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'Ashen's Tech Dump' - 'God's Source Code'

God's Source Code

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This week in the Tech Dump Stuart's joined by a Steve who's been beavering away to hack into the source code for the entire universe: the fabled code that unlocks God's keys to creation. With omnipotent power at their finger tips Ashen and Steve decide to use it in the least responsible way possible. And if that wasn't enough, like some computer literate Nostradamus Stuart wildly guesses the future of technology in Tech Predictions.

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Ashen's Tech Dump

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2nd February 2010

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Producer
Jonathan Davenport
Director
Al Campbell
Producer
Andrew Mettam
Actor
Stuart Ashen
Actor
Mark Talbot

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