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: Mandatory data retention legislation hits the Australian parliament [ZDNet] Australian Federal Police: We Could Use Metadata To Prosecute Pirates [Gizmodo Australia] Australia Post Has Launched A US Freight Forwarding Service [Gizmodo Australia] Sexting Without Consent Is Now Illegal In Victoria As Of Today [Pedestrian TV] Six months on bail - for being sent spoof video of a 'tiger' having sex, that was really a man in a tiger suit [The Independent] Telstra 4GX: All you need to know [News.com.au] Older wireless microphones to become illegal [SMH] $30 Gets You The Australian Edition Of Cards Against Humanity [Kotaku Australia] Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo crashes, 1 dead [CNET] An International Space Station Resupply Mission Just Exploded Soon After Launch [Motherboard] Redditmade is Reddit's new crowdfunding site [The Verge] Why Whirlpool's smart washing machine was a dumb idea [The Age