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[alansmallen]

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[ErikCLDR]

What type of knowledge.


I am a little concerned- you use aol mail.

 

[alansmallen]

Don't worry, I haven't opened AOL in years. I don't even have it on my CPU. All my mail goes straight to Thunderbird.

So anyone interested in helping?

 

[AriX]

Don't worry, I haven't opened AOL in years. I don't even have it on my CPU. All my mail goes straight to Thunderbird.

So anyone interested in helping?

I guess I'm interested - I'm thirteen and... well... know my stuff

 

[StealthRider]

Don't worry, I haven't opened AOL in years. I don't even have it on my CPU. All my mail goes straight to Thunderbird.

So anyone interested in helping?

If you're going to do a tech podcast, you should probably know the difference between a "CPU", a "computer", and a "hard drive"...sorry pet peeve.

 

[ErikCLDR]

If you're going to do a tech podcast, you should probably know the difference between a "CPU", a "computer", and a "hard drive"...sorry pet peeve.

I concur. I really hate when people call them CPU's.

 

[Wayfarer]

Care to elaborate on the kind of help you're looking for? Specifics please.

I happen to be a 17 year old tech-savvy mac enthusiast. I'm good looking too.

 

[Jasonbot]

This sounds like fun

I'm 17 and own a mac, I guess I'm in then?

 

[natesters]

hey, this sounds like fun....i will be 13 in two weeks. close enough??

interested in what you're looking for

 

[Spaceman Spiff]

Don't worry, I haven't opened AOL in years. I don't even have it on my CPU. All my mail goes straight to Thunderbird.

I was somewhat interested until you said that.

Computer. Hard drive. That would've worked. CPU? Not so much.

 

[alansmallen]

If you're going to do a tech podcast, you should probably know the difference between a "CPU", a "computer", and a "hard drive"...sorry pet peeve.

In my book, CPU is short for computer.

 

[Much Ado]

In my book, CPU is short for computer.

In my book, CPU is short for Central Processing Unit.

 

[Jasonbot]

In my book, CPU is short for Central Processing Unit.

And that consists of an ALU, FPU, cache, registers and system clock.

 

[®îçhå®?]

What will it consist of doing?

 

[EvanLugh]

A CPU.


LOL sorry

 

[AriX]

Since nothing is happening, how about everyone interested sends me their emails - arix at squaremint dot com. We can make a private forum or something and schedule a date.....

 

[sycho]

Is anyone else really sketched out by this character?

 

[r1ch4rd]

I'm going to give you some advice. Although I have never made a podcast I do know what makes a bad one. I have listened to more than my fair share of awful tech podcasts.

If you pick some random "teens" from a forum who claim to know their stuff and then just talk to each other with a microphone you are going to end up with something rubbish. You need to do a lot of planning before each episode and make sure that everyone involved does some research and knows what they are going to say. There is nothing worse than people who just babble on about something they know nothiing about for half an hour. Also, have you decided what exactly you are going to cover. You can't just talk about "tech", are you going to cover the news or are you going to do things like "howtos" or both?

Anyway, my point is, you need to put some time into planning.

 

[nitynate]

Creepy.
"Teens only"


*cough*

 

[alansmallen]

This has been in planning for several months. I am talking to candidates and we have our first show planned and are recording this weekend.

 

[zap2]

do you have a website?


and do post the link to the podcast in iTunes