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0:00
Fire and Rain
— Indigo Girls
5:02
For America
— Jackson Browne
10:29
Music
10:40
Circle of Life
— Elton John
16:21
Under the Sea
— Soundtrack - Disney
20:05
Riders on the Storm
— Doors
24:01
Riders on the Storm
— Doors
26:39
(unidentified song)
unidentified
28:55
Yet another period of insanity in America's long history of periods of insanity we I Guess as soon as we had mass communication. It was probably kind of obvious the thing
29:10
We had all these lofty ideals that Jefferson had laid down on us. And man, those were some heavy ideals to try to live up to with the citizens that we brought over from here, there, and everywhere.
29:41
...communism, but at least the people there didn't want to be communi-
29:58
I mean, you can tell that from our behavior. You can tell that by the numbers. Our state religion is capitalism. We believe in the almighty dollar. If you doubt that, just go criticize it a little bit online and see what...
30:30
(unidentified song)
unidentified
32:30
Now, pies are incredible single-board computers. I use a bunch of them. One of the ones is why anyone who might...
32:43
output of a sound card as a stereo mp3 stream and sending it off to my web server. That's the IceCast broadcast where the ding gets archived by wget for future consumption. Another one senses the amount of current flowin...
33:19
there's very little involves anything short of encoding video that you can't do with these things i run my sequel
33:29
They're definitely up to the challenge of serving, you know, a static website to hundreds of people at a time, or a dynamic one to maybe ten. But it's more profitable to write it off as a loss and destroy them than it is...
34:12
are intimate spread spectrum I don't think she really knew how
34:28
piano roll yes mechanical spread spectrum system that pretty much guaranteed it had to be on the full-size submarine because it wasn't gonna fit on anything smaller however thanks to heavy we have this encoding scheme th...
35:18
seeing various bits about how it underpins pretty much all RF that we do anything with these.
35:34
(unidentified song)
unidentified
36:58
I have to think that most of their thoughts about humans are, we are deeply confused. I mean, we're obviously the output of an algorithm, an evolutionary algorithm as it happens, one that we've reverse engineered pretty ...
37:22
I'm sure my various listeners are aware of the fact...
37:29
There's RNA surgery on babies, which speaks to it.
37:37
And the resulting babies are out there walking around when they would have had a genetic disease that I think would have guaranteed they weren't. It speaks to a high level of understanding of how the Psalm works. But if ...
38:14
would use an evolutionary algorithm to design a body, while encouraging people to wear it during the design process. This is not an insurmountable problem.
38:47
(unidentified song)
unidentified
39:52
(unidentified song)
unidentified
42:02
Music
42:14
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For