Episodes

AI failure is everywhere with Sports Illustrated dropping the non-existent ball to imaginary women speakers at major tech conferences to robotaxis dragging pedestrians in their wake. Oh, and Advertising Company Google may have disappeared your Google Driv

Microsoft turns on the Nitro Boost for Azure, Nvidia makes an even more expensiver GPU, and Nothing supports iMessage, sorta.

Chris attended Security Field Day 10 remotely and was pretty impressed with Forward Networks and their digital twin tech.

GitHub Copilot is the future of programming, Humane is less human than human, and RISC-V is poised to compete in the datacenter.

Ned went to KubeCon 2023 and aside from falling into the Chicago River, he also had some interesting conversations.

SBF is officially guilty, WeWork is almost officially bankrupt, and Nuclear Fusion is coming tomorrow! (Give or take 15 years.)

Chris thinks Apple's hardware is peachy-keen, and would be even better if it ran Linux natively. Enter the Asahi project.

Stopping AI from stealing your IP, Intel is dismissive of ARM desktops, and Cisco scores a 10 CVE (which is a bad thing).

Ned got curious about what sits behind the ChatGPT prompt and it turns out it's like a lot. A lot of GPUs that is.

Nvidia and AMD are teaming up, Elon wants your $1, and Voyager 2 gets patched.

In the spirit of Red October, Chris takes us on a tour of Business Intelligence vis a vis Sabermetrics.

AI can be useful? NTLM is finally being shown the door. And SSDs are gonna get expensive $$$!

HashiConf happened last week and Ned gives us the tl;dr.

Open AI dips into the chipmaker market, RISC-V goes to space, and 3nm is really freakin' small!

Ned takes us on a virtual tour of Edge Field Day 2.

Net Neutrality's back, iPhone 15 is too hot to handle (literally), and Blackberry still exists!

Chris dives deep into the world of layer 1 networking and undersea cables.

Microsoft loses 38TB on Azure, Sony is hacked (again), and NFTs continue to be worth less and worthless.

Ned meditates on the suitably of analogies and models, including the OSI model, LEAN manufacturing in DevOps, and Justin Timberlake as electricity.

Web3 is DOA, AI worse than crypto for environment, and MOVEit breach still breaching.

What's in a name? Sometimes forced obsolescence.

Your car is watching you, DevOps YOLO is a no-no, and IBM joins the back-to-office crew.

Your privacy sandbox is neither private nor a sandbox. Discuss.

Don't deploy in us-east-1, no thanks Noonoouri, and Facebook at any price would still suck.