Topic: Dashboard

John C. Dvorak provides the "Tip of the Day" featuring a universal dust cleaning gel called "Puli Dicki." The product is a reusable goo designed to clean crevices in computer keyboards and car dashboards. Dvorak and Curry discuss the effectiveness of the gel and its availability on platforms like Amazon.

The Department of Transportation launched a new dashboard to track airline commitments regarding meals and hotels for delayed passengers. Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre claimed the initiative has already led to improved service plans from major carriers. However, reports indicate that thousands of flights were still canceled or delayed over the Labor Day weekend, casting doubt on the immediate effectiveness of the dashboard.

The FDA approves the Masimo SafetyNet, a disposable smart wristband and pulse oximeter that monitors a patient's oxygen levels and respiration rate from home. The device sends live data to a clinician's dashboard via a smartphone app. Originally designed for opioid addicts, the technology is now being deployed in 600 hospitals worldwide for COVID-19 monitoring.

The hosts discuss the growth of the No Agenda subreddit and the use of the Attack Vector Dashboard as a promotional tool. It is noted that Sean Hannity's website has stopped linking to the show. Listeners are encouraged to propagate the show's formula to new audiences.

Analysis of aerial and dashboard footage from the Sandy Hook scene shows police officers handling weapons found in a vehicle's trunk. The hosts criticize the procedure of unloading shells at the scene rather than securing the vehicle as evidence. They suggest the footage appears staged for media consumption rather than following standard investigative protocols.

Executive Producer Paul Gallagher contributed $1,111.11 and developed the No Agenda Attack Vector Dashboard. The website, noagenda-board.com, features an API and interactive graphs tracking the frequency of specific show memes and trends. Gallagher's contribution is framed as a "value for value" response to the high-value content provided by the program compared to traditional cable.

Listeners registered several domain names related to recent show topics, including "Center for Strategic Counterterrorism Communications" and "Attack Vector Dashboard." The latter refers to a concept mentioned by former Federal CIO Vivek Kundra, which the hosts joke could be a corporate IT product.

Vivek Kundra promotes a public-facing IT dashboard designed to lift the veil on federal technology expenditures. Critics argue the dashboard merely converts existing, non-transparent data into decorative pie charts without providing substantive new information. Many projects on the dashboard reportedly show zero dollars in spending due to incomplete data reporting.