Week in News: Police officers fired in California after abusing privacy through large databases. Microsoft gives to OpenStreetMap, Lyle plays with HoloLen, Supercomputers and Linux, and #FamilesBelongTogether bot attack. And a long form discussion on software/apps/programs performance and change over history with a bit about Podcasting software.

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• The California Attorney General’s Office Says It’s Finally Taking Database Abuse Seriously—But Time Will Tell | Electronic Frontier Foundation
• GeekSpeak Episode: Swimming in a Sea of Internet Fraud
• Microsoft releases 125 million building footprints in the US to the OpenStreetMap community
• Microsoft HoloLens | The leader in mixed reality technology
• ​Supercomputers: All Linux, all the time
• Applications - the transition
• Clowns (video game) - Wikipedia
• Lode Runner Web Game
• Choplifter - Wikipedia
• Adobe Photoshop - Wikipedia
• Our software must get better | Seth's Blog
• Hardware is sexy, but it’s software that matters | Seth's Blog
• Audio Editing (rambling)
  • ZoomH6 – Video: GeekSpeak Audio Recording Setup using the ZoomH6
  • Adobe Audition
  • Ferite Recording Studio iPad Software
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• Patron, Weekly, Joy
• California's new data privacy law the toughest in the US
• Descript - Transcription and Audio Editing
• MacPaint - Wikipedia
• #FamiliesBelongTogether Robotic Attack this Week