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This episode of PhotoGeek’s weekly audio podcast was recorded once again in the offices of Big Trousers.
Michael drops in to the studio for the first time in some months and has a few gadgets up his sleeve.
Hosts include Phil Greenwood, Cameron Tandy from the Herald Sun and Jay Town also from The Herald Sun.
Jay opens up with a bit of a review of his experience with WordPress in building his new site. jaytown.com.au
Microsoft to buy Yahoo and we link to a Flickr group MICROSOFT: KEEP YOUR EVlL GRUBBY HANDS OFF OF OUR FLICKR
We refer to our attempt at a screencast that hopes to describe a quick way to operate Photomatix and Aperture.
Offsite backup and file storage from Amazon S3 using Jungle disk
Cameron “buys” Vista…
We talk about the size of the new Sigma 200-500 f/2.8 EX DG
Available soon the Sigma announces DP1 with Foveon sensor.
Cameron mentions a rumor about another fix for the 1D Mk111.
The last Pentax is to be the K20D DSLR
We are trying to use instapaper to share links.
Epson has launched its PictureMate PM270 4R in India but it may be a useful device.
PhotoGeek Gadgets
The washer and string stabilizer
Photo Stick Camera
“New” Apple 11c unboxing
Manhole cover Mats
Garmin Nuvifone
iHome IH10
Photogeek of the week ( as a geek ) is Inventor and saxophone player Peter Davey has come up with a device that he claims boils water in no time.
Fred Spira, 83, Who Made Photo Gadgets Accessible, Dies Sept last year.
‘Facebook fatigue’ kicks in as people tire of social networks
MacBook Paper – Print your own!
Opening and closing music by Velvedene. We close this week with “Fear your Gods”
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Great podcast – wanted to comment on the question about privacy & security.
Jungle Disk encrypts your data on your machine before uploading using a key that you provide and only you know. Neither Amazon or anyone else can read your files without that key.
The Security Now! Podcast recently featured Jungle Disk and talked in-depth about the security.
http://blog.jungledisk.com/2007/12/20/jungle-disk-on-security-now-podcast/
Thanks for making that point, I was aware of the security procedures on Amazon using Jungle disk and it is the first question I am asked about in relation to offsite backup.