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238: Uncool Hacks

Simone and Christina tuck into a hearty meal of Apple earnings, and this week's Capital One hack. Raise your hand if you're affected! Finally our beloved hosts talk their way into a third topic, and it's William Shatner's reactions to Outlander shipping, which really comes out of left field. This episode of Rocket is sponsored by: Hover: Make a name for yourself. Get 10% off any domain name. eero: Get your WiFi fixed as soon as tomorrow! Free overnight shipping with your order. Links and Show Notes: Support Rocket with a Relay FM Membership Six Colors on Twitter: "iPhone revenue: still huge, but down for third straight quarter..." The iPhone now makes up less than half of Apple’s business - The Verge Apple Arcade - Apple Massive Capital One breach exposes personal info of 100 million Americans - The Verge A Hacker Stole Capital One Data on 106 Million Customers, and the FBI Says She Tweeted About It Paige Thompson, Suspect in Capital One Data Breach, Left a Trail Online - The New York Times Paige Thompson, Capital One hacker suspect, left a digital trail - The Washington Post ‘I’m Never Coming Back,’ the Woman at the Center of the Capital One Heist Warned Friends - The New York Times The TV drama Outlander. A fantasy relationship. William Shatner. And the online fan war that unites them all. - Vox William Shatner: My Problem With Twitter's Verified Accounts

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Simone and Christina tuck into a hearty meal of Apple earnings, and this week's Capital One hack. Raise your hand if you're affected! Finally our beloved hosts talk their way into a third topic, and it's William Shatner's reactions to Outlander shipping, which really comes out of left field. This episode of Rocket is sponsored by: Hover: Make a name for yourself. Get 10% off any domain name. eero: Get your WiFi fixed as soon as tomorrow! Free overnight shipping with your order. Links and Show Notes: Support Rocket with a Relay FM Membership Six Colors on Twitter: "iPhone revenue: still huge, but down for third straight quarter..." The iPhone now makes up less than half of Apple’s business - The Verge Apple Arcade - Apple Massive Capital One breach exposes personal info of 100 million Americans - The Verge A Hacker Stole Capital One Data on 106 Million Customers, and the FBI Says She Tweeted About It Paige Thompson, Suspect in Capital One Data Breach, Left a Trail Online - The New York Times Paige Thompson, Capital One hacker suspect, left a digital trail - The Washington Post ‘I’m Never Coming Back,’ the Woman at the Center of the Capital One Heist Warned Friends - The New York Times The TV drama Outlander. A fantasy relationship. William Shatner. And the online fan war that unites them all. - Vox William Shatner: My Problem With Twitter's Verified Accounts
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