A curious article claiming that We are in the final years of our internet — I disagree — led to a conversation on Twitter which led, in turn, to me appearing on a podcast.
The podcast in question was in James Purser’s series Purser Explores the World, and the episode was entitled Tomorrow’s Geek.
I ended up talking about my path into geekery via an interest in the space program, railways, and the Angle Park Computing Centre; old-school programming styles; my thoughts on how the internet is changing power relationships; my opinion of consumer pseudo-geeks; how future geeks will be hacking DNA and drones, and other stuff.
Also appearing in this episode are network engineer Mark Newton and notable geek Liz Quilty.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 46:12 — 31.7MB)
That audio is precisely as posted by Mr Purser, i.e. I haven’t turned it into my usual Conversations format.
Tags: dna, geek, james purser, liz quilty, mark newton, podcast

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