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    #26: A Miasma of Floating Pixels

    October 19th, 2017 · 67 minutes

    Windows 10 gets an update, the choice between compatibility and security, the future of Microsoft, and Wi-Fi security gets KRACKed wide open.

    Guest Starring: Glenn Fleishman and Lisa Schmeiser

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    Links and Show Notes

    Microsoft shows off its Fluent Design changes to Windows 10 - The Verge
    What is Windows 10 Fall Creators Update? Everything you need to know about Microsoft's big upgrade - TechRepublic
    Windows 10 Creators Update | Here's what we like in the latest OS | Windows Server content from SuperSite for Windows
    The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update bets big on mixed reality
    Microsoft's Surface Book 2 has more power and a new 15-inch size - The Verge
    Wi-Fi security has been breached, say researchers - The Verge
    Serious flaw in WPA2 protocol lets attackers intercept passwords and much more | Ars Technica
    Wi-Fi Security Flaw Not As Bad As It’s KRACKed Up To Be - TidBITS
    KRACK Attacks: Breaking WPA2
    Apple Watch notification helps save man's life: 'It would have been fatal' 
    How my Apple Watch's heart rate monitoring saved my life | Macworld