This is another topic for an upcoming episode of The Private Citizen, I think:
I’m writing a review of Icarus and as such will be taking part in the game’s beta weekends once my other work obligations allow it. I’m planning to stream the game on the beta weekends beginning in October and have updated my streaming schedule accordingly.
I’m currently on the road and unable to record any podcasts. But I am working and came across some potential topics for future Private Citizen episodes today. So let me just park a few links here for future reference. They might help you as well, just be aware of the source of each story – obviously something I always carefully examine on the podcast.
Guys, just a quick update letting you know that there’ll be somewhat less content on this blog for a few weeks. I am quite busy at work and with other things at the moment. Don’t worry if you don’t hear from me in a while. It’s all good and I’ll be back soon.
As promised, I’ve just released an extra episode of The Private Citizen. This is a long one, so I hope you have some time on your hand. Or, you know, just pause it in between. 
→ The Private Citizen 86: The Sausage Wars
A discussion with my friend Mike about the current state of Brexit and what it means for the future of the European Union and the geopolitical situation on the continent and beyond.
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I’ve just released another episode of The Private Citizen, hopefully one of a couple this week. In this one, I examine an example of exceptionally bad journalism that hit the world recently. I’ve discussed this kind of thing before, but sadly, the journalistic landscape seems to be getting worse, not better.
→ The Private Citizen 85: The Latest in Despicable Journalism
Again and again, so-called journalists in big media outlets exaggerate or even outright invent stories to scare or outrage the public. The audience just buys it wholesale and never notices when, a day or two later, it all turns out to be complete bullshit. Today’s example: Ivermectin.
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I’ve also updated the album art for the show again. As you can see, I am aggressively fighting for your right to have something to hide! 
This week on The Private Citizen, I explain Steve Gibson’s SQRL, which is a really cool solution to the problems we all face with passwords on the internet.
→ The Private Citizen 84: Steve Gibson’s Squirrel
Authentication on the internet is fundamentally broken. Weak passwords, password reuse, data leaks and untrustworthy third parties tracking us while they log us in are the unfortunate reality right now. One man decided to single-handedly fix this mess.
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