Geeks Interrupted

Phil Edwards and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek. Show Notes: Public Transport Victoria finally releases timetable data to the public [TechGeek] Is Telstra's 'New Phone Feeling' Meant To Be A Sort Of Creeping Sense Of Dread? [Reckoner] News Corp Australia dumps Exchange for Gmail [Delimiter] This Australian Startup Will Let You Rent A Friend For Up To $60 An Hour [Business Insider] Coles reveals customers' data is shared with third parties overseas [SMH] Aldi gets wrist slap over 'unlimited' plans [ZDNet] Bitcoin exchange boss, Autumn Radtke, found dead of suspected suicide in Singapore [News.com.au] Another Bitcoin heist adds to cybercurrency woes [ITWire] The Satoshi Paradox [Reuters] Who cares who created Bitcoin? [Techly] MetroTwit's Windows apps are no longer available to download, Twitter API limitations to blame [The Next Web] 1 in 10 Americans thinks HTML is an STD, study finds [The Age] Mozilla is investigating why Dell UK is charging £16.25 to install