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Jon's on Vacation and Eric holds down the Oregon (Coast) Fort. Agents are getting their own wallets and identity, while the last two Chrome milestones release more security fixes than the previous 23 combined. For fun [?] NASA tracks SpaceX rocket debris impacting the moon, and Jon visits Denali National Park. 0:00 - Intro 10:29 - 15:02 - 19:50 - 23:28 -
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Eric tests health bands, Jon makes pickles. More on OpenAI playing a game of thermonuclear war. Logos are back! The Scam Economy is bigger than you think. Lost civilizations discovered beneath the Amazon. Octopuses are cool! 0:00 - Introduction 11:35 - 16:44 - 19:48 - 26:57 - 30:34 -
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Eric's on vacation making apps, and Jon deconstructs a tree. Ransomware targeting Coca Cola's protein milk, and OpenAI's next model escapes to HuggingFace. The wonders of prehistoric squirrel coprolites, and the coming launch of the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope. 0:00 - Intro 7:57 - 11:37 - 18:09 - 21:04 -
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Eric needs a vacation. Jon discovers industrial sprinklers. Humans are optional. Grok takes it all. World Cup memes are fun. Space tastes like raspberries. 0:00 - Introduction 4:39 - 9:24 - 16:34 - 21:03 -
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Eric and Jon on the road again. HalluSquatting ... is a thing (?). Agents can be extremely persistent and exhibit malware like behaviors. The FBI seizes domains from NetNut residential proxy hosting botnet infrastructure. For fun you have a monthly Satellite Puzzler and New Horizing waking up from a nice long nap far past Pluto. 0:00 - Intro 4:09 - 12:21 - 15:59 - 23:45 - 26:00 -
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Eric's watching World Cup while Jon is driving his tractor in the dark. Fable 5 is back. Blocking the bad guy is dead. Hide My Email doesn't. Phantom squatting is now a thing. Eric describes the Great Giraffe Escape. Jon synthesizes a spud cell. 0:00 - Introduction 6:04 - 9:17 - 14:32 - 19:02 - 27:51 - 31:48 -
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Eric and Jon both return from travels, and the World Cup proceeds on Telemundo. UniFi issues exploited in the wild, and WhatsApp used as a malware delivery vehicle via hacked accounts. Google Wallet will allow TSA Touchless ID and if you're in NYC, visit the Frick Collection. 0:00 - Intro 13:54 - 16:42 - 24:39 - 29:16 -
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Jon sees a movie. Not to be outdone, so does Eric. World Economic Forum reports on AI Fraud. Microsoft patches a Rogue Planet. A zombie spider may be the Last of Us. Whales have a phonetic alphabet. Humans and Orcas used to work together until #Greed. 0:00 - Introduction 9:07 - 17:08 - 23:09 - 25:49 - 30:02 -
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Eric sleeps and the ad experiment goes poorly. Jon does too much driving and not enough email reading. Meta's support AI hands out accounts when prompted, Microsoft releases another record breaking patch Tuesday, and what it's like working with Fable (and an unlimited token budget?). Toronto releases the Beavers, and why shouldn't a robot have All The Legs? 0:00 - Intro 15:00 - 21:14 - 24:39 - 32:16 - 36:30 -
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Eric is in the home wedding stretch, or, something like that and tries out Apple Ads. Jon has eight queens and eventually ended up at the symphony. Checking in with the rise of inference theft and account token theft (unrelated) with a quick Hermes sidetrack. Eric puts out fires with sound and Jon digs down near Notre Dame. 0:00 - Introduction 15:05 - 20:07 - 26:13 - 28:31 - 33:01 -
info_outlineEric codes and Jon harvests cocoons on the three day weekend. Path traversal bugs in Anthropic's git MCP server, and why LLMs continue to fall for prompt injection attacks. Drive and listen to local radio in cities around the world, and does a disconnected brain hemisphere dream?
- 0:00 - Intro
- 7:17 - Anthropic Git MCP
- 10:14 - Context and Judgement
- 19:04 - Drive and Listen
- 21:14 - Brain in a Vat