In this episode, the podcast covers a range of topics, from Apple's increased bug bounties to the fear of getting in trouble for expressing oneself. The episode starts by discussing Apple's new bug bounty program, which offers rewards of up to $1 million for finding vulnerabilities in its software. The company is also providing certain security researchers with dev devices that have additional capabilities, such as SSH access. The episode then moves on to talk about the 2018 MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models, which can be turned on by pressing any key on the keyboard or the trackpad. The new LG 5K display is also discussed as an alternative to the Apple Pro Display XDR. The episode then takes a turn to discuss a more personal topic - the fear of speaking out and the consequences of being fired for doing so. The host explores the idea of taking risks and being true to oneself, highlighting the importance of standing up for what one believes in. The host encourages listeners to embrace their authenticity and not fear the consequences, emphasizing the power of speaking up and making a difference. The episode concludes by urging listeners to take action and not let fear hold them back. Overall, this episode offers a mix of tech news and personal reflection, encouraging listeners to be true to themselves and make a difference in the world.

• John's cheese-grater update
  • NiCad battery
    • NiCad battery example
  • Hunt's 100% Natural Tomato Ketchup
  • Heinz Ketchups
• More on Apple Card
  • Opting out of arbitration for Apple Card
  • Apple Card has no web interface
• Follow-up: JSON streaming
  • Length-prefixed JSON
  • Line-delimited JSON
• Upgrade bets on Marco and John buying the Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR
  • Overcast timestamp link
• Apple at Black Hat
  • Announcement summary
• Apple laptops can turn on by any key or track pad press
• New LG UltraFine 5K Display
• #askatp:
  • What non-Apple tech makes us happy/excited? (via Colin Devroe)
    • BMW i3
    • BMW i8
    • Nissan Leaf
    • Zoom F6
    • Sound Devices
    • DJI Osmo Mobile 3
    • GoPro
    • Honda Accord
    • Sony Cameras
  • Do we use portrait orientation lock on our iPads & iPhones? (via Tom Tubbs)
  • Introducing children to video games, and the correct order of Zelda games (via [the other] David Sparks)
    • Andy Baio's approach
    • OpenEmu
• Post-show: Automattic buying Tumblr
  • The Vergecast: Exclusive: Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg on what's next for Tumblr

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