I’m In the Mood for Pasta - CES 2024 Recap, Equalizing Music Files, WMIC

Is there a way to play Call of Duty on my M3 MacBook Pro? Should I get a voice recorder to record my thoughts, or is my smartphone good enough to record audio? Can you upgrade from Windows 7 to 10 still for free? Plus, Sam Abuelsamid stops by to talk about the car tech at CES 2024 and Fr. Robert Ballacer, SJ shares his report from CES 2024 as well.

• You can now pre-order the Apple Vision Pro.
• Apple Vision Pro’s lengthy sales pitch will include 25-minute demo.
• The Atari 400 is getting an awesome mini edition.
• Shutting down Artifact.
• How can I equalize the audio of my mp3's?
• Can I play the latest Call of Duty on my MacBook Pro?
• Is a voice recorder better to record my own thoughts, or can my smartphone do the job?
• Sam Abuelsamid and CES 2024.
• Will there be a new 27-inch iMac coming out in the near future?
• What secure messaging app should I use on a Samsung phone with Facebook Messenger dropping support for SMS messaging?
• How can I get off Google's blacklist of "bad" domains?
• Can I still upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10 for free?
• Fr. Robert Ballacer, SJ, and his CES 2024 report on the trends seen at the convention.
• Is powerline networking a better option than using WiFi to connect multiple devices in my household?
• Is there a command line feature for managing information in text files?

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent
Guests: Sam Abuelsamid and Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ
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