Geeks Squawk Ep 320

Matt Armitage, Kulturpop

03-Nov-17 10:30

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On this episode, the geeks talk about Apple being able to see pictures of bras, wind turbine terror-dead rabbits were spread at wind farm presumably to lure eagles,Bitcoin mining uses more energy than Ecuado and Russia organized 2 sides of a Texas protest.

0:10 - Apple Can See All Your Pictures Of Bras

7:53 - Wind Turbine Terror – Dead Rabbits Were Spread At Wind Farm Presumably To Lure Eagles

13:55 - Bitcoin Mining Uses More Energy than Ecuador – But There’s A Fix

19:59 - Russia Organized 2 Sides Of A Texas Protest And Encouraged ‘Both Sides To Battle In The Streets’

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

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Tags: Apple, Bras, brassiere, Bitcoin mining, Ecuador, cryptocurrency, Wind turbine terror, Iowa, Dead Rabbits, Russia, Protest, Texas, President Vladimir Putin

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