Episode 8 is up, containing vocal stylings by Peter Wells (fulltimecasual), Anthony Agius (decryption), Amos Barnett (Currawong) and Toby Nieboer (tcn33)

Apologies for the delay in making this post, despite it being up relatively on time, I was busy again.

Amos joins us from Japan via iChat, Toby comes back for more, Pete still loves Mail in Leopard, Anthony wants to microwave bacon. The forums provide us with lots to discuss - apologies for the poor sound quality, we'll get it right next time.

Beers: Beez Neez and Tooheys Pils

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Another wonderful episode guys, keep up the good work

wow I was mentioned, I am famous

BTW my name is short for jean luc picard

in addition my avatar is Captain Mal from Serenity/firefly, just for info

BOTH those things sum up much of my personality...

BTW good show guys!

hey guys i just listen to your podcast for the first time and enjoyed it alot so thank you. :

woot! i know stuff!

Oops, my bad on that name stuff-up! I have my pick of weird threads and posts for the next time.

Got an idea for the next one, but thought I'd get it down here in case I miss the 'open' thread asking for live content suggestions for #9:

Have a discussion about the latest official update to the iPod Touch, discussing whether or not it is the next Newton, and whether the opening up of the Calender for read/write makes it worthy competition to the PDA market when you consider the wi-fi/browser capabilities coupled with its media player prowess. Has the Touch become a valid business tool when coupled with a mobile phone, in lieu of the official iPhone release which could be a long way away in Australia??

NOTE: extending on this thread, and this one, but considering that not everyone wants to hack their hardware to get Mail etc on a Touch

just a thought for time machine and waiting for that 40 minutes. Couldnt you have just gone to time machine and told it to "back up now?"

sorry for the late reply.

I personally used time machine to restore my iphoto library after it crashed on me and the photos came up as exclamation marks for some reason. So easy to use, just went back, checked the photos were there, and pressed restore all.