Manton and Daniel discuss the early days of Twitter, the iPad as a development device, and the pros and cons of the royal we.

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Links for this show:

• oldtweets – Twitter’s first year of tweets, indexed by Kellan Elliott-McCrea.
• Laughing Meme – Blog post on the how and why of oldtweets
• Diet Coda – Panic’s iPad web development application.
• Textastic – iPad code editor by Alexander Blach.
• Screens – VNC app for iOS from Edovia.
• Prompt – Panic’s standalone iOS ssh client.

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Manton and Daniel talk about updating for the retina MacBook Pro, Lion APIs, PayPal subscriptions, and the App Store’s Japanese tax withholding.

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Links for this show:

• The ugly of abandonware – Daniel’s tweet about not updating for retina.
• You need the retina MacBook Pro – Marco makes the case for designers.
• The Forward Fringe – Daniel responds to Marco.
• Stripe – A developer-friendly alternative to PayPal.
• Jump Start Your Business Brain – A business marketing book by Doug Hall.

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Manton and Daniel talk about cynicism on the internet, the age-old rivalry between Apple and Microsoft, Google’s intense I/O keynote stunts, and Apple’s bug-reporting workflow.

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Links for this show:

• Billy Bragg – “Cynicism is the Enemy of Progress” article in Montreal Gazette.
• Edge Cases – New developer podcast from Andrew Pontious and Wolf Rentzsch.
• Apple Outsider – Matt Drance’s blog.
• Open Radar – Community driven public subset of bug reports reported to Apple.
• QuickRadar – Open source project to facilitate easier bug reporting.

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Daniel and Manton talk about Panic’s App Store frustrations, briefly revisit Microsoft’s Surface, and respond to listener Q&A about registration code strategies.

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Links for this show:

• Microsoft Surface pricing — The Next Web on rumored $599 starting price
• Coda 2.0.1 delayed — Panic blog post before 2.0.1 was approved
• Panic’s prototype license migrator — tweet and screenshot from Cabel Sasser
• AquaticPrime — also check out the more recent GitHub repository

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Daniel and Manton talk about WWDC 2012, Microsoft’s new Surface tablet, and how to effectively write and distribute press-releases.

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Links for this show:

• WWDC 2012 Keynote – The opening address featuring Tim Cook, Phil Schiller, and Scott Forstall.
• One Foot Tsunami – Paul Kafasis, purveyor of fine keynote-line wisdom.
• Microsoft Surface – Redmond’s answer to the iPad. Finally.
• prMac – Press-release authoring and distribution service.

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Daniel and Manton talk more about the sandboxing deadline, Apple TV apps, and how to manage shared code between projects.

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Links for this show:

• This App Is Your App — Daniel’s blog post about supporting App Store licensed users with direct-downloaded apps
• Daring Fireball on WWDC schedule — includes John Gruber’s guess about Apple TV apps
• Brent Simmons on shared code — how he planned to share code at NewsGator
• Jenkins — continuous integration

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Daniel and Manton talk about WWDC 2012 tickets, sandboxing, Mac App Store, Xcode 4, and whether we should have podcast sponsors.

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Links for this show:

• Sandboxing and Clipstart — Manton’s blog post on leaving the MAS
• Fix The Sandbox — Daniel’s blog post on how to improve sandboxing
• Piezo — Rogue Amoeba’s MAS-friendly recording app
• PDFpen iCloud FAQ — Smile’s solution to iCloud outside the MAS
• The Talk Show — John Gruber’s podcast, now on Mule Radio

Incidentally, it was exactly 4 years ago today that we released Episode 1: Two Voices. Thanks for all your support over the years!

Daniel and Manton talk about the Macworld Eddy award, Shush 2.0, Tweet Library 2.0, iOS UI design, and premium pricing.

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Links for the show:

• Macworld Editors’ Choice Awards 2011 — for Tweet Marker and many others
• Daniel’s trophy — Eddy photo on Flickr
• Shush 2.0 — new version of Daniel’s static noise iPhone app
• MGSplitViewController — from Matt Gemmell
• Prompt — Panic’s SSH client for iOS

Daniel and Manton talk about the iPhone 4S, Siri, conferences, and porting Carbon to Cocoa.

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Daniel and Manton talk about WWDC 2011 planning, SecondConf blitz talks, Twitter in iOS, MarsEdit syncing, and iPhone-only vs. universal apps.

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Links for the show:

• Twitter in iOS 5 – Daring Fireball on the rumor
• WWDC 2011 press release – Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud
• @drwave – Michael B. Johnson’s Twitter account
• SecondConf Blitz Talks – also check out the videos
• Dropbox API – docs and libraries for the popular file sync service
• Simplenote – notes app with syncing API
• Omni Sync Server – forum post from Omni and beta sign up
• Things, State of Sync – blog post, Part III
• The Hit List – 1.0 ships, with iPhone sync coming soon
• Nimbus – iOS code editor from listener Paul Reynolds