Geeks Interrupted

Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek. Show Notes: 'Phuc Dat' faked it: the man with awkward name turns out to be a hoax [The Age] Five-year-old named Isis rejected for personalised jar of Nutella [SMH] ACCC Is Cracking Down On Drip Pricing From Travel And Entertainment Websites [Gizmodo Australia] ACCC clears Australia Post's $1 stamp [The Age] Coach call [V/Line] Telstra hikes international roaming charges [iTnews] Hello Barbie: Wi-fi-enabled doll labelled a bedroom security risk [ABC News] Light-based Li-Fi Internet boasts speeds 100 times faster than Wi-Fi [The Christian Science Monitor] Raspberry Pi Zero $5 computer unveiled [CBC News] Raspberry Pi's £4 computer has completely sold out, less than a day after release [The Independent] Microsoft to only support Internet Explorer 11 starting January 2016 [WinBeta] Google removed 440,000 URLs over 'right to be forgotten' [The Next Web] Apple buys Star Wars tech firm Faceshift to up its V