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In this episode of the No Silicast podcast, I share my personal experiences following a recent surgery and hospital stay, while exploring various technology aspects that made my time in recovery easier. Home once again, after an unexpected femur operation, I express heartfelt gratitude to everyone who sent their well wishes. The outpouring of support truly touched me, reminding me of the connections I've built over the years, even with those I haven't met in person. I also introduce listeners to my latest travelogue documenting our trip to Finland and Estonia, emphasizing my unique style of combining humor with personal reflections, as well as visually rich photographs of our adventures. Intrigued by how my audience responds to these delights, I promote the joy of storytelling through these travel narratives. Moving into the tech discussion, I reflect on my experience navigating technology during my hospital stay. I found the Wi-Fi connection to be less than stellar, detailing my efforts to upload podcast episodes from my hospital room as I balanced using a VPN through Tailscale and a tethered connection. Our attempts to connect with reliable internet while managing the upload of a 100MB audio file became part of my daily routine. I dive deep into the technology landscape within the hospital environment, evaluating the various apps and systems that helped facilitate my recovery. I explore both the qualities of the reliable Wi-Fi connection and the frustrations I faced later at the rehab facility. One standout tool during this transition was Online Check, a menu application that notified me of Wi-Fi disconnections, providing essential support in a space where reliable internet was hard to come by. During my discussions, I also touch on the dilemma of device charging in the hospital and share my ingenious charging strategy that merged different devices with a backup battery. This innovative solution helped keep my tech ecosystem running smoothly even in an undesirable environment, highlighting how managing power became a priority in my recovery. In my playful storytelling, I recount amusing moments, like my first night in a double room and the quirky analog tech I encountered, such as peculiar light fixtures I had to cycle to turn on and off. I juxtapose this with some more sophisticated technology, including my experiences using the EPIC system for patient management, shedding light on its frustrating outages that made communication with medical staff considerably challenging. As I return to the familiar comforts of home, I share my newfound admiration for analog solutions, like a useful tool called a "sock aid," which became essential in maintaining independence post-surgery. I also ruminate on the limitations of technology, highlighting how my Apple Watch failed to record my physical therapy exercise adequately and reflecting on the importance of recognizing and adapting to these shortcomings. To wrap up, I present a fantastic interview segment with Alex Lane from ViewSonic, discussing their latest products, including portable monitors and a strikingly versatile dual-screen display. The conversation showcases how their innovative designs cater to the needs of modern users, further fueling my excitement for tech innovations that enhance productivity. Overall, this episode brilliantly intertwines my personal journey through recovery along with a myriad of tech tools and insights, leaving listeners with valuable knowledge while reflecting on the quirks and challenges that come with adapting to unexpected life changes. Chapters: 00:00:00 NC_2026_03_08 00:01:08 Finland & Estonia Travelogue https://www.podfeet.com/blog/travelog... 00:02:06 Hospital Tech https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2026/03/... 00:17:40 CES 2026: ViewSonic Foldable and 4K/5K Monitors https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2026/03/... 00:23:08 VS Code for Agentic Editing with Codex — by Eddie Tonkoi https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2026/03/... 00:36:49 Support the Show https://podfeet.com/patreon 00:37:26 CCATP #830 — Adam Engst on How Siri Could Become the Mac’s New Help System https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2026/03/...