2 chapters across the catalog
As the podcast approaches its 1000th episode, the hosts reflect on the decline of physical Christmas cards compared to the 1990s. Plans for the milestone show are being developed, emphasizing the "Value for Value" model that has sustained the program through nearly a decade of broadcasting.
The hosts reminisce about early Research In Motion (RIM) messaging devices from the mid-1990s, which used high-wattage PC cards to send emails. Curry describes a flight where he and a colleague sent messages back and forth from their seats, potentially causing the pilot to report navigation system issues. They discuss the high levels of radio frequency (RF) interference emitted by early portable electronics like CD players.
