Tag: Gaming
What’s Inside A Graphics Processing Unit?
A quick follow-up on the demise of Twitter's API, but the main topic is that of the Graphics Processing Unit. They're inside every computer you own. Do you really know what's inside a GPU, what makes it tick, and why it all matters? Nvidia announced its new flagship line of RTX GPUs, which among many things supports ray tracing. What exactly is ray tracing and why does it matter for the future of video games?
Bike Sharing
The economics of bike sharing and why Europe seems to be doing it more successfully than North America. At the tail end, brief E3 2018 highlights.
eSports
Aaron and Rich delve into what eSports are, its long history, and why it's so lucrative. Can you really make a full-time living as a career gamer?
Everything Is Cardboard
Nintendo launches Labo, a gaming and cardboard construction toy platform to be used with the Switch console display. We think it's going to be a big hit in education.
Deciphering Death Stranding
We attempt to decipher what the game trailer is about, because it seems like a drug-induced fever dream.

Synopsis: This week on “Learn Me Something,” Aaron and Rich delve into the history of yoga. The beginnings of Yoga were developed by the Indus-Sarasvati civilization in Northern India over 5,000 years ago.
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Duration: 38:16:00
Present: Aaron Stewart, Rich Plumb
Episode Links
- The Science Behind Yoga
- Different Types of Storms That Will Blow Your Mind
- A Short History of Yoga
- Yoga for Beginners: 10 Basic Poses (Asanas) to Get You Started
- How does yoga work?
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