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Leo Laporte, Patrick Norton, John C. Dvorak, Steve Gibson, Robert Heron, David Prager, Roger Chang
Guests: Bob Young, former CEO of Red Hat, founder of Lulu.com, Mike Lazazzera, Call for Help

Episode 18 is now available on all the usual sources:

Main feed - courtesy AOL Radio
BitTorrent - four flavors, no waiting
Our Media - thanks guys!
Dijjer P2P - experimental

Enhanced version - thanks to Kirk Zathey we have an iTunes enhanced version of this episode, too. Check it out with iTunes 4.9 (watch the album art window) or an iPod Photo.

Topics:

• Dvorak and Gibson nearly come to blows over HTML mail
• Dvorak says he "gets no spam" thanks to Computer Tyme Web Hosting
• Intel announces true dual core chips next week
• AOL gives away a spammer's loot
• OS X on the PC - it's been hacked but Leo won't take the disc
• We speculate on Jobs's motives - maybe it's all a ploy
• Don't be a Novak - Dvorak's suggestions for handling tough questions
• Real time black holes snag the Job destruction newsletter
• Former Red Hat CEO Bob Young talks about his new print on demand service Lulu.com - authors get 80% royalties
• Apple tries to patent the iPod interface, but Microsft gets there first
• Mike Lazazzera hacks the iTunes Podcast rankings - watch his podcast (with Amber MacArthur) at CommandN.TV
• What really happened to Diggnation
• Listen for "Security Now!" a new podcast coming Thursday with Steve and Leo
• And Dvorak and Leo coming soon, too.
• Watch for details about our live show at the Apple Store SF

Thanks to AOL Radio for the bandwidth, Mark Blasco for the opening theme, Ashley Twitt for the amazing closing theme. TWiT logo courtesy Dorothy Yamamoto.