Seagate comes up in 4 chapters across 4 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from February 2009 to May 2026.
The hosts discuss the technical evolution of Podcasting 2.0, emphasizing the speed and decentralization of the new system. They review listener-submitted artwork for the episode, including a piece by Blue Acorn that references 1980s computing and the "Flying Toasters" screensaver. The segment reinforces the "Value for Value" model as the sustainable future for independent media.
The "Tip of the Day" recommended a 22-terabyte Seagate high-capacity hard drive for $299 as a cost-effective storage solution. Listeners were encouraged to attend upcoming local meetups in North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Idaho to build community connections. The segment reinforced the "Value for Value" philosophy, urging supporters to contribute based on the utility they receive from the broadcast.
Seagate Cloud Storage Limits and Surge.sh Deployment
Technical issues with Seagate's 200GB free OneDrive offer are discussed, specifically a 20,000-file limit that prevents users from utilizing the full storage capacity. The hosts also endorse a new tool called "Surge" for rapid deployment of static websites to a CDN via the command line.
Technical Difficulties, Seagate Drive Failures and Audio Quality
The broadcast quality is impacted by hardware failures involving Seagate hard drives and malfunctioning sound ports. One host is forced to use a budget microphone setup while the primary studio machine undergoes rebuilding and driver updates.
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