• Brett Kelly:
    I need a Mac app to create a podcast (create XML, upload media, etc.). Podcast Maker is out of date. What?s your favorite?
  • Josh Centers:
    At , we use a Doug Adams AppleScript called PodBOT to handle all of that. :-)

Best thing about Doug Adams’ AppleScripts is how they wrap the whole thing in a Somebody Else’s Problem field.

  • Rich Siegel:
    Unreproducible bug has been reproduced and squashed flat. /flex KNEEL BEFORE ZOD

You forced it to mate before dying? What kind of bug was it, a mantis?

  • Rich Siegel:
    I said “reproduced”, not “duplicated”. I’m not *completely* heartless. :-)

  • Christopher Soghoian:
    “If the news reports are true about my employer sharing data on all customers with the NSA, I’ll quit” said no Verizon/AT&T executive, ever.

  • Alan Sepinwall:
    Watching Rockford Files on Netflix. Like many ’70s shows, each hour opens w/trailer for the ep. Would cause spoiler apoplexy today.

Worked for BSG.

  • John Scalzi:
    I see a lot of people angling for Tilda Swinton, but if we’re going to go that direction for the Doctor: EMMA THOMPSON, PEOPLE.

If you’re going to talk Thompson, we also have to ask for Fry and Laurie involvement.

  • Glenn Fleishman:
    What is the best place to get a one-off T-shirt done with high quality over the Internet for 1-1,000 quantity for individual ordering?
  • Glenn Fleishman:
    T-shirt clarification: place where I can sell a one-off shirt that people can order individually?
  • Chuq Von Rospach:
    I know cafepress does that.
  • Chris Breen:
    I?d suggest you order more than 1,000 ?Glenn is my Co-pilot? shirts.

The answer to this could be an excellent article. Assuming doesn’t want it….

Personally, I’d need a much better definition of “glenning” before I’d stick him in the cockpit of my Cessna.

Every review of Cafepress I’ve ever read says high prices, low quality.

  • Glenn Fleishman:
    Sorta my concern. I like Teespring?s model of crowdshirting.

Crowdshirting? Is that a thing now?

  • erika owens:
    people who make an effort to include other people in conversation are the best kind of people. it does not go unnoticed.

Are you the type who gets left out of conversation? Not the impression I had.

  • erika owens:
    I’m really good at being awkwardly quiet in groups of people I don’t know well. It’s great when people actively include others.

I realized after posting that you might act differently when you’re running the session with an overhead….

I’m a reforming extrovert who tended to talk too much with new people. Learned that getting people to talk is more interesting.

  • erika owens:
    that is sorta the trap I get stuck in now, want to hear about other people and it mostly turns to silence from me. Whoops.

Not a trap unless there’s something you know you *want* to say. Only a problem when you feel left out, not same as being quiet.

The trick is paying attention to whether you’re talking/listening out of habit, or because it’s what you *want* to be doing.

I still have a bad habit of talking because it’s “my turn”, but working on breaking it…

  • Josh Centers:
    Boggles my mind how quickly some people are to attack Snowden and defend the NSA.

Always the case. Can’t think of a single era in US history when the whistleblower wasn’t pilloried first.