But before we get there we look at this week's new pair of 0-day flaws which Google fixed in Chrome, we note the arrival of Windows 11 with a yawn and also caution about one known flaw that it's already known to have. This week we, of course, look at the massive global outage that took down all Facebook services for 6 hours yesterday. For the other resources you can either LEFT-CLICK to open in your browser or RIGHT-CLICK to save the resource to your computer. Than the audio files since they are created afterwards.)įor best results: RIGHT-CLICK on one of the two audio icons & below then choose 'Save Target As.' to download the audio file to your computer before starting to listen. (Note that the text transcripts will appear a few hours later We use 'local links' to count downloads, but all of the high-quality full-size MP3 files are being served by AOL Radio.Ī web page text transcript of the episode

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