Accidental Tech Podcast - 694: Potential and Homework

* Pre-show:

* 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 Happy Pride! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

* John and dynamic DNS

* Former & future sponsor Tailscale (but seriously, I’m obsessed —CL)

* Tailscale Funnel

* DynDns.org

* no-ip.org

* Follow-up:

* Ferrari Luce

* John’s remembered video clip of sandwiching the body (extracted by RG)

* John’s EV Stupidity Checklist

* Wassym Bensaid, Chief Software Officer at Rivian, being a dummy

* Bambu’s battle with its users

* They were already in hot water (via Steve Riggins)

* Jose agrees

* Faking alarm reminders (via Ben Smith)

* Moving files between volumes

* Steven Op de beeck demonstrates this with a tiny file and a large file

* Computer UI designer for Her (via Peter Puleio)

* Previously on ATP

* WWDC 2026

* All systems glow

* Wallpaper

* Gurman prediction

* More at MacRumors

* macOS 27, Vision Pro, and Ternus [oh my!]

* Hardware that has been delayed by Siri

* macOS 27 name

* What are we dreading?

* What we’re most excited for?

* What will we miss?

* Ask ATP:

* Why doesn’t Apple just… make its own RAM? (via Brian Webster)

* Joe Lion

* Blake Patterson

* Why isn’t Apple on a reliable cadence for processor releases? (via Ammar)

* Do we collect vintage computers? (via Phil Kim)

* Casey:

* ThinkPad 701C

* ThinkPad T30

* Post-show: Casey wants some advice

* Callsheet

* Channels

* OAuth

* VLAN

* Jellyfin

* Infuse

* SenPlayer (App Store link)

* Tailscale Service

* Members-only ATP Overtime: Nvidia announces RTX Spark

* Previously, the DGX Spark

* This is not a new chip (timestamp link to 55s)

* They’re the same… but not

* Surface Laptop Ultra

* Ars Technica

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