TechFan Podcast 504 - Hybrid Decisions
David asks at Tim a big questions - does he like Apple more or less than he used to? Also, HP wants to pay to print, ROKU goes off the rails, Reddit decides to sell data, and Tim goes Hybrid.
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Tim and David finally take a look at the latest from Apple, the new Mac Studio. Is it finally time to upgrade your Mac? Also, the collapse of E3, Roku fixing dialog, and dinosaurs! Wait, what?
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