Inside CNET Labs 2: This week on a very special...

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Our second--yet already special--episode! We remember George Carlin and you find out why. Eric vents about us not being Wanted and gives his take on why Dynamic Contrast ratio is mostly poppycock. Oops, was that one of the seven words? Lastly, story time with Dong again as he shows his support for local public radio. A big THANK YOU for all the comments and e-mails, keep them coming!!!
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Dong Ngo is a CNET editor who covers networking and network storage, and writes about anything else he finds interesting. You can also listen to his podcast at insidecnetlabs.cnet.com. E-mail Dong.

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by MiraKana July 2, 2008 8:38 PM PDT: Good to know about the monitors. So what is the meaning of life?; Reply to this comment


by schneider007 July 3, 2008 9:04 PM PDT: Great Podcast. Love the freeform open format,
The comparison of USB / Firewire 400 & 800 in Episode 1 was "GOLDEN!!"
& the Monitor info in Ep 2 was Great more of this Please :-)

(btw, Where are the "Show Notes"?,
Could you add the show notes to the lyrics tag of the mp3's?
looking forward to more episodes); Reply to this comment


by chrisemcleod July 25, 2008 4:32 AM PDT: GREAT PODCASTS! Nice work guys.; Reply to this comment

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"Inside CNET Labs" has two meanings. First, this podcast takes you behind the scenes of CNET's editorial process from a performance testing perspective. It will demystify CNET's performance testing process, allowing the listener an inside look at the good, the bad, and the ugly of performance testing. The second meaning gets equal attention--and sometimes more so--as we go inside the heads of CNET's San Francisco Labs staff, Eric Franklin and Dong Ngo, who will have opinionated discussions on subjects ranging from the insecurities of people to whether the existence of time can be proven. This is the stuff they've talked about every day for several years. Unfortunately for them (and fortunately for you, we hope), it's now being recorded.

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The hosts of Inside CNET Labs: Eric Franklin's colleagues once had the following to say to him: "Eric, you've been doing this performance testing thing for over 10 years now. How about you try something different?" To which Eric responded, "How about you shut the #%$@! up?" This candid attitude allows him to go toe-to-toe with the most extreme of personalities, including that of Dong Ngo. This bio was written by Eric Franklin.; Dong Ngo is a knowledgeable, opinionated individual who wants to convince the world that he's just a normal person; but he hasn't had much success. According to him, this is because the world itself is abnormal. Dong loves traveling and is well-versed in several languages. He, unfortunately, is not so well-versed in English. Still, it's best to ask him questions. From networking and how to optimize your system, to turning a strange place into home or what the meaning of life is…most of the time, he has the answers. The question is: Will he make himself understood? Subscribe and find out!