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: The Hot Steaming Pod [iTunes] Commit to Community TV [Commit to Community Television] Catch of the Day escapes penalty over data breach [iTnews] Australia bucks global decline in public sector IT, technology spending [iTWire] NBN hits million premises mark [iTnews] Yahoo announces plans to kill off Maps, Pipes, GeoPlanet and PlaceSpotter APIs, and some regional sites [VentureBeat] US Air Force Uses 'Moronic' Selfie To Bomb ISIS Headquarters [Gizmodo Australia] Facebook is the biggest political news source for millennials [Mashable] Woman sues eBay, claims to own the sun [USA Today] Google shows what it knows about us in new privacy hub [The Verge] Windows 10 - Available July 29 [iTWire] What to expect from Apple at WWDC 2015 [MacRumors] The first products for Apple's HomeKit are available today [The Verge] Apple doesn't want to share your private details, says Cook [TechRadar] Star Trek's