Supercomputer Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/supercomputer Supercomputer is a show with Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli – join in as they figure out how to make sense out of a mess of technology. © 2025 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli f63e2bc5-1ad9-5ae9-87c1-72565480b953 yes Support this podcast on Patreon en Sun, 07 Dec 2025 14:41:13 -0800 Sun, 07 Dec 2025 14:42:19 -0800 http://supercomputer.fm https://img.transistor.fm/q001g-9PnloJVW094hlAarGq0hi3JDluXVwl6jnBpSE/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9zaG93/LzEzMy8xNTMzNjQx/MzI0LWFydHdvcmsu/anBn.jpg Supercomputer http://supercomputer.fm episodic Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Supercomputer is a show with Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli – join in as they figure out how to make sense out of a mess of technology. Supercomputer is a show with Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli – join in as they figure out how to make sense out of a mess of technology.. technology, apple, siri Alex Cox No No See You Later, Nerds 40 40 See You Later, Nerds full 610abf93-15d9-4037-bd49-2849b9047577 https://share.transistor.fm/s/1e8b25f6 Alex and Matthew talk about the close of the beta season – and the close of the show.

Both tried to test iOS as best they could, but bugs and real life took their toll. That being said, Siri Shortcuts and the updates coming soon look to be exciting as ever.

Please stay tuned towards the end of the episode for a raw conversation about the future of Supercomputer.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Alex and Matthew talk about the close of the beta season – and the close of the show.

Both tried to test iOS as best they could, but bugs and real life took their toll. That being said, Siri Shortcuts and the updates coming soon look to be exciting as ever.

Please stay tuned towards the end of the episode for a raw conversation about the future of Supercomputer.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Mon, 09 Sep 2019 21:40:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 4586 Alex and Matthew talk about the close of the beta season – and the close of the show. Alex and Matthew talk about the close of the beta season – and the close of the show. technology, apple, siri No Android Just Smells Like Home (feat. Julia Skott) 39 39 Android Just Smells Like Home (feat. Julia Skott) full 56ceb817-ab9f-4a34-a532-d09a30ad4b04 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6d9b091e Matthew hosts special guest Julia Skott – quite literally in his home. Julia's all about Android, but uses an iPad and Mac, so the two have a lot to talk about. Plus Julia is just a blast.


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Julia starts by explaining how she turned off all of Matthew's lights, then details her relationship with Bixby and her experience with work iPhones. But—thankfully—she's part of the "larger format iOS world" thanks to apps like Procreate and the Apple Pencil. 


Matthew prods Julia about which apps are really keeping her on Android, and she mentions often it's the time cost that prevents major changes. Which of course leads to ways Matthew spends too much effort on projects at the wrong time, before refocusing on the various little apps that still work on Android while iOS breaks compatibility.


Matthew holds his first Android phone in years and examines it as Julia mentions all the little things that make the experience in the face of, say, corporate decisions. Matthew also cedes that much of the customization is baked-in instead of requiring developer adoption, especially since Julia is from Sweden and she quite literally needs products rebuilt with different letters.


Then the conversation steers towards Matthew's accidental but not really but well-meaning iMessage shaming of Julia, which leads to some pondering of how much real-world fallout there actually is over Android vs iOS.


The two head towards the end of the discussion talking about learning iPad by way of necessity for work, the mix of natural intuitiveness alongside gestures you'd almost never discover, and getting moisture in the input of oversized smartphones.


From there, Julia espouses the benefits of her pop socket, Matthew brings back the pinky ledge conversation, and Julia ends with a great point: you can predict what tech might be like, but you can't predict the world and how much people have learned yet.


★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Matthew hosts special guest Julia Skott – quite literally in his home. Julia's all about Android, but uses an iPad and Mac, so the two have a lot to talk about. Plus Julia is just a blast.


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Julia starts by explaining how she turned off all of Matthew's lights, then details her relationship with Bixby and her experience with work iPhones. But—thankfully—she's part of the "larger format iOS world" thanks to apps like Procreate and the Apple Pencil. 


Matthew prods Julia about which apps are really keeping her on Android, and she mentions often it's the time cost that prevents major changes. Which of course leads to ways Matthew spends too much effort on projects at the wrong time, before refocusing on the various little apps that still work on Android while iOS breaks compatibility.


Matthew holds his first Android phone in years and examines it as Julia mentions all the little things that make the experience in the face of, say, corporate decisions. Matthew also cedes that much of the customization is baked-in instead of requiring developer adoption, especially since Julia is from Sweden and she quite literally needs products rebuilt with different letters.


Then the conversation steers towards Matthew's accidental but not really but well-meaning iMessage shaming of Julia, which leads to some pondering of how much real-world fallout there actually is over Android vs iOS.


The two head towards the end of the discussion talking about learning iPad by way of necessity for work, the mix of natural intuitiveness alongside gestures you'd almost never discover, and getting moisture in the input of oversized smartphones.


From there, Julia espouses the benefits of her pop socket, Matthew brings back the pinky ledge conversation, and Julia ends with a great point: you can predict what tech might be like, but you can't predict the world and how much people have learned yet.


★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Fri, 06 Sep 2019 08:05:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3108 Matthew hosts special guest Julia Skott – quite literally in his home. Julia's all about Android, but uses an iPad and Mac, so the two have a lot to talk about. Plus Julia is just amazing. Matthew hosts special guest Julia Skott – quite literally in his home. Julia's all about Android, but uses an iPad and Mac, so the two have a lot to talk about. Plus Julia is just amazing. technology, apple, siri No Interview w/ Greg Pierce, creator of x-callback-url 38 38 Interview w/ Greg Pierce, creator of x-callback-url full 8adb78dc-5f39-4e0d-9340-a6bc0ca2b703 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f5c9638e While Alex was away, Matthew interviewed developer Greg Pierce, creator of Drafts and the x-callback-url spec that kicked off deeper interest in iOS automation.

The show starts with  the basics of deep linking & how URLs are traditionally used, before diving into the good stuff straight from the source.

Greg explains the benefits and drawbacks of early mobile automation, plus potential adoption of what’s soon to come, then covers how he’s using the new Siri Shortcuts capabilities alongside his own automation app Drafts.

He also has thoughts on ways to extend Siri Shortcuts to run from other apps, plus sneaks in some details about what’s coming to Drafts for Mac.
Then Matthew is embarrassed he doesn’t know JavaScript but commits to learning some new tricks, plus shares how almost everything he’s done has gone through Drafts at one point.

Look for updates Drafts for iOS and Mac coming this fall with iOS 13 and macOS Catalina – make sure to sign up for a Drafts Pro subscription too, because it’s well worth your money and you get to support a great guy like Greg too.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> While Alex was away, Matthew interviewed developer Greg Pierce, creator of Drafts and the x-callback-url spec that kicked off deeper interest in iOS automation.

The show starts with  the basics of deep linking & how URLs are traditionally used, before diving into the good stuff straight from the source.

Greg explains the benefits and drawbacks of early mobile automation, plus potential adoption of what’s soon to come, then covers how he’s using the new Siri Shortcuts capabilities alongside his own automation app Drafts.

He also has thoughts on ways to extend Siri Shortcuts to run from other apps, plus sneaks in some details about what’s coming to Drafts for Mac.
Then Matthew is embarrassed he doesn’t know JavaScript but commits to learning some new tricks, plus shares how almost everything he’s done has gone through Drafts at one point.

Look for updates Drafts for iOS and Mac coming this fall with iOS 13 and macOS Catalina – make sure to sign up for a Drafts Pro subscription too, because it’s well worth your money and you get to support a great guy like Greg too.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Fri, 26 Jul 2019 04:00:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 2878 While Alex was away, Matthew interviewed developer Greg Pierce, creator of Drafts and the x-callback-url spec that kicked off deeper interest in iOS automation. While Alex was away, Matthew interviewed developer Greg Pierce, creator of Drafts and the x-callback-url spec that kicked off deeper interest in iOS automation. technology, apple, siri No Your Phone, Your Choice 37 37 Your Phone, Your Choice full 0e0c7c0c-2d4f-47ba-b795-5a884167769e https://share.transistor.fm/s/5e825709 After a few weeks, Alex & Matthew are back to talk about the beta experiences so far. Matthew hung out in Apple Business Chat, Alex gets excited about Automation triggers, and everyone is assigned a book for summer reading.

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Starting out, Matthew tried out Business Chat in Messages for his defunct left AirPod and Alex recommends ear thingies if yours don't fit. This led to a quick aside on the name HomePod.

Matthew's world blends across the iOS beta lines, especially since he needs to  import .shortcut files that can't be added in iOS 13. After drastic measures, Matthew saved all his shortcuts as iCloud links—for his work—and organized them all with own information.

In reference to URL scheme-based shortcuts being irrelevant soon, Alex asks for clarification on what's now possible for apps who want to use Siri Shortcuts. Matthew gives some details before accidentally triggering Siri, which turns into a discussion about how broken the betas are.

Both hosts get into it over the Public Beta – should you install it? Is it responsible to recommend that? Matthew reveals how many radars he's filed in the past, while Alex might be the model beta citizen.

Alex ponders what it means for iPadOS to be its own thing, and Matthew mentions how Pocket didn't take iPad seriously for too long. This leads to mention of Instapaper and an classic improper explanation of what GDPR means, and apps now gone from Shortcuts that might be coming back in iOS 13.

Both your hosts then dive into the Automation trigger capabilities, including what will and won't work in the background – NFC is the most fun so far. This also leads into Personal vs. Home automations & what's new for the Home app, before "in theory" triggers Siri again.

Finally, Matthew assigns the book Atomic Habits to everyone as a summer reading project. Both hosts will be reworking their devices for the new updates and Home Screen shortcuts, so read along too before reconvening to discuss learnings from the book & how the experiments went.

We'll be doing a few guest episodes coming up soon, so stay tuned for those as well. Otherwise, the show is on a slower summer schedule – feel free to tweet us anytime though 😎

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> After a few weeks, Alex & Matthew are back to talk about the beta experiences so far. Matthew hung out in Apple Business Chat, Alex gets excited about Automation triggers, and everyone is assigned a book for summer reading.

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Starting out, Matthew tried out Business Chat in Messages for his defunct left AirPod and Alex recommends ear thingies if yours don't fit. This led to a quick aside on the name HomePod.

Matthew's world blends across the iOS beta lines, especially since he needs to  import .shortcut files that can't be added in iOS 13. After drastic measures, Matthew saved all his shortcuts as iCloud links—for his work—and organized them all with own information.

In reference to URL scheme-based shortcuts being irrelevant soon, Alex asks for clarification on what's now possible for apps who want to use Siri Shortcuts. Matthew gives some details before accidentally triggering Siri, which turns into a discussion about how broken the betas are.

Both hosts get into it over the Public Beta – should you install it? Is it responsible to recommend that? Matthew reveals how many radars he's filed in the past, while Alex might be the model beta citizen.

Alex ponders what it means for iPadOS to be its own thing, and Matthew mentions how Pocket didn't take iPad seriously for too long. This leads to mention of Instapaper and an classic improper explanation of what GDPR means, and apps now gone from Shortcuts that might be coming back in iOS 13.

Both your hosts then dive into the Automation trigger capabilities, including what will and won't work in the background – NFC is the most fun so far. This also leads into Personal vs. Home automations & what's new for the Home app, before "in theory" triggers Siri again.

Finally, Matthew assigns the book Atomic Habits to everyone as a summer reading project. Both hosts will be reworking their devices for the new updates and Home Screen shortcuts, so read along too before reconvening to discuss learnings from the book & how the experiments went.

We'll be doing a few guest episodes coming up soon, so stay tuned for those as well. Otherwise, the show is on a slower summer schedule – feel free to tweet us anytime though 😎

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Tue, 16 Jul 2019 06:40:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3415 After a few weeks, Alex & Matthew are back to talk about the beta experiences so far. Matthew hung out in Apple Business Chat, Alex gets excited about Automation triggers, and everyone is assigned a book for summer reading. After a few weeks, Alex & Matthew are back to talk about the beta experiences so far. Matthew hung out in Apple Business Chat, Alex gets excited about Automation triggers, and everyone is assigned a book for summer reading. technology, apple, siri No A Billion Pockets, Y'all! 36 36 A Billion Pockets, Y'all! full b759f3e1-ca8b-4bdf-9f6d-03d758cdf317 https://share.transistor.fm/s/829fcf51 Alex and Matthew are back from WWDC (for real this time) and are VERY excited about Shortcuts. Alex also briefly shouts about the Mac Pro, and Matthew needs a monitor. 

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Alex and Matthew are back from WWDC (for real this time) and are VERY excited about Shortcuts. Alex also briefly shouts about the Mac Pro, and Matthew needs a monitor. 

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Mon, 17 Jun 2019 11:45:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3919 Alex and Matthew are back from WWDC (for real this time) and are VERY excited about Shortcuts. Alex also briefly shouts about the Mac Pro, and Matthew needs a monitor. Alex and Matthew are back from WWDC (for real this time) and are VERY excited about Shortcuts. Alex also briefly shouts about the Mac Pro, and Matthew needs a monitor. technology, apple, siri No WWDC 2030 Predictions 35 35 WWDC 2030 Predictions full 005841fc-bec8-4d32-8cc6-9a220b25284f https://share.transistor.fm/s/73317d38 Matthew and Alex share their insights into neo-modern Apple from the year 2030.

Listen in as they discuss what to expect from the upcoming WWDC, and reflect on how far things have come since 2019.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Matthew and Alex share their insights into neo-modern Apple from the year 2030.

Listen in as they discuss what to expect from the upcoming WWDC, and reflect on how far things have come since 2019.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Thu, 30 May 2019 13:30:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 988 Matthew and Alex share their insights into neo-modern Apple from the year 2030. Matthew and Alex share their insights into neo-modern Apple from the year 2030. technology, apple, siri No A Freaky Friday Situation 34 34 A Freaky Friday Situation full c36aafcf-e067-4b40-9793-7d62a2f4037a https://share.transistor.fm/s/033aa107 This week, Alex and Matthew realize that they are slowly becoming each other.

Matthew describes his whole interconnected mess of apps, time tracking tools, and shortcuts. Alex only has three emotions. Matthew turned Things into Omnifocus.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> This week, Alex and Matthew realize that they are slowly becoming each other.

Matthew describes his whole interconnected mess of apps, time tracking tools, and shortcuts. Alex only has three emotions. Matthew turned Things into Omnifocus.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Fri, 24 May 2019 15:35:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3102 This week, Alex and Matthew realize that they are slowly becoming each other. This week, Alex and Matthew realize that they are slowly becoming each other. technology, apple, siri No AppleScript Wasn't Born in a Day 33 33 AppleScript Wasn't Born in a Day full 383d07dc-dbb5-49e2-b337-7492a0635980 https://share.transistor.fm/s/0373a3a5 Following last week's after one day, a discussion of Matthew's morning routine sparks discussion about how Apple is changing.


Plus, how order of operations matters, what the intersection of Arts and Technology means, and being funny on the internet.


Alex had so much caffeine. Matthew swallowed a frog.


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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Following last week's after one day, a discussion of Matthew's morning routine sparks discussion about how Apple is changing.


Plus, how order of operations matters, what the intersection of Arts and Technology means, and being funny on the internet.


Alex had so much caffeine. Matthew swallowed a frog.


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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Wed, 15 May 2019 06:00:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3407 Following last week's after one day, a discussion of Matthew's morning routine sparks discussion about how Apple is changing. Following last week's after one day, a discussion of Matthew's morning routine sparks discussion about how Apple is changing. technology, apple, siri No A Little Circle to Poke 32 32 A Little Circle to Poke full d6473b99-8eaf-4678-ae62-ca5ba8d38edb https://share.transistor.fm/s/8a664e57 It’s a real grab bag of topics on this very special Emergency Pod™️. Home screens are rearranged, task management apps are debated, and there are even some challenges assigned.

Matthew hates tapping into folders. Alex got excited about the mafia. Neither of them can say the word “prescient.”

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> It’s a real grab bag of topics on this very special Emergency Pod™️. Home screens are rearranged, task management apps are debated, and there are even some challenges assigned.

Matthew hates tapping into folders. Alex got excited about the mafia. Neither of them can say the word “prescient.”

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Wed, 08 May 2019 09:00:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 4093 It’s a real grab bag of topics on this very special Emergency Pod™️. Home screens are rearranged, task management apps are debated, and there are even some challenges assigned. It’s a real grab bag of topics on this very special Emergency Pod™️. Home screens are rearranged, task management apps are debated, and there are even some challenges assigned. technology, apple, siri No The Notes and Friends We Made Along the Way 31 31 The Notes and Friends We Made Along the Way full be014fc1-d504-4539-afa1-de02df34ea4e https://share.transistor.fm/s/86d6aacd Matthew and Alex finally have The Talk. About notes.

Alex is shocked by text bundles, Matthew spreads his notes' ashes across a bunch of apps, and they both talk about the long-term sustainability of various notes databases.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Matthew and Alex finally have The Talk. About notes.

Alex is shocked by text bundles, Matthew spreads his notes' ashes across a bunch of apps, and they both talk about the long-term sustainability of various notes databases.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Wed, 01 May 2019 08:15:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3632 Matthew and Alex finally have The Talk. About notes. Matthew and Alex finally have The Talk. About notes. technology, apple, siri No Snacking On Digital Minimalism 30 30 Snacking On Digital Minimalism full 6f82e5d1-9d80-411a-ba28-52db0f8c2d7d https://share.transistor.fm/s/4a515b9c This week, Alex and Matthew cover Cal Newport’s new book Digital Minimalism and its impact.

Alex is thirsty, Matthew becomes one with nature, and both recommend different books by women in addition (instead?).

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> This week, Alex and Matthew cover Cal Newport’s new book Digital Minimalism and its impact.

Alex is thirsty, Matthew becomes one with nature, and both recommend different books by women in addition (instead?).

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Tue, 23 Apr 2019 16:45:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3747 This week, Alex and Matthew cover Cal Newport’s new book Digital Minimalism and its impact. This week, Alex and Matthew cover Cal Newport’s new book Digital Minimalism and its impact. Technology, minimalism, Apple No It's Pretty Much All My Fault 29 29 It's Pretty Much All My Fault full 0e397f6a-2abc-4f99-84bb-d752b497f089 https://share.transistor.fm/s/b3792a6a This week, Alex invites a DIFFERENT Matthew onto the show to talk about their home automation setup.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Tue, 16 Apr 2019 08:00:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 2063 This week, Alex invites a DIFFERENT Matthew onto the show to talk about their home automation setup. This week, Alex invites a DIFFERENT Matthew onto the show to talk about their home automation setup. technology, apple, siri No So Mini Problems, So Little Time 28 28 So Mini Problems, So Little Time full e8d0ef16-bbcf-4bb2-aca8-dcf608f6a5a2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/73e13210 Alex and Matthew review the new iPad mini! Find out where the Mini fits in their lives.

Both tried out the Logitech Crayon, integrated it into their workflow, and came to the same conclusion...

(If your version has uneven audio levels, re-download for a fixed track)

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Alex and Matthew review the new iPad mini! Find out where the Mini fits in their lives.

Both tried out the Logitech Crayon, integrated it into their workflow, and came to the same conclusion...

(If your version has uneven audio levels, re-download for a fixed track)

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Tue, 09 Apr 2019 17:45:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 2848 Alex and Matthew review the new iPad mini! Alex and Matthew review the new iPad mini! technology, apple, iPad No Into The Weeds (feat. Rosemary Orchard) 27 27 Into The Weeds (feat. Rosemary Orchard) full 5c86efd5-75c7-4547-a65f-6651463c7230 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ec88a59a The fabulous Rosemary Orchard joins as the first guest on Supercomputer – and she blows your hosts’ minds.

Rose talks about how she became an Automator, Matthew gets convinced to use Airtable again despite Alex’s protests, and everybody loves Drafts.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> The fabulous Rosemary Orchard joins as the first guest on Supercomputer – and she blows your hosts’ minds.

Rose talks about how she became an Automator, Matthew gets convinced to use Airtable again despite Alex’s protests, and everybody loves Drafts.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Tue, 02 Apr 2019 14:30:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3927 The fabulous Rosemary Orchard joins as the first guest on Supercomputer – and she blows your hosts’ minds. The fabulous Rosemary Orchard joins as the first guest on Supercomputer – and she blows your hosts’ minds. technology, Apple, Rosemary Orchard, Siri No Shortcuts 2.2: All About Your Notes 26 26 Shortcuts 2.2: All About Your Notes full b77cd32e-dbb0-4173-9644-16219813ee52 https://share.transistor.fm/s/8d93eca3 Matthew tells Alex all about Shortcuts 2.2 – including a secret hidden in the Notes actions.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Matthew tells Alex all about Shortcuts 2.2 – including a secret hidden in the Notes actions.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Tue, 26 Mar 2019 10:15:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 2050 Matthew tells Alex all about Shortcuts 2.2 – including a secret hidden in the Notes actions Matthew tells Alex all about Shortcuts 2.2 – including a secret hidden in the Notes actions Technology, Apple, Siri, Baidu maps No I Get Most Work Done On My Phone 25 25 I Get Most Work Done On My Phone full 0217fa7f-a318-4018-8dea-e0717ce1d318 https://share.transistor.fm/s/32349ad8 Your hosts discuss the primary computer of most people: their phones.

Alex does most of her work from the phone, Matthew is trying, and both agree that a paired-down version of a desktop app is unacceptable in 2019.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Your hosts discuss the primary computer of most people: their phones.

Alex does most of her work from the phone, Matthew is trying, and both agree that a paired-down version of a desktop app is unacceptable in 2019.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Wed, 20 Mar 2019 07:00:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 2511 Your hosts discuss the primary computer for most people: their phones. Your hosts discuss the primary computer for most people: their phones. Technology, Apple, iPhone No The Video Production Can Of Worms 24 24 The Video Production Can Of Worms full f7102d7f-a4fa-4c9f-a3a3-6dc2fdc7fef1 https://share.transistor.fm/s/05f02ee8 This week, Alex shows Matthew how little he knows about video production.

Alex drops film school knowledge, it becomes clear why Matthew should have stuck with Final Cut, and both fumble around with LumaFusion's limitations.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> This week, Alex shows Matthew how little he knows about video production.

Alex drops film school knowledge, it becomes clear why Matthew should have stuck with Final Cut, and both fumble around with LumaFusion's limitations.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Tue, 12 Mar 2019 16:15:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 4923 This week, Alex shows Matthew how little he knows about video production. This week, Alex shows Matthew how little he knows about video production. technology, apple, video production, youtube No I Have Control Issues 23 23 I Have Control Issues full ff685939-905b-450b-854a-9ff248ef22ac https://share.transistor.fm/s/55afc195 Alex and Matthew discuss the disappearance of Control Center – and how it overlaps with Shortcuts.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Alex and Matthew discuss the disappearance of Control Center – and how it overlaps with Shortcuts.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Tue, 05 Mar 2019 09:00:00 -0800 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3501 Alex and Matthew discuss the disappearance of Control Center – and how it overlaps with Shortcuts. Alex and Matthew discuss the disappearance of Control Center – and how it overlaps with Shortcuts. technology, apple, siri No The Case of the Last Case 22 22 The Case of the Last Case full 57e2ac9b-e515-4f45-ae0c-c6ac4631c6e9 https://share.transistor.fm/s/bde5f741 Alex and Matthew reflect on the month’s Apple-related news, giving the hot takes some room and seeing how we’re feeling after some extra context. Plus, there’s a celebrity appearance.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Alex and Matthew reflect on the month’s Apple-related news, giving the hot takes some room and seeing how we’re feeling after some extra context. Plus, there’s a celebrity appearance.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Tue, 26 Feb 2019 06:00:00 -0800 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 4371 Alex and Matthew reflect on the month’s Apple-related news, giving the hot takes some room and seeing how we’re feeling after some extra context. Plus, there’s a celebrity appearance. Alex and Matthew reflect on the month’s Apple-related news, giving the hot takes some room and seeing how we’re feeling after some extra context. Plus, there’s a celebrity appearance. technology, apple, siri No There Are Many Like It, But This Home Screen Is Mine 21 21 There Are Many Like It, But This Home Screen Is Mine full 72146428-8eb6-46b0-9585-e2ece2f5911a https://share.transistor.fm/s/b59fcb36 Alex and Matthew cover their home screens, so get ready to check show notes.

Both hosts share their general approach to organizing the apps on their "iOS devices", plus why it matters – a little bit at least. Alex has more Shortcuts than Matthew, neither have that great of iPad setups, and both are hoping for more from Apple soon.

Next week we're doing a new segment, so stay tuned.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Alex and Matthew cover their home screens, so get ready to check show notes.

Both hosts share their general approach to organizing the apps on their "iOS devices", plus why it matters – a little bit at least. Alex has more Shortcuts than Matthew, neither have that great of iPad setups, and both are hoping for more from Apple soon.

Next week we're doing a new segment, so stay tuned.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Tue, 19 Feb 2019 07:05:00 -0800 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3583 Alex and Matthew cover how they make sense out of a mess of apps. Alex and Matthew cover how they make sense out of a mess of apps. technology, apple, Siri, iPhone, iPad No I Want To Play On Easy Mode 20 20 I Want To Play On Easy Mode full b0d29e91-1803-4a83-aef9-aa5e08538dc3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/60e0876b This week, Matthew interviews Alex about how she gets work done at Cards Against Humanity. Plus Alex has a… great magic trick at the end.

There’s checklists, task managers, and email talk – plus an announcement about Season 2!

Watch the episode on YouTube

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> This week, Matthew interviews Alex about how she gets work done at Cards Against Humanity. Plus Alex has a… great magic trick at the end.

There’s checklists, task managers, and email talk – plus an announcement about Season 2!

Watch the episode on YouTube

Support the show with our new Patreon!

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Mon, 11 Feb 2019 07:30:00 -0800 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3586 This week, Matthew interviews Alex about how she gets work done at Cards Against Humanity. Plus Alex has a… great magic trick at the end. This week, Matthew interviews Alex about how she gets work done at Cards Against Humanity. Plus Alex has a… great magic trick at the end. technology, Apple, Cards Against Humanity, productivity No Oh, Anyway. Computers! 19 19 Oh, Anyway. Computers! full 6abe0336-c35f-4c04-a169-21f32338f7b3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c949e895 Alex and Matthew debut their first test episode as a video show on YouTube, after 18 previous audio-only episodes.

But it’s still a podcast! You can just watch us talk if you want: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJSvmibqXPAp9iqCIIHBMuw

Topics include the Google Home Hub, yearly themes, and our pitch to the world.
 
Support our new Patreon too: https://www.patreon.com/supercomputer

★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Alex and Matthew debut their first test episode as a video show on YouTube, after 18 previous audio-only episodes.

But it’s still a podcast! You can just watch us talk if you want: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJSvmibqXPAp9iqCIIHBMuw

Topics include the Google Home Hub, yearly themes, and our pitch to the world.
 
Support our new Patreon too: https://www.patreon.com/supercomputer

★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Mon, 04 Feb 2019 10:00:00 -0800 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3572 Alex and Matthew talk about Google Home Hub, yearly themes, and our pitch. Alex and Matthew talk about Google Home Hub, yearly themes, and our pitch. technology, apple, siri No Behind The Cute Curtain 18 18 Behind The Cute Curtain full 14ddbc5c-0706-45df-943b-e690a3f98728 https://share.transistor.fm/s/5c434ef1 Matthew and Alex talk about going from beginner shortcuts to the next level with the “If” scripting action, plus how this all could be a bit easier.

Matthew enjoys his LEGO, Alex really wants to know about OAuth, and we tease next week’s opposing views on iPads.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Matthew and Alex talk about going from beginner shortcuts to the next level with the “If” scripting action, plus how this all could be a bit easier.

Matthew enjoys his LEGO, Alex really wants to know about OAuth, and we tease next week’s opposing views on iPads.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Fri, 25 Jan 2019 06:00:00 -0800 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 2373 Matthew and Alex talk about going from beginner shortcuts to the next level with the “If” scripting action, plus how this all could be a bit easier. Matthew and Alex talk about going from beginner shortcuts to the next level with the “If” scripting action, plus how this all could be a bit easier. technology, apple, siri No Consumers and Their Fragile Minds 17 17 Consumers and Their Fragile Minds full 6e64f34b-f001-4b68-8d73-39867cd5ff47 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6ef1f7db Matthew and Alex are here for the New Apple.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Matthew and Alex are here for the New Apple.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Thu, 17 Jan 2019 10:00:00 -0800 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 2514 Matthew and Alex are here for the New Apple. Matthew and Alex are here for the New Apple. technology, apple, siri No The OG GTD 16 16 The OG GTD full a5789d80-0c0e-49a1-bc01-871f896eb6c9 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ae3ef0a1 This week, Matthew and Alex explore some of their holiday experiments, as well as how to value your time as much as you value your computer. 

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> This week, Matthew and Alex explore some of their holiday experiments, as well as how to value your time as much as you value your computer. 

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Fri, 11 Jan 2019 07:00:00 -0800 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 1830 This week, Matthew and Alex explore some of their holiday experiments, as well as how to value your time as much as you value your computer. This week, Matthew and Alex explore some of their holiday experiments, as well as how to value your time as much as you value your computer. technology, apple, siri No I Can’t Be Trusted With A Computer 15 15 I Can’t Be Trusted With A Computer full f4d07e8e-b6f3-4e60-bed8-dc7b4992c11d https://share.transistor.fm/s/43c7d0ab This week, Matthew talks about getting his work done entirely on iOS, and Alex talks about her love of tomatos.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> This week, Matthew talks about getting his work done entirely on iOS, and Alex talks about her love of tomatos.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Fri, 30 Nov 2018 09:10:00 -0800 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3945 This week, Matthew talks about getting his work done entirely on iOS, and Alex talks about her love of tomatoes. This week, Matthew talks about getting his work done entirely on iOS, and Alex talks about her love of tomatoes. Technology, Apple, Siri No Least Sexy, But Amazing 14 14 Least Sexy, But Amazing full 462867b5-e8a1-4642-99bd-6ee74d87b06b https://share.transistor.fm/s/9928e213 This week, Matthew ponders why you can’t get real work done on iOS, and Alex works herself into a tizzy about Pokémon and old men.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> This week, Matthew ponders why you can’t get real work done on iOS, and Alex works herself into a tizzy about Pokémon and old men.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Fri, 23 Nov 2018 13:00:00 -0800 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 4623 This week, Matthew ponders why you can’t get real work done on iOS, and Alex works herself into a tizzy about Pokemon and old men. This week, Matthew ponders why you can’t get real work done on iOS, and Alex works herself into a tizzy about Pokemon and old men. technology, apple, siri No No One Is Taking Away Your Computer 13 13 No One Is Taking Away Your Computer full 296719a3-10a3-4c1a-9c8e-e63fc7c57440 https://share.transistor.fm/s/fed5fbd5 In a caffeine-fueled rage, Alex & Matthew pleasantly discuss the viability of iPad Pros as computers.

Both enjoy their self-made armchairs as Matthew runs out of breath and Alex ponders the effect of reviews.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> In a caffeine-fueled rage, Alex & Matthew pleasantly discuss the viability of iPad Pros as computers.

Both enjoy their self-made armchairs as Matthew runs out of breath and Alex ponders the effect of reviews.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Fri, 16 Nov 2018 04:00:00 -0800 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3491 In a caffeine-fueled rage, Alex & Matthew pleasantly discuss the viability of iPad Pros as computers. In a caffeine-fueled rage, Alex & Matthew pleasantly discuss the viability of iPad Pros as computers. Technology, Apple, iPad Pros, Siri, Shortcuts No Rainbow Gesture 🌈 12 12 Rainbow Gesture 🌈 full d118a3aa-6786-4509-94e3-f24db7221340 https://share.transistor.fm/s/2985036e Your hosts’ iPads have arrived! Matthew wants to change the way we think about the philosophy of Apple, and Alex is very concerned about folios big and small.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Your hosts’ iPads have arrived! Matthew wants to change the way we think about the philosophy of Apple, and Alex is very concerned about folios big and small.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Fri, 09 Nov 2018 15:50:00 -0800 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3367 Your hosts’ iPads have arrived! Matthew wants to change the way we think about the philosophy of Apple, and Alex is very concerned about folios big and small. Your hosts’ iPads have arrived! Matthew wants to change the way we think about the philosophy of Apple, and Alex is very concerned about folios big and small. technology, apple, iPad No The Medium Place 11 11 The Medium Place full 4cd2ef26-29d8-451e-b9c2-acf535d4fda7 https://share.transistor.fm/s/1e49bbe6 After Apple's October event, Alex and Matthew convince themselves into and out of, then back into buying iPad Pros.

Alex has feelings, Matthew tries to help, and there's some butchered analogies along the way. Plus, they talk about the new update to Shortcuts.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> After Apple's October event, Alex and Matthew convince themselves into and out of, then back into buying iPad Pros.

Alex has feelings, Matthew tries to help, and there's some butchered analogies along the way. Plus, they talk about the new update to Shortcuts.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Fri, 02 Nov 2018 12:30:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3501 After Apple's October event, Alex and Matthew convince themselves into and out of, then back into buying iPad Pros. Warning: strong feelings inside. After Apple's October event, Alex and Matthew convince themselves into and out of, then back into buying iPad Pros. Warning: strong feelings inside. technology, Apple, Siri, iPad, iPad Pro, Siri Shortcuts No Smart Homery 10 10 Smart Homery full 2b795338-0dbc-4181-b0f8-b6751e591fe0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/89d2cca8 Matthew smashes his buttons and Alex gets carried away with HomeKit aspirations before speculating about Apple's Fall Event.  

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Smart House
Hue Lights
Pop Smart Button
Phillips Hue Switch
HomeKit
Logi Circle
Reminders as My Day-to-day Lifeline (Powered by Shortcuts)

Split Multi-Reminder
Neatmo
Brella
Log Caffeine
Apple Shortcuts: The Bicycle for the Mind is Back, but it’s Electric
Upgrade LIVE in Chicago
Ferrite
Shortcuts in 3 Minutes!


★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Matthew smashes his buttons and Alex gets carried away with HomeKit aspirations before speculating about Apple's Fall Event.  

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Smart House
Hue Lights
Pop Smart Button
Phillips Hue Switch
HomeKit
Logi Circle
Reminders as My Day-to-day Lifeline (Powered by Shortcuts)

Split Multi-Reminder
Neatmo
Brella
Log Caffeine
Apple Shortcuts: The Bicycle for the Mind is Back, but it’s Electric
Upgrade LIVE in Chicago
Ferrite
Shortcuts in 3 Minutes!


★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Thu, 25 Oct 2018 01:00:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3505 Matthew smashes his buttons and Alex gets carried away with HomeKit aspirations before speculating about Apple's Fall Event. Matthew smashes his buttons and Alex gets carried away with HomeKit aspirations before speculating about Apple's Fall Event. technology, apple, siri No The Allegory of Dark Mode 9 9 The Allegory of Dark Mode full f82cd29b-e4d3-43c1-9cc2-b63ef8862f6e https://share.transistor.fm/s/8d6b2a88 Your hosts are back after a short break – and they talked about a bunch of shortcuts for day-to-day tasks.

Alex and Matthew cover about how they use reminders, go off on using Twitter vs Tweetbot, and channel their inner philosopher.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Your hosts are back after a short break – and they talked about a bunch of shortcuts for day-to-day tasks.

Alex and Matthew cover about how they use reminders, go off on using Twitter vs Tweetbot, and channel their inner philosopher.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Thu, 18 Oct 2018 15:35:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 4018 Your hosts are back after a short break – and they talked about a bunch of shortcuts for day-to-day tasks. Your hosts are back after a short break – and they talked about a bunch of shortcuts for day-to-day tasks. technology, apple, shortcuts, siri No Agile Turtle 8 8 Agile Turtle full 5e6f6594-3dd4-488d-9728-c33edbc8169c https://share.transistor.fm/s/b53a71a1 Your hosts dive into task managers like OmniFocus and Things, but it turns out to be a lot to cover – stay tuned for the second installment!

Alex loves her tags, Matthew defends Things from Alex’s violent opposition, and there’s a silly rant at the end about Marvel Netflix shows.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Your hosts dive into task managers like OmniFocus and Things, but it turns out to be a lot to cover – stay tuned for the second installment!

Alex loves her tags, Matthew defends Things from Alex’s violent opposition, and there’s a silly rant at the end about Marvel Netflix shows.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Thu, 04 Oct 2018 16:20:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 4227 Your hosts dive into task managers like OmniFocus and Things, but it turns out to be a lot to cover – stay tuned for the second installment! Alex loves her tags, Matthew defends Things from Alex’s violent opposition, and there’s a silly rant at the end about Marvel Netflix shows. Your hosts dive into task managers like OmniFocus and Things, but it turns out to be a lot to cover – stay tuned for the second installment! Alex loves her tags, Matthew defends Things from Alex’s violent opposition, and there’s a silly rant at the end technology, apple, siri No I'm Just Petting My Wrist Right Now 7 7 I'm Just Petting My Wrist Right Now full 37f91391-9860-4a12-9f15-a6c4b6b35e8c https://share.transistor.fm/s/ddcfdb58 Your hosts discuss their new Apple treats, the shift to using shortcuts in day to day life, and forging ahead with magic variables.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Your hosts discuss their new Apple treats, the shift to using shortcuts in day to day life, and forging ahead with magic variables.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Thu, 27 Sep 2018 13:15:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3385 Your hosts discuss their new Apple treats, the shift to using shortcuts in day to day life, and forging ahead with magic variables. Your hosts discuss their new Apple treats, the shift to using shortcuts in day to day life, and forging ahead with magic variables. Apple, iPhone, Siri, Siri Shortcuts, Apple Watch, Technology No Butts to the Max 6 6 Butts to the Max full 0f0bb1f0-ba61-4ca3-9bc0-6cbf0b70d9a2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7314d94e This week, your hosts are excited for the release of iOS 12 and Shortcuts! Matthew reveals some behind the scenes lunch strategies from his time at Workflow, Alex wants a way to track when she’s late, and both talk about their iPhone choices.

This episode covers some of the confusion between Siri Shortcuts and what the Shortcuts app can do. So, listen now and in the future for more shortcuts examples and links!


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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> This week, your hosts are excited for the release of iOS 12 and Shortcuts! Matthew reveals some behind the scenes lunch strategies from his time at Workflow, Alex wants a way to track when she’s late, and both talk about their iPhone choices.

This episode covers some of the confusion between Siri Shortcuts and what the Shortcuts app can do. So, listen now and in the future for more shortcuts examples and links!


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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Thu, 20 Sep 2018 01:00:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 4533 This week, your hosts are excited for the release of iOS 12 and Shortcuts! Matthew reveals some behind the scenes lunch strategies from his time at Workflow, Alex wants a way to track when she’s late, and both talk about their iPhone choices. This week, your hosts are excited for the release of iOS 12 and Shortcuts! Matthew reveals some behind the scenes lunch strategies from his time at Workflow, Alex wants a way to track when she’s late, and both talk about their iPhone choices. technology, apple, siri No Vaporface 5 5 Vaporface full 25b7fedb-a9da-44be-b2c2-959b89111714 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ceb9a5d7 Matthew explains the whole September 12th Apple event to Alex – hear her real reactions to the iPhone naming strategies.

Also, Matthew details his fall, both are excited about HomePod, and one of them starts a #crispy YouTube channel. Smash that Like and Subscribe button – or not, up to you really.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Matthew explains the whole September 12th Apple event to Alex – hear her real reactions to the iPhone naming strategies.

Also, Matthew details his fall, both are excited about HomePod, and one of them starts a #crispy YouTube channel. Smash that Like and Subscribe button – or not, up to you really.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Thu, 13 Sep 2018 17:00:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 2912 Matthew explains the whole Sep 12 Apple Event to Alex – hear her real reactions to the iPhone naming strategies. Matthew details his fall, both are excited about HomePod, and one of them starts a #crispy YouTube channel. Matthew explains the whole Sep 12 Apple Event to Alex – hear her real reactions to the iPhone naming strategies. Matthew details his fall, both are excited about HomePod, and one of them starts a #crispy YouTube channel. technology, apple, iPhone, Apple Watch, HomePod No Suitcase is Charging! 4 4 Suitcase is Charging! full b3da0034-da63-4324-b564-aa40ad3d1458 https://share.transistor.fm/s/3143d292 This week, your hosts discuss their travel checklists – Alex hates planes, Matthew loves a good snack, and both will be at XOXO this weekend! Come say hi!

If you’re enjoying the show so far, please rate the show in iTunes and Recommend it in Overcast if you use it. Both help spread the show to new users, so we’d really appreciate the support!

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> This week, your hosts discuss their travel checklists – Alex hates planes, Matthew loves a good snack, and both will be at XOXO this weekend! Come say hi!

If you’re enjoying the show so far, please rate the show in iTunes and Recommend it in Overcast if you use it. Both help spread the show to new users, so we’d really appreciate the support!

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Thu, 06 Sep 2018 13:05:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3649 This week, your hosts discuss their travel checklists – Alex hates planes, Matthew loves a good snack, and both will be at XOXO this weekend! Come say hi! If you’re enjoying the show so far, please rate the show in iTunes and Recommend it in Overcast if you use it. Both help spread the show to new users, so we’d really appreciate the support! This week, your hosts discuss their travel checklists – Alex hates planes, Matthew loves a good snack, and both will be at XOXO this weekend! Come say hi! If you’re enjoying the show so far, please rate the show in iTunes and Recommend it in Overcast Technology, travel, Apple, Siri No Foam Paradise 3 3 Foam Paradise full 7bb26f5d-0380-4ff3-8ed6-4a956c71feab https://share.transistor.fm/s/3482c702 This week, your hosts cover their morning routines – Alex has a regimen, Matthew has almost none, and both dream up ways Shortcuts might change things.

If you're enjoying the show so far, please rate the show in iTunes and Recommend it in Overcast if you use it. Both help spread the show to new users, so we'd really appreciate the support!

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We have accounts for the show on Twitter and Instagram too – we will do another Instagram Live stream while we're both at XOXO, so follow us there to get notified! Find more episodes on our website at supercomputer.fm

★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> This week, your hosts cover their morning routines – Alex has a regimen, Matthew has almost none, and both dream up ways Shortcuts might change things.

If you're enjoying the show so far, please rate the show in iTunes and Recommend it in Overcast if you use it. Both help spread the show to new users, so we'd really appreciate the support!

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We have accounts for the show on Twitter and Instagram too – we will do another Instagram Live stream while we're both at XOXO, so follow us there to get notified! Find more episodes on our website at supercomputer.fm

★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Tue, 28 Aug 2018 12:00:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 3122 This week, your hosts cover their morning routines – Alex has a regimen, Matthew has almost none, and both dream up ways Shortcuts might change things. This week, your hosts cover their morning routines – Alex has a regimen, Matthew has almost none, and both dream up ways Shortcuts might change things. technology, apple, Siri, shortcuts, routines, habits, productivity No Silly Siri Foibles 2 2 Silly Siri Foibles full 97a9021d-0eae-4b26-9054-817c75e81bfd https://share.transistor.fm/s/fbbc3195 In the second installment of the Supercomputer audio entertainment technology show, your hosts talk digital assistants – mostly Siri, Alexa, and some Google Assistant, but even Cortana & Bixby get a shoutout.

Matthew will trigger your Echo, Alex will trigger your HomePod, and we learn how everybody hates that one guy.

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Follow your hosts on Twitter: @alexcox and @mattcassinelli

Find more episodes on our website at supercomputer.fm

★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> In the second installment of the Supercomputer audio entertainment technology show, your hosts talk digital assistants – mostly Siri, Alexa, and some Google Assistant, but even Cortana & Bixby get a shoutout.

Matthew will trigger your Echo, Alex will trigger your HomePod, and we learn how everybody hates that one guy.

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Follow your hosts on Twitter: @alexcox and @mattcassinelli

Find more episodes on our website at supercomputer.fm

★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Tue, 21 Aug 2018 05:00:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 2736 Your hosts talk voice assistants – Matthew triggers your Echo, Alex triggers your HomePod, and everybody hates that one guy. Your hosts talk voice assistants – Matthew triggers your Echo, Alex triggers your HomePod, and everybody hates that one guy. technology, apple, Siri, Alexa, Cortana, Bixby, Echo, HomePod No Your Brain on Technology 1 1 Your Brain on Technology full 0ff77833-6abe-4427-949f-8e22026afc61 https://share.transistor.fm/s/8597dece Welcome to Supercomputer! We're glad to have you.

In this episode, you will meet your hosts, hear about their early exposure to computers, and learn how Workflow becoming Shortcuts makes this an exciting time to talk about technology.

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★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Welcome to Supercomputer! We're glad to have you.

In this episode, you will meet your hosts, hear about their early exposure to computers, and learn how Workflow becoming Shortcuts makes this an exciting time to talk about technology.

Links:

Learn more about the show at supercomputer.fm and follow us on Twitter & Instagram.

★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Mon, 06 Aug 2018 06:00:00 -0700 Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli 2398 Meet your hosts, hear about their first computers, & start learning about Shortcuts Meet your hosts, hear about their first computers, & start learning about Shortcuts technology, apple, siri No