recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
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You are cordially invited to take part in the funeral for our dearly departed from IE6. ABC pulls its channels from Cablevision. Ubisoft's restrictive DRM has already been cracked. A new website will ship toiletries to your destination when you are preparing to travel. Topeka, KS changes its name to Google, find out why. A new type of dinosaur has been discovered. Microsoft shows off a game that runs seamlessly on Windows, Windows Phone, and Xbox. Roger Ebert has a new voice. All this and more!

## Links

* IE6 Funeral
* ABC Pulls Channels From Cablevision
* Ubisoft DRM cracked
* Suite Arrival Ships Toiletries Ahead to Your Destination
* Topeka, Kansas Changes Name in Attempt to Get Google's Gigabit Fiber
* Recovering Data From Noise
* Red Dwarf - Back To Earth - Picture Zoom Sketch
* Let's Enhance
* New Type of Dinosaur Unearthed
* Microsoft shows off single game running on Windows, Windows Phone and Xbox
* Couple arrested for starving real life baby while raising a virtual baby
* Israeli Raid Cancelled After Very Stupid Facebook Post
* Twitter: The Criterion Collection
* Time Warner Cable: We Raise Broadband Rates Because We Can
* Don't Hit F1 in Windows If a Web Site Asks You To
* Why DRM Doesn't Work
* How Much Stuff Does One Man Need?
* Roger Ebert's New Voice
* Facebook pages requesting testers for the Apple iPad unsurprisingly lead to suspicious links
* Teacher Drank Poison Over Facebook Pics
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PETA demands that there be an extra tax on meat. Police bust tweens for operating an unlicensed lemonade stand. Jammie Thomas judgement lowered from $1.5 million to $54,000. Plus, "Oh Asia, You So Crazy!" and the "Fail of the Week."

## Announcements

We're on reddit! Submit and vote for stories at http://whatstherumpus.reddit.com/

## Links

* Tax Meat
* Police Bust Tweens For Operating Unlicensed Lemonade Stand
* Jammie Thomas judgment lowered from $1.5 million to $54,000

## Oh Asia, You So Crazy!

Counterfeit World Of Warcraft Theme Park Opens In China

## Fail of the Week

Rick Perry Asked Why More Kids Are Getting Pregnant in Texas
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Brooklynites have redefined the phrase "dumpster diving." Sony creates the all too literal Virtual Library for eBooks. We discuss why linux notebook battery life still sucks. Police try to trick hackers in New Zealand with hilarious results. San Francisco has opened its data through datasf.org. Also in SF, someone set up a life size Candyland. Papa John Schnatter opens up a pizza giveaway to try to hunt down his high school camaro. NMU, a university near our alma mater, has teamed up with Motorola to present WiMAX to its students. We also discuss adult temper tantrums and McDonald's new campaign to appeal to black people. All this plus the Fark Headline of the Week and Question of the Week.

## Links

* New Take on Dumpster Diving: Just Add Water!
	+ Article via NPR
	+ James Brown Celebrity Hot Tub
	+ Fark Dumpter Headline
* Sony Virtual Library eBook Check Out Is Awesome, But Just a Little Too Literal
	+ Article via Gizmodo
	+ @shawnp0wers
* Why Is Linux Notebook Battery Life Still Poor?
	+ Article via Slashdot
	+ PowerTop
* Police try to trick hackers, with hilarious results (via Crunchgear)
* City of San Francisco opens its data with DataSF.org
	+ Article via Boingboing
	+ dataSF.org
	+ SIPRNet
* Life-size Candyland game in San Francisco
	+ Article via Boingboing
	+ @shawnp0wers
	+ Chuck Mentioning Mooning the Google Street View Van
* Papa John's Camaro
	+ How Jalopnik Reunited Papa John With His Camaro
	+ How Much Would You Pay To Get Your First Car Back?
	+ Papa John's To Give Away Free Pizza To Camaro Owners!
	+ Everyone in New Jersey to get free Papa John's pizza
* Northern Michigan University teams with Motorola for campus-wide WiMAX
* Man Goes Ape Shit After Mom Throws Out Gundam Action Figures
	+ Article via Gizmodo
	+ WoW Kid Temper Tantrum via YouTube
* 365black.com

## Fark Headline of the Week

* Today is the 50th Anniversary of Hawaiian statehood. Hawaii is of course famous for the hula, luaus, volcanoes, and temporarily being Kenya one day in 1961
* Obama Kenyan Birth Certificate
* Obama House Stalin Painting
Charles Thomas

Charles Thomas is an alumnus of Michigan Tech with a degree in Computer Networking and System Administration. When not on the job as tech support for a software company in New York, he is a podcaster, blogger, reader, tv watcher, juggler, drummer, and beginning harmonica player.

You can find him here, his personal blog (http://crthomas.org), and as a contributor to The Modern Day Pirates blog (http://themoderndaypirates.com/pirates).
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### Episode

http://whatstherumpuspodcast.com/2010/06/16/episode-46-the-internet-distracted-me/

### Audio

[1]

This week we discuss how much of a distraction the Internet is and how much of an impact that has on you as an individual and us as a society.

## Links

* Op-Ed Contributor - Mind Over Mass Media - NYTimes.com
* Steven Pinker: "Tech rots your brain" hysteria is stupid - Boing Boing
* Test Your Focus - Interactive Feature - NYTimes.com
* Test How Fast You Juggle Tasks - Interactive Feature - NYTimes.com
* Your Brain on Computers - Attached to Technology and Paying a Price - NYTimes.com
* mental\_floss Blog - How Do You Listen to Music?
* AJ Jacobs: My colossal task burden | Life and style | The Guardian
* YouTube - RSA Animate - The Secret Powers of Time
* Media multitaskers pay mental price, Stanford study shows
* Is Google Making Us Stupid? - Magazine - The Atlantic
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### Episode

http://whatstherumpuspodcast.com/2010/10/27/episode-54-the-shit-show-re-emergence/

### Audio

[1]

Babies think a robot is human as long as it acts friendly. Japan's latest rockstar is a 3D hologram. Marvel comics get Tron Legact varian covers. Spain holds the first National Siesta Championship. Hong Kong McDonald's begins offering wedding packages. We discuss the myth of the 12 year old McDonald's hamburger. Google Street View cars collected emails and passwords. A japanese engineer built a kick ass robot to kill wasps in his lab. China now has crab vending machines that vend LIVE crabs. Warner Brothers wants an Inception sequel.

## Links

* In New Study, Babies Think A Silvery Robot Is Human, As Long As It Acts Friendly
* McDonald's flagship gets a high-tech makeover - Business - Consumer ...
* Japan's Latest Rockstar Is a 3D Hologram
* Infographic: The Evolution of the Geek | /Film
* Marvel Comics Gets Tron Legacy Variant Covers
* Hulu Showing They Clearly Don't Want To Succeed
* Slashdot Idle Story | Spain Holds First National Siesta Championship
* Slashdot News Story | Proving 0.999... Is Equal To 1
* Slashdot Idle Story | Hong Kong McDonald's To Offer Wedding Packages
* The Burger Lab: The Myth of The 12-Year-Old McDonald's Hamburger
* Japan Has Invented a Robot That Dances Poorly
* Google Street View Cars Collected Emails and Passwords [Google]
* File-Sharing Group Mulls a Floating Pirate Ship of Servers in the Sky [Pirate]
* Man Builds Overly-Elaborate Humanoid Robot to Deal with His Wasp Problem [Robots]
* Video: Crab Vending Machine in China
* The Death of The Video Store
* Ya Best Protect Ya Neck: Airbag Helmets
* Warner Brothers Wants An ‘Inception’ Sequel, Here Are Five Ideas
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Flying Robots! iPhone Hating Japan! Icy Hot Stuntaz! @shawnp0wers! This week we discuss the hot topics in the news. Also Best Buy buys Circuit City, Flexible Touch Screen e-Paper, BMW makes a computer, Quake Live opens their beta, and a printer that hippies will love.

## Links

* Flying WiFi Robots
* Why Japan Hates the iPhone
	+ Wired Article
	+ CrunchGear Article
	+ Panasonic P905i Demo
* Best Buy Buys from Circuit City
* Cameron’s Caduceus Shirt
* TweetDeck
* @shawnp0wers
* BMW ThermalTake Computer
	+ Tom’s Hardware Article
	+ Wikipedia Article on Chris Bangle
	+ Icy Hot Stuntazz
	+ The Acer Ferrari Laptop
* Ilshat Garipov Bluetooth Headset
* Flexible Touch Screen E-Paper
	+ Technology Review Article
	+ Hearst E-Reader
	+ E-Paper Demo Video
	+ The Hearst Corporation on Wikipedia
* Tweet-A-Watt Power Meter
* Coffee Grounds Printer
* New Mac Pro
* LG recalls 30,000 830 Spyder handsets for crappy 911 connections
	+ Engadget Article
	+ Google Latitude
	+ In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterfly
* Cellular providers want Nokia to drop Skype from cell phones
* Quake Live Beta now Open
	+ Quake Live Webpage
	+ Phosphor Webpage
	+ Action Quake 2 on Wikipedia
* Digg to Launch StumbleUpon-Style Toolbar
	+ Lifehacker Article
	+ StumbleUpon Webpage
* The Safe C Library
	+ Dr Dobbs Article
	+ Definition of ilk

## Fark Headline of the Week

Carpenters face higher-than-average asbestos death rate, higher-than-average resurrection rate

## Additional Notes

* Chuck says Phosphorus but meant Phospor
* This episode is the first mention of Shawn Powers.
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## Links

* Kuratas, the 13-foot mech: unleashes your inner Ripley, costs $1.35 million
* Netflix Strikes Streaming Deal With Disney, Gains Exclusive Access To New Titles Beginning In 2016
* Telstra phone-theft bill shock shows roaming still broken
* Twitter Loses Ability to Properly Display Instagram Photos
* This Highway Tracks Random Bluetooth Signals To Estimate Travel Times
* Google Play Private Channel Launches for Google Apps
* Vice Magazine Accidentally Revealed Where John McAfee Is Hiding
* Just Say No To College
* Microsoft: Surface Pro Battery Life Half That of Surface RT
* Netflix CEO Hastings in trouble with SEC for announcing figures on Facebook

## Recent Studies

* New, Faster Way To Make Vaccines – Use Messenger RNA

## Epic Fail!

* Dumbass teen steals car, robs bank, brags about it on youtube, gets arrested

## Oh Asia, You So Crazy!

* North Korea says its archaeologists discovered a unicorn lair
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### Episode

http://whatstherumpuspodcast.com/2010/11/10/episode-56-the-one-where-adrian-doesnt-talk/

### Audio

[1]

In this week's episode, we discuss distributed development with Chris Steinberg of Rogue Pirate Ninja Interactive. How does development work when your dev team is spread to the winds? How do you plan and manage your project? How does it contrast with a traditional development environment? Listen in to find out.

## Links

* Rogue Pirate Ninja Interactive
* Tower Assault! Curse of Zombie Island
* iRis AG
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## Links

* Proposed law scheduled for a vote next week originally increased Americans' e-mail privacy. Then law enforcement complained. Now it increases government access to e-mail and other digital files.
* Nudifier: Turn Any Photo Into a Hilarious Censored Nude
* Adrian's Kick Ass Doctor Who Scarf
* WordPress To Accept Bitcoins
* Congresswoman asks Reddit community to help write bill targeted at bogus copyright takedowns
* Microsoft's New Data Center Will Be Fueled by Poop
* Google Glass Could Be the Virtual Dieting Pill of the Future
* Security researcher found guilty of conspiracy and identity fraud in 'hackless' AT&T iPad hack
* Probable Rogue Planet Spotted
* Copyright Troll Links to TorrentFreak, Antics Ensue
* Valve's Big Picture Could Be a Linux Game Console

## Recent Studies

* Nanoparticles Stop Multiple Sclerosis In Mice
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A Chinese woman was sent to a labor camp for retweeting. We discuss a new concept stoplight. A little grils hand is cut off and grafted to her foot to save it. The Stuxnet virus targeted 'high-value Iranian assets.' Wikipedia has raised the same amount of donations in a week that it took a month to raise in 2009. Google is preparing to launch G-Town. All this plus the Study of the Week and the debut of "Oh Asia, You So Crazy!" and the Fail of the Week.

## Links

* Tower Assault! Curse of Zombie Island
* A Single Re-Tweet Lands Chinese Woman in Labor Camp
* GAAAAAAAH, WHY WON'T YOU TURN GREEN?!: Hourglass Stoplight Concept
* Little Girl Gets Hand Cut Off, Grafted To Foot
* Nokia Builds a Touchscreen Display Made of Ice
* What You Need to Know About the New TSA Screenings (and Gropings)
* Stuxnet worm 'targeted high-value Iranian assets'
* SCADA
* Wikipedia Has Raised in a Week What Took a Month in 2009
* Google Preparing To Launch G-Town
* SNL: Live Message from the TSA
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This week, how to beat the Westboro Baptist Church. Chinese root server is shut down after DNS problem. April Fool's Day hijinks ensues with the voice command copier prank. A French dude "fingerhacked" Obama's Twitter account. GoDaddy ceases regitering domains in China. Introducing, the vortex junction - the next generation of roundabouts. The ISS is set to get a "Man Cave" module. A mafia boss in Italy was betrayed to the police by his Facebook account. A new trend in Carbon-14 dating in the wine world reveals that 5% of vintage wines may be frauds. Plus, the Fark Headline of the Week and a new Off-Air discussion topic.

## Links

* How to beat the Westboro Baptist Church
* After DNS Problem, Chinese Root Server Is Shut Down
* Voice Command Copier Prank, Just In Time for April Fool's
* FINALLY: The Difference between Nerd, Dork, and Geek Explained by a Venn Diagram
* Rumor: Google's Set Top Box Won't Replace Your Current One, But "Daisy-Chain" Them
* French dude "fingerhacks" Obama's Twitter account
* http://www.smugopedia.com/
* Apparently the Klingon Code of Honor Allows for Knocking Over Convenience Stores
* GoDaddy To Cease Registering Domains In China
* AT&T Wants to Keep Track of Your Dog
* Vortex Junction: The Next-Gen Roundabout
* ISS to get 'Man Cave' Complete with Robot Butler
* Three Cups of Coffee a Day Good for Your Brain
* Mafia Boss Betrayed By Facebook
* Carbon-14 Dating Reveals 5% of Vintage Wines May Be Frauds
* If *Star Wars* were an Icelandic Saga

## Fark Headline of the Week

SEC regulators criticized for watching porn on their computers while the economy was tanking. Regulators deny guilt, claim that watching people get mercilessly screwed is their job description

## Off-Air Discussion

If you could suggest anything for the ISS "Man Cave", what would be your recommendation and why?
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Apple is removing the "Rate on Delete" feature from the iPhone OS. A poster on Craig's List has a hilarious perspective on why you should buy his 2002 Ford Focus. A wireless consumer in the U.K. threatens his former provider with a plywood check. Not only is the <blink> tag annoying, not it's dangerous. We discuss a fun project called "Project Jarvis." An Arkansas teenager has sued his mother for "harassing" him on Facebook. Fancy Hands is a virtual assistant program that is cheap. Is there a correlation between pop music and stock volatility? All this and the Fark Headline of the Week and a new Off-Air Discussion topic.

## Links

* Apple Removing "Rate On Delete" Feature from iPhone OS
* The Most Hilarious Used Ford Focus Ad Ever
* Learn F\*\*\*in' Science with Insane Clown Posse
* pixels (patrick jean)
* Bloke threatens BT with giant plywood cheque
* Blink tag considered harmful
* The Web Application Approval Process.
* Project Jarvis
* Son Sues Mother Over Facebook Posts
* Google Reader Play
* Look At Sick People To Give Your Immune System a Boost
* Fancy Hands: Virtual Assistants, Aardvark Style
* Google Asks Obama to Support Home Energy App Platform
* Music and the Market: Song and Stock Volatility

## Fark Headline of the Week

Justice John Paul Stevens is retiring; will be replaced by Judge George Ringo

## Off-Air Discussion

What would you use a personal assistant for?
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This week on the podcast, we discuss the fate of the OpenMoko project. Adrian, Ryder, and Chuck sightsee in Houghton via Google Street View. The shamwow guy beats a hooker and it somehow relates to Ed Gein.

## Links

* Regular Folks Dressed as Superheroes
* Is the OpenMoko dead?
	+ OpenMoko site
	+ Swiss Article about the OpenMoko
	+ German XFS page translated by google translator
	+ Article about iPhone App developers
	+ Blackberry App World
	+ Amazon – Was this review helpful article about it
* Street View in Houghton
	+ Pole leaning against front of the house
	+ Boarded up garage window, and board leaning against house
* Workstation that I was talking about when I confused Chuck, It’s called the Emperor and is $40,000, 19″ monitors, pfft
* Radiohead to Testify Against RIAA
* Jackson Pollock’s Death (from wikipedia) – After struggling with alcoholism his entire life, Pollock’s career was cut short on August 11, 1956 at 10:15pm when he died in a single-car crash in his Oldsmobile convertible while driving under the influence of alcohol.
* Ed Gein Wikipedia Page
* Gimpy from Undergrads who looks like Shamwow Guy
* HCWDB story about shamwow Guy
* Are we headed into an era of “dumb tech?”

## Additional Notes

Ryder Farting — Yes it’s real! “The Game” is a game you play everytime you fart. If you fart and nothing comes out, you ‘win’ if you fart and something does come out, you ‘lose’
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Black market glute enhancements lead to a rash of hospitalizations. William Shatner starts a new social network. Sean Penn shows a little bit of crazy towards a reporter. We discuss a Millenium-Falcon-shaped sex toy, a look back at the Dotcom boom and bust. Are we entering an age of online grocery shopping? 79% of adults believ that web access is a fundamental right. Sex.com is for sale again. Plus, the Fark Headline of the Week and our Off-Air Discussion topic.

## Links

* Black market butt enhancements lead to hospitalizations
* William Shatner Takes On Social Networking
* Sean Penn Wants Reporters Jailed for Calling Chavez 'Dictator'
* "You Came With That Thing? You're Braver Than I Thought."
* The new age of online grocery shopping
* 10 Years After: A Look Back at the Dotcom Boom and Bust
* 79 percent of adults believe web access is a 'fundamental right'
* Wikibooks Cryptography Textbook
* Sex.com for sale
* http://twitter.com/crthomas42/status/10339884092
* Future Hard Drive Upgrades Will Slow Down XP Users
* Universal Gadget Wrist Charger
* Survival Straps Bracelet

## Fark Headline of the Week

* Remember the silly story about the zebra trotting around downtown Atlanta? Well that zebra was euthanized. Enjoy your weekend
* Psycho killer...signs himself...out of the ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-hospital, then he...runs runs runs runs, runs runs runs away
* You should pick wine over mineral water if you want to lose weight, pants

## Off-Air Discussion

Would you buy groceries online and what would you buy?
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### Episode

http://whatstherumpuspodcast.com/2012/04/23/episode-96-give-me-your-sweet-candy/

### Audio

[1]

Play Frogger with real traffic and fake frogs. DirecTV pulls a bonehead move and locks out a lot of their customers from their content. Assassin's Creed may have blatantly ripped off it's content. A bicyclist uses GPS to create meta art. Man gets arrested for going through TSA checkpoint naked. A group in the U.K. try to make coding more accessible to kids. All this and this weeks Epic Fail, Oh Asia You So Crazy, and Ryder Says Things.

## Links

* 5th Ave. Frogger Lets You Play Classic Frogger With Real Time Traffic Data From 5th Avenue
* DirecTV turns on DRM, breaks peoples' home theaters
* Employers Demanding Facebook Passwords? Nope
* Sci-Fi Author Aims To Block Assassin’s Creed 3 Release, Claims It Infringes On His Copyright
* Biker Uses GPS For Line Art, Makes Baltimore His Own Personal Etch-A-Sketch
* Man Protests TSA With Nudity
* Code Club - An After School Club to teach kids how to code
* First episode of HBO's Girls on YouTube

## Epic Fail!

Facebook Picture of Guy Siphoning Gas From Police Car Gets Him Arrested, As it Should’ve

## Oh Asia, You So Crazy!

* New Trend Brings Meaningless English Phrases to Chinese Tattoos
* http://www.weirdasianews.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/engrish-shirts-3.jpg

## Ryder Says Things

perspicacity - The human faculty or power to mentally grasp or understand clearly.
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Did Netflix's price hike kill their business? Nope! Chuck Testa! The U.S. Constitution is now available in a Facebook-likeable format. An unfortunate typo causes the hero of a romance novel to have an "accident" on his lovers floor. Heard of the bleeoo project? It's an oral history of modems. The Peepoo is a personal, single-use, self-sanitising, fully biodegradable toilet that prevents feces from contaminating the immediate area as well as the surrounding ecosystem. Rent out your toilet to strangers using Cloo'. Buddhist monks destroy a Muslim shrine in Sri Lanka. Indie devs upload their own games to the Pirate Bay. Judge rules that employees can't be fired for Facebook complaints. Obama admin wants hackers charged as mobsters. Plus, Science News for the week.

## Links

* Official Ojai Valley Taxidermy TV Commercial
* Netflix Expecting 1 Million More Customers To Flee Following Price Hike
* The Likeable Constitution
* Typo in romantic novel causes bowel movement during love scene
* Threw It On The Ground
* the bleeoo project :: an oral history of modems
* The Peepoo
* Rent Out Your Toilet with Cloo'
* Buddhist monks destroy Muslim shrine in Sri Lanka
* Indie Devs Upload Their Own Game To The Pirate Bay
* Employees Can't Be Fired for Facebook Complaints, Judge Says
* Obama Admin Wants Hackers Charged As Mobsters
* Did the CIA Do Enough to Protect Bin Laden's Hunter?

## Science News

Engineers invent a magnetic fluid pump with no moving parts
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Jack Thompson's up to his wacky shennanigans again! This time he attacks Activision's CEO for a speech he made. We find out whether you can charge an iPhone with oranges or not. A company has developed a way to identify a user strictly by their typing cadence. Because of Toyota's epic fubar and recall, you can now find fun commemorative products poking fun at Toyota - like the TiRD mug. Can a pickle be more popular than Nickelback? This year marks the 20th anniversary of Photoshop. We show you how to escape the clutches of Google. All this, plus the Question of the Week and the Fark Headline of the Week.

## Links

* Activision CEO Bobby Kotick's full DICE speech, Jack Thompson says 'Gotcha!'
* How many oranges does it take to charge an Apple?
* Typing 'cadence' used to identify authorized database users, lock everyone else out
* Brisco County
* TiRD-Covered Mugs Commemorate Toyotapocalypse
* [http://beernews.org/2010/02/bloggers-sound-off-on-brewdog-sink-the-bismarck/ Bloggers sound off on BrewDog Sink! Schorschbr�u 45% coming soon]
* Arizona school bus gains WiFi, students suddenly chill out and get productive
* Can this pickle get more fans than Nickelback? YES! WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!
* http://twitter.com/rmstep/statuses/9454810653
* Using Facebook or Twitter 'could raise your insurance premiums by 10pc'
* #BargainBinGames
* The Greatest Business Card Ever
* 20 Years of Adobe Photoshop
* How To: Escape From Google's Clutches, Once and For All

## Fark Headline of the Week

* At risk fish pulled from up to 1900 supermarkets. Lack of decent after school programs to blame.
* New survey discovers most men would prefer to marry a woman with a pleasant nature than a supermodel. In other news, most men are taking surveys with their wives standing right next to them.
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Remember when your mother told you not to use the radio in the tub? Maria Barbu doesn't! The Pirate Bay's has a new project. We'll also talk about the c64 twitter client. California is making a move to online textbooks. Tune in to hear more, plus find out what this week's Fark Headline of the Week is!

## Links

* Girl dies Tweeting in Tub
	+ Yahoo Article
	+ The Physical Effect of Electrocution
	+ Fark Headline
* The Pirate Bay hatches new streaming video site (sort of)
	+ Ars Technica Article
	+ Videobay
	+ Piratebay sold
* Advertising During The Simpsons More Expensive on Hulu than on TV
* Cablevision remote DVR stays legal: Supremes won’t hear case
* Google to Allow Number Porting
	+ Lifehacker Article
	+ Grand Central
* Notorious Phone Phreaker gets 11 Years for Swatting
	+ Article at The Register
	+ “Swatting”
	+ “Ghost riding”
* Linksys WRT160NL Is Fully Linux Powered, 802.11n, and Acts As Media Server
	+ Gizmodo Article
	+ DD-WRT
	+ This is relevant to my interests
	+ Sheeva Plug
* c64 twitter client
	+ Hack-a-Day Article
	+ Twitter
	+ commodore64
	+ Video
	+ The Wall of Sheep
	+ Hak5 at the Diggnation Meetup in NYC
	+ Jasager
* California to Move to Online Textbooks
* New York Deli Sandwiches
	+ Mitch Hedberg Sandwiches
	+ Picture of my sandwich
* Apple Bans RSS Reader Due to Bad Word in Feed Links

## Fark Headline of the Week

* Man arrested for dressing up as his dead mother. What a psycho
* Man rescued after trapping himself on island. What a maroon

## Additional Notes

* @shawnp0wers!
* This is the first episode recorded after Adrian moved to New York.
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HUD glasses, self-sanitizing water bottles, and 3D robot dinosaurs, oh my! We discuss these topics, plus is there a Kickstarter for Porn? All this, plus this week's Epic Fail, Oh Asia You So Crazy, a Recent Study, and the Question of the Week makes a triumphant return!

## Links

* Google HUD Glasses Will Be On Your Face By The End Of 2012
* @shawnp0wers
* How to Pronounce Hors d'oeuvres
* How to Pronounce Haute Couture
* How to Pronounce Ng
* How to Pronounce Faux Pas
* Perumalsamy Namperumalsamy
* Brian Fellows Safari Planet Part 1
* Ruu Juu
* Extremely British - Don' you go Rounin' Roun to Re Ro
* Apple Scotland - iPhone commercial for Siri
* Gone In 60 Seconds: UV Light Water Bottle Makes Any Water Drinkable In A Minute
* Found on the Internet: A Water Bottle that Purifies its Contents
* Xeroxiraptor: Boffins to print 3D robot dinosaur
* Dead Beat (The Dresden Files) by Jim Butcher
* Offbeatr is a Kickstarter for Porn
* Lust for Love (feature film)
* Study Shows Throttling Unlimited Data Plans Doesn’t Really Affect Network Bandwidth
* https://ting.com/
* Faster-Than-Light Neutrino Being Chalked Up to a Loose Cable
* The Fire Guy
* Google Transit: How (and Why) the Search Giant is Remapping Public Transportation
* MinION - $900 usb-powered DNA sequencer on sale this year
* Emperor Norton
* Guy Wants To Break Sound Barrier With No Vehicle
* Couple Has Sex While Skydiving (Very NSFW)
* Funny Videos - German Nudist Sky Diving (NSFW)
* Reporter Tracks Down Notoriously Racist Internet Troll
* Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Kick Some Ass
* Kickstarter To Outfund National Endowment for the Arts
* Reason.tv: 3 Reasons Not to Fund Art with Taxes (& Yes, There's a Weiner Connection!)
* Paula Dean riding a stick of butter a la Dr Strangelove

## Epic Fail!

Good Work, Detective: Cop Chases After Himself

## Oh Asia, You So Crazy!

Japanese Restaurant Employs Monkey Waiters

## Recent Studies

* Facebook profile beats IQ test in predicting job performance
* Tobias Fünke: The Man Inside Me
* Mahna Mahna
* Mahna Mahna by Cake
* Mahna Mahna by Mr Mo

## Question of the Week

Given the opportunity to get a pair of Google's HUD glasses, what would be their most important use for you?
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### Episode

http://whatstherumpuspodcast.com/2012/03/04/episode-89-drunk-on-champagne-and-weird-bread

### Audio

[1]

Find out how Futurama's Bender became the head of the Washington D.C. School Board. A Frenchman sues Google. Are Railgun's close to being a reality? The Chinese public wreck Google Plus for the rest of us. Facebook is spying on us. Go grocery shopping with a cart that follows you around. All this, plus an Epic Fail, Oh Asia You So Crazy, and a Recent Study. Plus, we introduce a new segment: Ryder Says Things.

## Links

* Voting System Test Hack Elects Futurama's Bender To School Board
* Frenchman Sues Google Over Street View Shot of Him Peeing in His Garden
* The Military’s Super Shipwrecking Railgun Just Got Really Real
* Chinese flood Obama site after Google Plus block lifted
* http://www.blubrry.com (Not a paid sponsorship)
* Facebook spies on phone users' text messages, report says
* Oxygen Found Around Saturn's Moon Dione
* Dione definition
* Introducing the Smarter Cart
* Chaotic Moon Labs' Board of Awesomeness
* Pew: 53% of U.S. Cellphone Owners now Have Smartphones (Pew Pew Internet)
* In the future, everything will be a coffee shop
* Ship Literally Drops Anchor on the Internet, Throttles Access in Six Countries

## Epic Fail!

* Autocorrect Mistake Locks Down Georgia Middle, High School
* How to Use Predictive Text Swearing

## Oh Asia, You So Crazy!

Chinese Daredevil Balances 23 Benches on His Teeth

## Recent Studies

Flesh-eating Bacteria Inspires Highly Selective Instant Adhesive
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* Minuum
* Heml.is
* Defcon: The Documentary
* Linode
* Anti-abuse campaign uses lenticular printing to show different ad to adults, children
* British Burglar Gives Police The Runaround, Expands House Arrest Area To Whole Block
* One-Time Pad Reinvented to Make Electronic Copying Impossible
* With Ubiquity, Sears is Turning Shuttered Stores into Data Centers
* Drexel Student Hires Himself For An Internship With His Own Game Company
* Motorola shows off insane electronic tattoo and 'vitamin authentication' prototype wearables
* Game designer Jason Rohrer designs a game meant to be played 2,000 years from now, hides it in desert
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A Cambridge computer has identified the most boring day in history. A woman claims ownership of the sun. Netflix is willing to pay $100,000 per episode for new TV. Find out how quickly you can use up your Verizon LTE data allowance. A new burlesque show will desecrate your childhood. Root your Nook to turn it into a cheap Android tablet. All this and the Fail of the Week, the Study of the Week, and this week's "Oh Asia, You So Crazy!"

## Links

* Cambridge Computer IDs World's Most Boring Day
* Woman Claims Ownership of the Sun
* Netflix Willing to Pay $100,000 Per Episode for New TV Episodes
* How to Make Google Translate Beatbox
* Google Autocomplete Redefines US Map
* Is the Internet Sustainable When Everyone On Earth Uses Over 3 Gigabytes of Data Per Day?
* THE RAMENRATER
* You Could Use Up Your Verizon LTE Data Allowance In Just Half an Hour
* L337 Speak: Video Game Dictionary Of Idioms
* Desecrating Childhoods: Muppet Burlesque
* Root Your Nook to Turn It Into a Cheap Android Tablet

## Fail of the Week

Fire Leads Police Chief To 'Most Grisly Murder Scene In His 35 Years In Law Enforcement'

## Oh Japan, You So Crazy!

Super Terrific Japanese Thing: (Old) Maid Cafe
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LulzSecs leader has been arrested, is this the end for the notorious group? More and more employers and colleges are demanding you give them your Facebook password. Reddit forms a PAC to oust Lamar Smith from office, and Mediawiki transfers all their domains away from GoDaddy. Crowdfunding insvestors is moving closer to Congressional approval. Warner has a "quick and easy" way for you to rip your DVDs into DRMed digital media that is neither quick nor easy. NBC will livestream the 2012 Olympics in its entirity for free. MIT offers a certificate in piracy. The U.S. government deems that if your domain is a .com, they have jurisdiction to seize it. The Washington Post hires CmdrTaco of Slashdot fame. Flying swarms of robots may start to provide WiFi to protestors and activists. All this, plus a Recent Study, this week's "Oh Asia, You So Crazy!", and another installment of Ryder Says Things.

## Links

* LulzSec Leader Sabu Unmasked, Arrested and Caught Collaborating
* Report: Employers and Colleges Want Your Facebook Passwords
* Reddit PAC aims to kick SOPA's daddy Lamar Smith out of Congress
* SOPA Still Stings: Wikipedia Officially Ditches GoDaddy
* James' Tweet
* Crowdfunding Moves Closer to Congressional Approval
* Warner wants you to go to a depot and pay to rip your DVDs to DRM-locked formats
* Cory Doctorow - Copyfight in five minutes, with doodles
* NBC and YouTube to Livestream the Entire 2012 Olympics for Free
* MIT Offers Certificates in Piracy
* Uncle Sam: If It Ends in .Com, It’s .Seizable
* Betting on the Future, Washington Post Hires Slashdot Founder
* Flying Swarm Of Robots Gives Protesters And Activists Free Wi-Fi, On The Go
* Jennifer Pahlka: Coding a better government
* The Mohu Leaf Is a Paper-Thin HD Antenna That’s Perfect for Cable Cutters

## Recent Studies

Study suggests breakthrough in organ transplants

## Oh Asia, You So Crazy!

Recycling Toilets into School Desks: Madness or Genius?

## Ryder Says Things

hyaluronic (acid) - a high-molecular-mass polysaccharide found in the extracellular matrix, especially of soft connective tissues.
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This week we talk about the new Star Trek movie, the Icy Hot Stunnaz, and Cash for Clunkers. A high school student is suing Amazon over book deletions. Cold Stone Creamery has developed a no-melt ice cream. A chinese man was beaten to death in an Internet Addiction camp. Find out what the 25 most useful car technologies are and a new way for vending machines to bill you. Plus, this week's Fark Headline of the Week and some Dumbass Apple News. Also, the Slave Leia Appreciation Society... You're Welcome!

## Links

* Ten Most Traded-In And Purchased Cash For Clunkers Cars
	+ Jalopnik Article (via Jalopnik)
	+ Where Cash For Clunkers Money Is Being Spent (via Jalopnik)
* High school student suing Amazon over book-deletions which rendered his study-notes useless (via BoingBoing)
* ‘Take Back the Beep’ Campaign (via NYTimes.com)
* TED Talks
* Cold Stone Creamery's No-Melt Ice Cream Solidifies Dessert Trend
	+ Article via Slashfood
	+ Brit Primary School Under Probe Due To Noise Pollution (via medindia.net)
* Chinese Internet Addiction Camp Beats Teen to Death
	+ Article via Gizmodo
	+ @shawnp0wers
* 25 Most Useful Car Technologies (via Jalopnik)
* Vending Machines Bill You Via Your Veins (via Gizmodo)
* Hooker Laypaerson (via newbostonnews.com)
* Fark Headline
* Skidmark Bomb (NSFW) (via Thisisphotobomb.com)
* Gyllenhaal Bomb (via Thisisphotobomb.com)
* Dance Floor, Urinal. Same Thing Bomb (NSFW) (via Thisisphotobomb.com)
* Scammer Plants a Fake ATM At Defcon 17 (via Slashdot)
* The Slave Leia Appreciation Society (via Flickr)

## Dumbass Apple News

* Netflix rumored to be bringing Watch Instantly to iPhones, skepticism advised (via Engadget)
* FCC queries AT&T, Apple on Google Voice iPhone app rejection (via Engadget)
* AT&T's fear of the iPhone (via adrianhannah.net)

## Fark Headline of the Week

Two women injured in yogurt-hose accident, as the list of colorful terms for male genitalia grows yet again
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What would you do if you knew you couldn't fail? Skedaddle hides a secret, password-protected file drawer underneath you Mac's desktop. Virtual pets starve after bungled resolution to Second Life. Is itching psychological? Savvy bettors have learned how to beat the Massachusetts lottery. A vindictive Walmart security guard accused a couple of shoplifting, gets husband deport, wife fired, and costs the couple their house and car. PLus, the Study of the Week and this week's "Oh Asia, You So Crazy!"

## Links

* PostSecret: Sunday Secrets
* "What Would You Attempt to Do If You Knew You Could Not Fail?"
* The Blog of Tim Ferriss
* The Blog of Derek Sivers
* Foundation on Revision3
* Skedaddle Hides a Secret, Password-Protected File Drawer Underneath Your Mac's Desktop
* Virtual pets starve after bungled resolution to Second Life
* Scratching an itch through the scalp to the brain
* Massachusetts Lottery Broken
* Amazon.com: Slap Hat Extreme Self Defense Cap
* Gov’t asks FAA safety inspectors for a big no-interest loan
* Vindictive WalMart erroneously accuses couple of shoplifting, has husband deported, wife fired, costs them house and car

## Oh Asia, You So Crazy!

"Dancing Squid Rice Bowl" a Popular Dish in Japan
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We're broadcasting live now! Wikipedia to start color coding edits. Audi President calls the Chevy Volt "A Car for Idiots." A woman tried to sue Yahoo for the search results of a vanity search. We discuss an alternative to phone numbers and the dangers of Jessica Biel. There's a new 2 TB hard drive on the market! SpaceX will replace the Space Shuttle for ISS resupply. A Chinese farmer builds a helicopter... out of wood. The Huffer has been arrested again. WPA is crackable in less than 60 seconds. The Internet turned 40. What's the Green Power Ranger up to these days? Research is being done on adding augmented reality to contact lenses. All this plus the Question of the Week and the Fark Headline of the Week.

## Links

* What's the Rumpus? Live!
* Wikipedia to Color Code Untrustworthy Text
* Audi President Calls The Volt "A Car For Idiots"
* Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood to Audiophiles: Simmer Down
* Don't like the result of vanity searches? Don't sue Yahoo
* Why we don’t need phone numbers
* Jessica Biel Most Dangerous Celeb In Cyberspace
* Caviar Black gets 2TB model
	+ Article via The Register
	+ Dropbox
	+ Backblaze
* Space Shuttle To Be Replaced By SpaceX For ISS Resupply
* Fearless Chinese Farmer Builds Dubious "Working" Helicopter Using Wood, Massive Cojones
* I wonder if all of the nights I blacked out will be revealed to me when I die. Have you ever thought about that?
* ‘Huffer’ Arrested Again
* USS Enterprise Dog
* WPA keys gone in 60 seconds
	+ Article via the Register
	+ WEP on wiki
	+ WPA on wiki
* Happy 40th birthday, Internet
* NFL to Let the Cowboys Keep Their Punt-Blocking HD Screen In Place
* The Green Ranger Is Now a Mixed Martial Arts Fighter -- No, Seriously
* Breaking: Govenor Schwarzenegger Keeps Conan's Sword in his Office
* The Creators of The Luxo Lamp Are Suing Pixar
* Augmented Reality In a Contact Lens
	+ Article via Slashdot
	+ BMW's Augmented Reality Glasses Remake Mere Man Into Master Mechanic

## Question of the Week

* Regarding the embedded contact lense display and DIY goggles, if it were available would you get it and what would you use it for?

## Fark Headline of the Week

* Fire officials in SoCal wildfires: "GTFO." Residents: "STFU." Fire: "NOM NOM NOM." Residents: "OMG." Fire department: "DIAF"
* Good news: it's now okay if Uruguay in Uruguay
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## Links

* Wikipedia editors take down meticulously researched and cited article about the 17th century Dutch-Indian war known as the "Bicholim Conflict" after discovering it never actually happened
* French ISP Free updates its DSL modems with an ad blocker that's enabled by default
* Sony Releases Major Album Solely To Extend Copyright Protection
* Politician holds a gun buy-back program to enhance his collection
* Inception: a tool for compromising the slumber of computers with full-disk encryption
* Google adds 'free for print subscriber' option to Play Store magazines
* Father Hires In-Game "Hitmen" To Deter Son From Playing
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Google is caught misbehaving by Kenyan startup Mocality. Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo. Reddit has decided to turn their SOPA Blackout into a Learn-In. A new drug has been developed that may keep you sober no matter how much you’ve had to drink. Amazon will begin collecting Indiana sales tax starting in 2014. Matt’s dream device – A virtual reality helmet that runs Android. Japan’s trend in “boob” gadgets increases. Scientists have found a way to use salmon DNA to create data storage devices that could be cheaper than their inorganic coutnerparts.

## Links

* Google Caught Misbehaving by Kenyan Startup
* Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo
* Reddit Turning SOPA Blackout into a Learn-In
* New Drug May Keep You Sober No Matter How Much You’ve Had to Drink
* Amazon to Collect Indiana Sales Tax in 2014
* CES 2012 – SmartGoggles Virtual Reality Helmet

## Oh Asia, You So Crazy!

Boob Gadgets from Japan: Keeping ‘Abreast’ of Popular Trends
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Chuck and Adrian went to see Inception right before recording so they talk about that for a while. They talk about the John Stamos extortion scandal that occurred in Michigan. Charlie Sheen likes hookers. All this and more!

## Links

* Inception
* The Matrix
* Children of Men
* The Usual Suspects
* 19th Century Porn
* John Stamos Michigan Extortion
* Comic-Con 'Eye Stabbing' Leaves 1 Injured, 1 Jailed
* Westboro Baptist Church's Comic-Con Protest Counter-Protested By Superhero Opposition
* Facebook Would-Be Owner Says He Owes His Claim to Arrest
* Bugatti Veyron Super Sport: The World’s New Fastest Car
* SSC Ultimate Aero
* Teenager Turns Cell Phone Into Porsche On Craigslist
* Apple as religious experience
* Fanboyism and Brand Loyalty
* BMW M-series
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This week we discuss "old media" vs "new media."

## Links

* Stats: Old Media’s Decline, New Media’s Ascent
* Old media vs. New media, and the future of American journalism
* New Media Versus Old Media
* Old Media vs. New Media: Battle to the death? | Old Media, New Tricks
* Old Vs. New Media: The Future Is A Feedback Loop - Tom Cunniff - MediaBizBloggers - Tom Cunniff - MediaBizBloggers.com - Jack Myers
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## Links

* xkcd's 13-Gigapixel Webcomic
* IOS6 maps fail so hard, a Tumblr is born
* Open-Dyslexic is a new open sourced font created to increase readability for readers with dyslexia.
* 'Gangnam Style' breaks Guinness World Record for most YouTube likes
* Richard Branson hopes to send hundreds of thousands of people into suborbital space in next 20 years, and start a colony on Mars in his lifetime.
* Rackspace sued for hosting GitHub
* Former Reddit programmer hit with 9 more felony charges in MIT hacking case
* Syrian Rebels Hack Together Digital Cameras To Replace Machine Gun Scopes
* Kickstarter bans product renderings, requires project owners to be open about risk
* Hotmail: Your password was too long, so we fixed it for you

## Recent Studies

* Mother-to-daughter womb transplant 'success' in Sweden

## Epic Fail!

* Texas mom sues police after arrest for allowing kids to play outside

## Oh Asia, You So Crazy!

* Criminal Charges For Tokyo Artist Who Cooked And Served His Own Genitals
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Chuck's microphone is mistaken for a bomb by the TSA. Jailbreaking the iPhone has now been deemed legal. A vulnerability has been found in WPA2. DefCon badges let hackers do battle using digital ninjas. A Nigerian scammer gets the laptop he deserves. Scientists create an equation for the perfect handshake.

## Links

* Blue Snowball Mic
* Jailbreaking iPhone Now Legal
* WPA2 Vulnerability Discovered – “Hole 196″ – A Flaw In GTK (Group Temporal Key)
* DefCon Ninja Badges Let Hackers Do Battle
* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9JcOZlMlLY
* Nigerian Scammer Gets the Laptop He Deserves
* 419 Scammers Become Superheroes, Get Own Comic Book
* Scientists Create Equation For a Perfect Handshake
* Superhero Generator Heromachine 2.5
* http://www.thisiswhyyourefat.com/?p=1071
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## Links

* Razer products now comes with spyware, uses Internet all the time, stop working when the connection drops
* How a Reddit Rage Comic Saved a Man's Life
* Microsoft Has Software that will translate your speech into a different language, in your own voice
* The Whisky Sampler Advent Calendar
* Amazon Donates 2,000 Kindles To Wounded Veterans
* New Jersey will let citizens displaced by Hurricane Sandy vote by email or fax
* Copyright-Infringing Tweets Will Now Be “Withdrawn” Instead of “Disappeared Forever”
* CBS finally embraces Hulu, signs licensing agreement for over 2,600 episodes
* Towers Of Vegetables Go Up As Singapore Builds First Vertical Farm
* DHS-FBI Bulletin: Indicators of Suspicious Behaviors at Hotels

## Oh Asia, You So Crazy!

* Russian Granny Kills Attacking Wolf With Axe And Bare Hands
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Peter Schiff Opens Hard-Money Bank. Iran Is Quitting the Internet Because It’s Afraid of America. Curiosity landing removed from YouTube after bogus copyright claim by Scripps. The Internet Archive Starts Seeding Over a Million Torrents. MCA’s Will Bars Use of Beastie Boys Songs to Sell Crap. Ukraine Officials Shut Down Demonoid to Impress the US Government. French illegal downloads agency Hadopi may be abolished. Best Buy Founder Makes $8.5 Billion Bid To Take Company Private. Facebook Is Trying Online Gambling. Rest in peace SCO (finally). Ustream Outperformed Cable News During Curiosity Landing

## Links

* Peter Schiff Opens Hard-Money Bank
* Mad Money
* Iran Is Quitting the Internet Because It's Afraid of America [CyberWar]
* Curiosity landing removed from YouTube after bogus copyright claim by Scripps
* The Internet Archive Starts Seeding Over a Million Torrents
* MCA's Will Bars Use of Beastie Boys Songs to Sell Crap
* Ukraine Officials Shut Down Demonoid to Impress the US Government
* French illegal downloads agency Hadopi may be abolished
* Best Buy Founder Makes $8.5 Billion Bid To Take Company Private
* Facebook Is Trying Online Gambling
* Rest in peace SCO (finally)
* Ustream Outperformed Cable News During Curiosity Landing
* https://twitter.com/michaelshermer/status/232904817524215808
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## Welcome to the What's the Rumpus? Wiki

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This weekly podcast runs the gamut of topics: from tech news to politics, ridiculous internet memes to car news; quite literally letting its audience know what the rumpus is each week. The original hosts (Adrian Hannah, Ryder Step, and Charles Thomas) spend the week finding things on the Internet that they think are interesting and share their opinions on each topic. Everyone brings his own esoteric interests to the table and everyone leaves the table with an opinion.

The origins of this podcast stem back to the trios college days. They would meet on a fairly regular basis at a local bar in Houghton, MI and spend hours discussing things that were of interest to them. After Charles graduated and moved to New York City, the idea of continuing these conversations in podcast format came to fruition.

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In this week’s episode, Adrian and James discuss the takedown of Megaupload and the raid of Kim Dotcom’s “lair”. Anonymous shows what they think of the Megaupload takedown. As if you hadn’t heard enough about SOPA, over 7000 sites participated in an Internet Blackout on Wednesday Jan 18th. The repercussions of Wikipedia’s blackout were felt all across Twitter.

In the back half of the show, the Russian space program discusses a joined moon base with NASA and the ESA. In the past we’ve seen manufacturiing jobs move from the US to Asia, now we’re seeing a trend of R&D jobs moving in the same direction. Google has some detractors in India: this week they vandalize the OpenStreetMap project and have also been linked to the Mocality scandal we discussed last week. New York City takes an innovative approach to college prep: Software Engineering High School. Adrian and James both agree that they would have tried to go there if they were still in high school.

This week, Japan is so crazy! A store selling women’s clothing and accessories has decided to use an interesting ploy to draw in customers… We’ll call it “colorful language.”

## Announcements

* BasementCast 3 will be held at 4pm EST on 11-Feb-2012 in the basement of 1201 College Ave, Houghton, MI (Link to Facebook Event)
* Submit and vote for link at http://whatstherumpus.reddit.com/

## Links

* Internet's Dr Evil sprang electronic locks in his 'Bond villain lair' and retreated to safe room as police swooped
* Anonymous downs government, music industry sites in largest attack ever
* Internet Blackout: 7,000 Sites Join Wikipedia
* Star Wars: Uncut
* https://twitter.com/herpderpedia
* Russia in talks to build permanent base on Moon
* U.S. losing high-tech jobs, R&D dominance to Asia
* Troubling Google Contractor Allegedly Caught Vandalizing Open Street Map (Updated)
* New York City gets a Software Engineering High School

## Oh Asia, You So Crazy!

Store in Japan Employs Colorful Language to Advertise Sale

## Additional Notes

* Callback to the Mocality story from Episode 82
* Callback to the Wikipedia vandalism from Episode 20