Eric publishes a book, and Jon is trepidacious. The National Nuclear Security Administration is affected by the Sharepoint attack, and DNS is used as a file transfer system. Amazon buys Bee (Echo, coming soon to a wrist near you), and we're one step closer to a universal cancer vaccine.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 14:29 - Nuclear Sharepoint
• 18:54 - It's Always DNS
• 26:26 - Bee Hearing You
• 30:07 - Cancer Vaccine Candidate

Eric gets new doors (almost) and Jon gets A/C. Amazon launches more Kuiper satellites with the help of SpaceX. You can use Passkeys to encrypt files and Android get's Gemini whether the user wants it or not. GPS is not the only location game in town and lots of mammals evolved into ant eaters?

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 12:22 - Kuiper Satellites
• 14:56 - Passkey Encryption
• 18:13 - Gemini All The Things
• 23:11 - MagNav vs GPS
• 29:10 - Aardwolfs and Numbats

A 4th of July was had by both. An extension hijacking campaign that infected as many as 2.3 million users and software to protect the small web from AI scrapers with computational overhead. For fun we have car tipping (off a cliff!?), and evidence for even more water on Mars.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 13:06 - Hijacking Campaign
• 16:33 - Weighing the Soul of the Web
• 22:41 - Good ol' Alaskan Fun
• 25:41 - Fluvial Sinuous Ridges