over to Itunes and give us a 5star review and tell us about your dnd game.Support the show, send us your gold coins.https://www.patreon.com/BackwaterbastardsBlaznak, Dragon Slayer & Champion of Hogswater - Even Mehl AmundsenHaex Masath, Outlaw mage and green to boot - Taylor van BiljonCedric The Clerical Clerk, number wizz, body hacker - Devin PlattsBaron DeBauch, Royal drunk - Daniel MatthewsYour Dungeon MasterDick - Richard Kimber-BellSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Backwaterbastards)

In this episode, we discuss facial recognition and privacy concerns, Salesforce hires Paula Goldman as VP, Chief Ethical and Humane Use Officer, changes to field history tracking enforcement, and expriences with configuring SSO and JIT (just-in-time) provisioning. Facial recognition: It’s time for action Paula Goldman Joins Salesforce as VP, Chief Ethical and Humane Use Officer Unable to create External User for Communities

Welcome to Dial H for Heroclix! We are a podcast that covers news, figures, plays games and just jokes around within the world of Heroclix. Join Kalder and Kris this week as we: 1. Talk about what Made us Happy this week! a. Kris' - Vidja GAMES, Spider-verse and Aquaman b. Kalder's - Smash!!! 2. News, News and More News! a. Avengers Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hA6hldpSTF8 b. Captain Marvel Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LHxvxdRnYc c. Young Justice Season 3 Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0tVBhBg9Jo d. Earth X full explanation- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6ieqmWmWoc 3. Earth X and Deadpool OP kit info! - https://wizkids.com/heroclix/marvel-heroclix-deadool-and-friends-monthly-op/ 4. Hidden Gems! Yo Dawg, I heard you like Warriors 5. Value Corner! 6. And this week in Community, we Go over this Week's Community Tuesdays Question and Jedi Legend's Heroclix Tip of The Week Don't forget about the Dial H Birthday Calendar for future episodes! Give a shout out to a local player, judge or someone in your life. :) Patreon Heroes for the month of December: Citizen Kirby RonnieCitizen Jeff PolierCitizen Ben JonesCitizen TeemuCitizen Benjamin UmanskyCitizen Mr. Clix FlixCitizen Brian BachmanCitizen Christian BogenCitizen Eric Caves Vigilante CollectibullVigilante Mike TempletonVigilante Mok Taskmaster Protagonist Michael Miller   and Dial H Super Fan!!! Ronnie Weinland - A.k.a. The Super Villian Known as "Alicaster"Dial H Super Fan!!! Little Plastic Superheroes - A.k.a. The Super Hero Known as "The Ruffian"Dial H Super Fan!!! Lucas Van HollandDial H Super Fan!!! Super Villain and Super Fan Seth Aaron   Don't forget to tweet in, email us or just message us on Facebook any time we have Community Questions! We love to hear from you guys. Follow the links Below!Links:Podbean: http://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-haeyb-728a02 Twitter: @DialH4Heroclix Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/dialhforheroclix iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dial-h-for-heroclix/id674235883?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3d2 Email: dialHforHeroclix@gmail.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRFVQVhJX6evub-SvQyLtMgPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=9331164 paypal.me/dialHforHeroclix

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt and Stew do another "top 5 list" episode Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt and Mike talk about painting, playing with, and reading about Death Guard!   Check out Seventh Forge Studios On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Seventhforgestudios/ and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seventhforgestudios/    Music by: Failed Therapy https://www.facebook.com/failed6therapy/ 

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt and Michael Rosenbaum and Stew and Shawn D. and Carl Mcdowell and Dave Kushner and contest winner Jimmy Scanlon talk about Camp No Counselors in stuff. Recorded in a cabin! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt are joined by returning guest and friend of all Warren, Matt Bennett for a chat about all things musical theater, including (Warning!), a lot of singing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt are back at the People Festival in Berlin and this time they're talking to Yoann Lemoine (Woodkid), Rusangano Family, Christophe Abric of La Blogotheque and Amhed from Sinkane.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt sit down with Y2J himself, Chris Jericho, for a chat about wrestling and being a rockstar but mostly about Canada. This weeks episode brought to you by the fine folks at Casper Mattresses. Head to Casper.com/bunny and use code BUNNY at checkout for $50 off select mattresses. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt went to Starrcast and All In; and did a live podcast in front of an audience with two of the best professional wrestlers on the planet, Cody Rhodes and Kenny Omega... and they mostly talk about Disneyland, Star Trek, Medieval Times, and if they would in fact fight a wizard.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt are hot, and they brought along Stewart P Miller from Columbus Ohio to talk about it.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; It's Mack's Birthday, and he brought Matt along to celebrate it with you.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt sit down with The Room/Disaster Artist's Greg Sestero for a chat about all things movies and things! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt are back with another minisode story-of and this time they're talking Taters! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt talk about sports and sports related sporting! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt are back with another minisode and this time they're coming for your wallets; to organize them! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg, did you ever play a game and want to make another game inside of that game? We're talking all things creativity and listening to the music that accompanies your game building fun!

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt sit down with Inside of You/Smallvilles Michael Rosenbaum for a chat about all things summer and camp no counselors! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt are back with another minisode and this time they're celebrating National Mustard Day! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt sit down with the wonderful Freddie Prinze Jr for a chat about wrestling, gaming, fatherhood and pirate stuff. And check out Freddie's weekly podcast Prinze and the Wolf! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt and BunnyEars.com editor Shawn Depasquale talk about what they should talk about! Dedicated to the loving memory of our friend Jon Schnepp. Sweaty Forever. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt sit down for a very serious conversation about health. Note; It's not that serious. This episode brought to you by the fine folks at Solo Ny! Head to Solo-NY.Com/Ears for 25% off your purchase! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lobo returns this week and we return to the Ramble cast format with LOTS of weird news. Roswell crash anniversary, Firefly's Meth and green lasers, Time warp in Vegas, In Russia you die over graphics card, Roejen still can't read, Yo Dawg we heard you like Microwaves, Woman bites off mans ear in Detroit, A drunk sold his body for whisky in 1887, Laser contact lenses are coming, Taco...Bell voted best Mexican restaurant in Merica! And Guy Fieri, The Guy From Smash Mouth, And The Insane Clown Posse Guy Are The Same Person.

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt sit down with actor (Fantastic Beasts) writer (Brooklyn Gladiator) and podcaster (The Dan Fogler 4D Experience) for a chat about comic books. This episode brought to you by the fine folks at Solo Ny! Head to Solo-NY.Com/Ears for 25% off your purchase! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt are back with another minisode; this time, they celebrate Merca and explosions and junk.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack, Matt, Stew and Brenda Song talk about traveling and traveling stuff! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt sit down with artist/filmmaker/podcaster/lunatic David Choe for a chat about the very nature of life itself Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt are back with another minisode; this time, it's all about the dads.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt and Shawn D. and Brenda Song give a loving and drunken farewell to Matt's best friend, his dog Hellmutt. Please love your pets extra hard for Matt and Mutt this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt are back with another minisode- this time celebrating everyone's favorite holiday "World Oceans Day" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt chat with Shawn Depasquale, the editor of BunnyEars.com for a chat about what it's like to run BunnyEars.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt and Stew talk about books, change the titling scheme of the podcast, and basically just have a good time, bro. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt sit down with Mack's childhood friend and star of American Pie and Scorpion, Eddie Kaye Thomas for a chat about weed dealers, basketball teams and growing up with Mack. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt do ANOTHER listener (Warren) Q + A and cover such varied topics as SNL dream casts, Ideal zombie apocalypse teams and Cloning Centers in France. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt and Stew are joined by guest Ryan Nemeth for a chat about all things cartoons, wrestling and fainting a lot.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt and Stew play their version of the "what would you bring with you onto a deserted island" game Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt smoke weed and talk about weed Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt chat with Brenda Song and Matt Bennett about childhood firsts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt and Stew drink champagne and eat pizza at 2am in a hotel room in Vegas and YOU'RE invited Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt went to Wrestlemania 34 in New Orleans and got to talk shop with Adam Cole, Paul Heyman, Aleister Black, Braun Strowman and the phenomenal one, A.J Styles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack asks Matt about his sex life and Matt doesn't like talking about it. Feat: Stew and The Game!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Matt tells Mack the story of Passover- off the top of his head. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt chat with Daniel O'Brien (formally of Cracked, currently of Bunny Ears) for a chat about all things Presidential. Feat: the game! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt and Stew get into a very high-brow conversation about History. Featuring; Conversation about History! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt chat with Unqualified/Mom/Scary Movie 1-4 (but not 5)'s Anna Faris and basically invent the Animaniacs. Plus the most unique version of "The Game" you've ever heard! Plus- we introduce you to Mack's new lifestyle hub, BunnyEars.com ! Follow the show on the things Twitter= www.twitter.com/bunnyearspod Facebook= www.facebook.com/bunnyearspod Instagram= www.instagram.com/bunnyearspodcast Mack Stuff Twitter= www.twitter.com/incredibleculk Instagram= www.instagram.com/culkamania Matt Stuff Twitter= www.twitter.com/cameltoad Instagram= www.instagram.com/cameltoad And as always, check out www.BunnyEars.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt and Stew indulge themselves in a round of "VS"- the "who would win in a fight" game- and cover such varied topics as Flash vs Quicksilver, The cast of Saved by the Bell vs Mike Tyson and of course that age old subject; Macaulay Culkin vs Devon Sawa Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt talk about their favorite conspiracy theories ;JFK, Atlantis, flat-earth, Pizza-gate and more. This episode sponsored by the fine folks at Audible. "You can do it with Audiobooks" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt are joined by their friends Seth Green and Breckin Meyer for an insightful discussion on such topics as skydiving, monkey island, origins stories and so much more. Plus; the game! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt get back to their roots and discuss such thrilling topics as board games, fake alligators, tv shows and more. Plus; new features!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt and Stew give their top 3 lists on such varied subjects such as street signs, animated characters, serial killers and more. And more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt have part 2 of their chat with Kevin Smith (part 1 is on SModcast) and talk about Arthur, growing up Mack, comic book stores and more; plus the debut of a new game! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt are joined by Stew, Mack's lifelong friend for a riveting discussion about varied topics such as ToeJam and Earl, Phish and Cannibalism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Mack and Matt take questions from the audience and discuss subjects such as hunting humans for sport, the best pizza in NYC, Mortal Kombat tattoos, Party Monster and many more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo Dawg; Macaulay Culkin and Matt Cohen introduce themselves to the world and discuss exciting subjects such as Macaulay Culkin (get used to it), professional wrestling, anime, the problem with Australia and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

M2 Founders/Writers/Directors Adam Martin + Eben Matthews chat about the state of current projects, the (and their) creative process, concept development from idea to production, the new DeadTown spinoff, Yo Dawg and a bunch of the weeks nerd news, trailers and content - plus geek fueled recommendations, obsessions and more. Get the DeadTown App : www.M2.ninja/app Yo : www.yodawg.life You can see more of what we're up to here: www.M2.ninja www.instagram.com/m2action www.facebook.com/m2action www.patreon.com/m2action --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mythmakers/message

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That mid-week time has come again, and the GameBytes Show gang has games to discuss! Jeremy opens with frenetic firearms frenzy Enter the Gungeon, but gets a little angry with chill arthouse experience Everything. Dale compares various Diablo-like games while recounting his time with Path of Exile, and decides that hex truly sells in Hexcells. LeGrande has been dabbling in Guild Wars 2, but really comes out punching with ARMS on the Nintendo Switch and Planet Coaster. Get ready for our 30-minute, high-puke-factor ride, and listen! Intro: "Gungeon Up Gungeon Down" - Enter the Gungeon, by doseone Outro: "You're Everything" - Everything, by Ben Lukas Boysen & Sebastian Plano Check out our Discord community at https://discord.gg/ZTzKH8y

So, this book is crazy. Harry Potter enters its baroque period as we head to the Quidditch World Cup. We are worried about poor Mr. Roberts, not super impressed with Ludo Bagman, rooting for Ireland but loving sexy, brooding, duck-footed Krum, peeved about the Veelas, and just here for all the shenanigans. Plus: underage gambling, weird wizard nationalism, and camping! This week's chapters: Bagman and Crouch & The Quidditch World Cup Next week's chapters: The Dark Mark & Mayhem at the Ministry

People still get the "Yo, Dawg" meme, right? Right?! This episode kicks off our Women Who Stare at Tropes series. We're talking bottle episodes this time around: Buffy, Doctor Who, Angel, Homicide: Life on the Street, Friends, and Sealab 2021, for starters. Plus, we play a game of TV Tropes Roulette. It's trope-tacular! What's your favorite bottle episode? Holler at us on Twitter @indoorswomen (or, you know, compose a polite tweet). And, as always, our lovely intro/outro music is "We are Highscore" by Krackatoa

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In the Year 2016.... In this episode, our hosts discuss , dissect, and “dissomething” 2016. After a light banter, they head into a few categories they wanted to used to highlight certain games, including Best Art and Best Components. Zach gives out some Year-End Awards and then they look back on the year as a whole, including how their views on the gaming industry have changed since starting this podcast 6 months ago. Everyone mentions their favorite “Older” game that they first played in 2016 and they finish up with a list of their Top 3 Favorite games from 2016.   00:00:45 - 00:08:20 Banter!! 00:08:39 - 2016 Best-of Categories  00:11:27 - Best Art  00:14:49 - Best Components  00:17:47 - Best Mechanic/Mechanism  00:22:21 - Most Disappointing 00:27:07 - Zach's Year End Awards 00:27:32 - The  "Dead Inside" Award 00:27:55 - "Would You Please Shut Up, I Have Something to Say!" 00:28:31 - "Oh God, Everything Has Gone Wrong So Fast!" 00:28:41 - "Now I Can Finally Play Out My Own Fan-Fiction!" 00:29:06 - "Beating An Undead Shoggoth" 00:30:05 - "A Place For Everything And Everything In It's Place" 00:30:30 - "Yo Dawg, I Heard You Like To Game, So I Put A Game In Your Game, So You Can Game While You Game" 00:32:25 - 2016 Year-End Look-Back 01:05:28 The Best Games of 2016  01:06:24 Best New To Us Games of 2016  01:13:24 Adrian, Jeff and Zach's Top 3 Games of 2016      01:14:16 Number 3     01:16:18 Number 2     01:23:00 Number 1 01:32:47 Episode Wrap-Up

Episode 3: 12/8/2016     Host: Ned Bellavance, Enterprise Architect for Infrastructure Solutions https://www.linkedin.com/in/ned-bellavance-ba68a52 @Ned1313   Guests: Chris Hayner, Architect for Infrastructure Solutions https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrismhayner Craig Collier, Director for Analytics https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-collier-52a0009 […] The post Buffer Overflow: Yo Dawg I herd you like Snowmobiles appeared first on Anexinet.

Hans, Peter und Rodney hatten erst keine so richtig interessanten Themen zur Hand, doch als die Podcast-Vorbesprechung in eine Diskussion über JavaScript-Tools versank, war klar, was zu tun ist… Schaunotizen [00:00:22] JavaScript-Tools Eine mäandernde Debatte über die Vor- und Nachteile von Tools wie TypeScript und Flow, den epischen Kampf zwischen Webpack und Rollup (mit Tree […]

It's symbolism wrapped in symbolism this week, as Mad Men stacks the metaphors deep in "The Gold Violin." Prior to that, we sigh our way through three more Enterprise episodes -- "Fortunate Son," "Cold Front," and "Silent Enemy" -- and wait patiently for this show to get its bearings. Should be any time now.

She is a butter powers. #findabetterhashtag Here is your Black Widow merchandise: Doritos! Black Widow laundry soap? I guess I’ll just choke on that. Avengers 2: Age of Ultron spoilery discussion from 31 minutes – 56 minutes (holy shit!) Other ways Avengers is like Hot Shots… That Canadian robot? John… Continue reading

No Elementary to talk about this episode (we're always a week behind, remember?), but we unfortunately have the passing of Leonard Nimoy to help us fill the time. We have a mournful yet tangent-filled discussion of the late actor, and then move on to Veronica Mars, which decides its second season wasn't quite complicated enough. Get ready for stalkers, thieving hookers, and killing people by dropping baseball stadiums on them.

We somehow manage to have a conversation despite both of us being crazy tired. We cover Howl's Moving Castle, The Gospel of Loki, Marvel 1602, Runaways and this week's book news including the new Sherlock book. Important links: Twitter: @BookDragons @emzorzin3d @Tris1988 E-mail: BookDragonsPodcast@gmail.com Website: http://www.emzorz.com/podcast.html Image Courtesy of http://www.rachelgeorgeillustration.com/

Boost to 90, our expectations for garrisons, and the long, long wait for a Warlords beta announcement.

This week, Gill and Roscoe go 'meta' as the kids say, and discuss a few films which have extra layers to them. We get all 'Yo Dawg! I heard you like horror movies, so I put a horror movie in your horror movie' with "Popcorn" (1991), visit the alternate reality of mockumentary "Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon" (2006) and spoiler the heck out of "The Cabin in the Woods" (2011) from 00:49:00 until 01:11:34. We eat some pizza and launch our first ever competition, where you could win a copy of "American Mary" (2012) signed by the Soska sisters. Also, Gill declares war on a country - but you'll have to listen to find out which one. If you'd like to say lovely/mean/sweary things to us, you can leave a review on iTunes, or contact us via the following futuristic methods: Twitter: @BodaciousHorror and @GillRockatansky Email: BodaciousHorror@Gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/GnRsBoHoPo Website: www.bodacioushorror.tk Gill & Roscoe are proud members of the Horrorphilia Podcasting Network (www.horrorphilia.com)

Yo Dawg, we herd you like games so we put stuff from your favorite game into another game: We're talking how to do spin-offs well! Also, Randy and D.J. brave Fire Emblem: Awakening, and Matt ventures into The Cave. Episode Timelime Intro - 0:00Viewer Mail - 2:30Hangover - 11:40Spin-offs - 35:46Last Call - 58:42Outro - 62:58