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Chaos Lever Podcast

Ned Bellavance and Chris Hayner

Chaos Lever examines emerging trends and new technology for the enterprise and beyond. Hosts Ned Bellavance and Chris Hayner examine the tech landscape through a skeptical lens based on over 40 combined years in the industry. Are we all doomed? Yes. Will the apocalypse be streamed on TikTok? Probably. Does Joni still love Chachi? Decidedly not.

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48:29

Andre The Peanut [31]

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2022/10/25

Andre The Peanut Episode: 31 Published: 10/25/2022 Stories Remote Work Reality Microsoft report on Hybrid Work hits on a huge disconnect between management and workers A 31,000-person study conducted at the beginning of 2022 shows a plurality of workers who are against full-time in office working arrangements Comparing March through August 2019 vs 2020, the report showed a clear productivity improvement The Slack based Future Forum did a survey of 10,000 workers just this month that showed

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52:02

Inveterate Journalistic Pitbulls [30]

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2022/10/18

Inveterate Journalistic Pitbulls Episode: 30 Published: 10/18/2022 Stories HashiConf Global Watch on demand Bryan Krausen gave a great talk about what he’s learned about Vault from over five years of consulting Azure Terrafy 0.8.0 is out Join the Azure Terraform community Matt Butcher from Fermyon talked about how they chose to use Nomad for WebAssmebly Lightning Round Advertising company Google wades into the IoT OS game with KataOS and Sparrow projects ESNet6 Feels the Need for

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53:09

There Are No Blue Balls [29]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/10/11

There Are No Blue Balls Episode: 29 Published: 10/11/2022 Stories Quantum Mechanics gets it��s day in the Sweden sun The 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Alain Aspect, John Clauser and Anton Zeilinger A history and breakdown of the work that was done regarding quantum mechanics over the past 100 years Bells theorem Does color exist if no one is watching? The Free Will Theorem Researchers have been working on a quantum bus How does temperature work in a quantum system? Secure

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48:52

Behold the Superbook [28]

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2022/10/04

Behold the Superbook Episode: 28 Published: 10/04/2022 Stories Supercloud - It��s a thing now, so I guess we have to address it A website from Cornell that is an actual software project to allow for application migration between clouds MIT webpage about a project they called supercloud that was meant to enhance collaboration between MIT Lincoln labs, students, and faculty The rise of the supercloud There is a working group definition of Supercloud you can check out It was discussed in an

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42:05

Random Adjacent Memories [27]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/09/27

Random Adjacent Memories Episode: 27 Published: 09/27/2022 Stories Security vs Convenience: When Convenience goes too far One attack that has been making the rounds recently is what��s being called MFA Fatigue Microsoft Authenticator push notifications called Number Matching in preview Many South American countries have an interesting solution to the problem of speeding Lightning Round Linux 6.0 Kernel Coming in the Next Week CIS Benchmarks for Azure and AWS updated to version

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52:44

Just DID It On Em [26]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/09/20

Just DID It On Em Episode: 26 Published: 09/20/2022 Stories Decentralized Identity Is Confusing The recently ratified Decentralized Identifier W3C standard SSI or Self-Sovereign Identity Decentralized Identity Foundation Lightning Round Uber gets like, all the way hacked The hacker had admin access to the Uber Slack channel and was talking to employees RISC-V getting a leg up on ARM? What do actual artists think about the AI image generation revolution? Greg Rutkowski weighs in. Time

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58:27

Relighting Our Users [25]

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2022/09/13

Relighting Our Users Episode: 25 Published: 09/13/2022 Stories Spam Sucks, And There’s A Lot Of It According to Statista, in September of 2021, there was a daily average of 105 billion emails sent. Of those 105 billion, 89 billion were spam A lot of small sites to give up on the concept of self-hosting email servers altogethe Replacing SMTP: A Proposal Lightning Round The Storage Was Within You All Along Apple Release Event Goes Exactly Like Everyone Knew It Would Apple��s iPhone

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59:10

Soapy Alt Dave [24]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/09/06

Soapy Alt Dave Episode: 24 Published: 09/06/2022 Stories Best Practices are an Illusion No actual links, but here’s the four categories: Theoretical (Completely abstracted from the technology) Tech specific (Abstracted from a specific vendor, applied to a tech stack or area) Industry specific (Abstracted from a specific vendor, applied to a vertical) Vendor specific (Applied to a specific product) Lightning Round IRS Accidentally Makes Business Tax Return Data Public For Like�� A

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54:24

Centralia Hairspray Challenge [23]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/08/30

Centralia Hairspray Challenge Episode: 23 Published: 08/30/2022 Stories Mudge Ado About Something This is a story about a man called Mudge who said some pretty intense things about Twitter This week, he dropped some bombshells in a whistleblower document and a companion interview with Time Magazine Lightning Round Heroku Free-tier No More Jack Dorsey regrets that twitter became a company You Get What You Pay For Is Finally True Yet another AI-based image creator released, and this one is

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57:36

Down With The Sickness [22]

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2022/08/23

Down With The Sickness Episode: 22 Published: 08/23/2022 Stories Because you wanted to know more about SmartNICs right? RIGHT???? Network Interface Controller To further enhance that interaction, the Data Plane Development Kit project was created Open Programmable Infrastructure project to try and set an open standard for how these DPUs work OpenStack has drivers for using Neutron with Open Virtual Networking VMware Project Monterey ROCE and iWARP Lightning Round ProtonMail Suffers

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47:52

A Table Of Cards [21]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/08/16

A Table Of Cards Episode: 21 Published: 08/16/2022 Stories Things were going great until they weren��t: Companies floundering after Covid boom cools down Mark Zuckerberg, asshole-in-chief of Facebook, released a memo to employees People at google are concerned about the ��vibe change�� Controversial stock trading platform Robinhood has dropped users steadily since it went public So just a quick rundown of some other companies that have announced layoffs Silicon Valley therapists are in

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51:15

It Wasn��t Worth The Effort [20]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/08/09

It Wasn��t Worth The Effort Episode: 20 Published: 08/09/2022 Stories Zero Trust Doesn’t Exist Zero Trust has been around since 1994 Kerberos is the authentication protocol used by Active Directory and other LDAP implementations Security Assertion Markup Language is a standard by which a client , service provider, and identity provider can perform the authentication dance Lightning Round DuckDuckGo mostly says No, to Microsoft Comcast ramps soft policy of return to the office, based on

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60:18

The Wisdom of Fred Smellypants [19]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/08/02

The Wisdom of Fred Smellypants Episode: 19 Published: 08/02/2022 Stories A not so quick deepdive into this HTTP/3 thing Page performance metrics from webpagetest.org TLS 1.3 introduced the concept of early data as ��0-RTT.�� The vast majority of firewall vendors recommend blocking QUIC as a security measure F5 thinks that QUIC is inevitable Lightning Round Despite Crypto Winter, Investors see a Web3 Spring in Unstoppable Domains 100TB SSDs are available; 200TB SSDs on the horizon Can

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54:19

Synchronous Viralicity [18]

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2022/07/26

Synchronous Viralicity Episode: 18 Published: 07/26/2022 Stories Is Open Core Dead? No. The Future of Open Source, or Why Open Core Is Dead There��s a bunch more in the list, and if you��re curious you can hit up the show notes for the link. Elastic, in particular, tried to create a new license that prevented AWS and other cloud providers from running their software without paying AWS is free to fork an older version of the code and continue to develop it in the open Lightning

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55:14

Shiny Vampires in the Woods [17]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/07/19

Shiny Vampires in the Woods Episode: 17 Published: 07/19/2022 Stories Is there a limit to the Hyperscalers? Gestalt IT Roundtable Podcast - Multi-Cloud is Inevitable CloudFlare R2 Service Gartner��s customer review site shows that Citrix is superior to AWS when it comes to Application Delivery Boutique search engines are starting to make sense The Digital Markets Act was passed on July 5th in the EU Follow Dwayne Monroe for more on publicly-owned clouds Lightning Round Linux/UNIX text

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52:45

DevOops I Did It Again [16]

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2022/07/12

DevOops I Did It Again Episode: 16 Published: 07/12/2022 Stories DevOps is a failure Ned’s tweet Lightning Round Most expensive component in servers, might be getting cheaper The Twitter Muskening continues to failify, the internet revels in the chaos Samsung scoops TSMC with nanometer 3 Apple investing in lockdown modes for iOS devices Starlinking from anywhere Microsoft does the right thing the wrong way, the accountants complain, Microsoft does the wrong thing and undoes what it did-

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38:04

Exactly One Giraffe [15]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/06/28

Exactly One Giraffe Episode: 15 Published: 06/28/2022 Stories The limitations of AI and AIOps (aka our own limitations) Can there be a logical air gap? Hybrid and multicloud trends and solutions Links: Cloud Field Day 14 Lightning Round The Linux kernel is getting rusty 7zip now supports the mark of the web, which is totally not related to the devil HashiConf EU Recap RSA event was a superspreader for COVID GitHub Copilot pilot is over, and AWS whispers sweet nothings EU Regulators

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46:06

Shallow HAL 9000 [14]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/06/21

Shallow HAL 9000 Episode: 14 Published: 06/21/2022 Stories What are we going to do when AI achieves consciousness? Links: A Google engineer has been making some wild claims about a chat bot he was working on How easy it is to make people get emotional about inanimate objects such as an IKEA lamp Trying to find a way to describe AI that includes self-awareness The interview that Blake and co did with LaMDA There is a website called DALL-E mini In 2019 some researchers tried to get AI to

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48:03

Manifest Developer [13]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/06/14

Manifest Developer Episode: 13 Published: 06/14/2022 Stories We��re all developers now and you might as well admit it Links: freeCodeCamp Learn Python Lightning Round USB-C Wins: EU Mandates Standardization in Wired Charging By 2024 The sun also sets on Atom Want a free Microsoft Cert voucher? Complete a free Microsoft Build Challenge! Windows 11 22H2 now available for prerelease macOS 13 will block USB-C communications by default Gartner continues streak of pointing out the blindingly

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48:21

Internet Explorer Nostalgia [12]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2022/06/07

Internet Explorer Nostalgia Episode: 12 Published: 06/07/2022 Stories IT’S A ��SEARCH ENGINES AND BROWSERS ARE NECESSARY AND CURRENTLY STILL BAD�� ROUNDUP!!! Links: DuckDuckGo dinged for passing Microsoft trackers through their browser app These mailers were delivered through the EDDM service of the USPS Brave��s tonedeaf ad campaign is still getting roasted on twitter The official Brave stance on the effort seems to be The EFF has a good site that talks about browser fingerprinting,

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