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: Melbourne public transport: Tram, train, bus users stranded with unusable data [The Age] NBN Co plans retaliation for TPG fibre project [ZDNet] Google: Australian Piracy Is An Availability And Pricing Problem [Gizmodo Australia] Drone 'used to carry drugs near prison' [BBC News] World Wide Web turns 25 years old [The Age] Neil Young Launching PonoMusic Via Kickstarter [Pitchfork] Apple releases iOS 7.1 with reboot fix, UI tweaks, and CarPlay [The Verge] Apple building support for driving 4K displays at 'Retina' resolution, 60Hz output from 2013 MacBook Pros [9to5Mac] BBC Releases 30th Anniversary Edition Of The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy Text Adventure Game. You Have Died (And Gone To Gaming Heaven) [TechCrunch] Romanian Man Commits Suicide and Kills His 4-Year-Old after Falling for Police Ransomware [HOTforSecurity] Wesley Warren, the Man With the 132-pound Scrotum, Dead at 49 [Gaw