Shades of Brown is a weekly podcast about computers and culture. Each week Sadiq Saif and Cristian Colocho discuss the latest events and end up going way too far into the weeds on some niche topic.
https://twoshadesofbrown.com
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 6 days 9 hours 27 minutes
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It's about infrastructure
WE'RE BACK. Google, Microsoft, Apple, all in one shindig. What a time to be alive. I do this for you, I know it's been a while since we've spoken, but always know you're in my heart. Bae. - Topics Mentioned in the Episode: - Cibele -
Fedoras are back
In today's episode we talk about the big three (Apple, Google, Microsoft), silicon lotteries, and Sadiq is way too hyped by a DJ Premier beat.
Not A Hideo Kojima game
In today's episode we talk about MGS5 and its fanservice, Cristian goes all fanboy over Taken King, and Sadiq actually read an entire iOS 9 review. We also roll our eyes at the silliness of ad block Twitter.
Literally A #shitpost
This week on the show we discuss poetry, IFA is happening, plus we pick at a bunch of low hanging fruit. Cristian also realizes that he has the best eyebrows in the game. Sadiq sucks at Hotline Miami 2. Next week, the Stipes Corporation takes over!
Loot Simulator 2015
We talk about the video games in our lives and how video game music influences the gamer experience. Cristian goes off on a expected tangent about the Destiny skinner box and Sadiq fanboys over a game series he hasn't actually played.
Desktops are exciting again
This week on two shades of brown: We talk about Windows 10 instead of Assassins Creed, sorry. Sadiq realizes he might move off of thunderbird, Cristian goes off on another tangent, and so much more.
Not To Sound Like A Valley Egghead
This week on two shades of brown, we get off to a weird start, yell at each other about #brands, and Sadiq realizes he hates Google Chrome.
State Of The Fiefdoms
Show Notes: This week, we pilot! Major Tech companies are discussed, Cristian goes vegetarian! Are our #brands activated? Links Mentioned: iOS 9 First Look Google's Open Source iBeacon Competitor Why Hamburger Menus Suck