Bill relays his experiences setting up Myth TV on his Linux box.

Rick mentions the New York Times article about podcasting and haltingly (due to a bad connection) speculates on the long term plans of the large media companies jumping into podcasting. Where is the money?

Tim talks about Insteon as a replacement of X-10 for home automation and then follows with Salling Software's Clicker for turning your Bluetooth phone into a flexible 2-way remote for your computer.

Bill brings up Hotmail as an example of use of Ajax and then follows with Google Home.

Bill talks about the idea of building a massively-detailed profile from all the things you do online to be used to find things you like from very like-minded people who match your profile.

Rick says Google estimates that it would take 300 years to index all the information they have not already indexed.