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Oct 2024

29m 59s

576: Artisanal Yogurt

About this episode

Our experiences with Passkeys and thoughts on their upcoming portability, opinions on Threads showing online status by default, views on Amazon's new Kindle lineup including the color model, and our preferred methods and platforms for consuming news.

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Lisa Schmeiser and Chris Lawley

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