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252: Splitting Nachos
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Eric has a new driver and hutch-free-garage, and Jon has AAPL frustrations. Both Google and Facebook ahem Meta release AI driven text-to-video examples this week. The EU votes for USB-C, wifi cameras are easy to jam, Microsoft copes with two new Exchange zero days, and Mandiant finds novel malware VIB files loaded into ESX servers. For fun we have the longest running webcam on the internet (SFO Fog Cam) and the Steam game Slipways.
- 0:00 - Intro
- 19:25 - Imagen Video
- 22:25 - EU Votes for USB-C
- 25:37 - Jam the WiFi
- 28:39 - Exchange Zero Days
- 32:22 - Bad VIB(e)s
- 39:16 - Fog Cam
- 42:54 - Slipways