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TQA Weekly Show Notes for Season 7

Speeding Up Your Home Network
Applying Net Neutrality at home, speeding up your connection

Steve Smith allows you to demonstrate the value of Net Neutrality at home, with your own router, and in return speed up your own connection online.

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New Processors Now Windows 10 Only
Microsoft Kills Support for New Processors for Win7/8.1

Steve Smith talks about the best methodology to force users to upgrade their operating system.

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Vault 7 Exposed
The CIA's list of vulnerabilities is leaked

Steve Smith talks about the Vault 7 document leaks, and what it means for you.

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DDOS & Another Typo Brings Down Web
Human Error and Tactics Taking Down Internet

Steve Smith talks about the Amazon S3 outage, and DDOS attack that took down part of Godaddy, and DYN.

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The Clouds are Bleeding!
Recent Cloudflare code typo leads to data leakage

Steve Smith talks about the recent Cloudflare issue that resulted from a typo, leading to a potentially unknown amount of data that has been leaked all over the Internet.

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The Internet is No Longer Safe
Things we still do that endanger us online

Steve Smith talks about cyber criminals and things we do that are dangerous online.

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What is Net Neutrality?
Dump Pipes, and Data Packet Fair Play

Steve Smith talks about the importance of Net Neutrality and how losing it, will create yet another environment for Class Discrimination.

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Benchmark versus Gaming Performance
Synthetic Versus Actual Game Play Performance Testing

Steve Smith talks about the primary differences between the synthetic benchmark and the real-world gaming performance we all see, and how the difference is generated.

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Call Tech Support the Computer Says
Spotting the Scam before it's too late

Steve Smith explains why your computer may be asking to call tech support, and what not to do.

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Your Computer is Melting, or is it?
Safe Operating Temperatures for Computer Components

Steve Smith talks about safe operating temperatures for your computer components.

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