June 12, 2010
The Temptations send Dr. Dave and Evil Steve into a Southeast Washington flashback, and their music returns at the end of the show as they marvel at how a forty-year-old song still speaks to the present. A Tennessee driver who bought an expired police website after receiving a speed-camera ticket gives them one of the week’s funniest stories. Dr. Dave openly describes a client computer that still has him at a loss, then brings the same honesty to an iPad account breach: publishing a vulnerability can serve the public even when unauthorized entry remains wrong. A border-laptop ruling leads to a heartbreaking story about a couple losing their charter business after a passenger carried drug money, and the final segment turns connected-car risk into a lasting consulting principle—assume even excellent systems can fail and design a safe way home.
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8 parts, 95:09 total. All preserved transcript parts in this selection have been reviewed for content and sequence. The archive includes show breaks; this is not a verified uninterrupted recording. The air date remains proposed.
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Recordings preserved for this date
Regular show: hour recordings
2 recordings · 109:56 total within this version.
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Regular show: segments
8 recordings · 95:09 total within this version.
Numbered positions are present in sequence. This alone does not prove the show is complete.