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...system? Like, defending against all the you know, closing all those attack vectors is probably really difficult.
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...that there were disruptions. I saw Fortnite tweeting about the fact that some of their gameplay was impaired due to the attack on data centers. How disruptive have those attacks been? Because this is, of course, a very, you know This is where kinetic
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what exactly happened where I felt like, one, the entire Internet was out on me. Two, I learned just how many websites were connected to CloudFlare. So two important things came out of that. But maybe just an explanation of what happened, and then we
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...system is frozen, which it is right now, and a startup also is looking at, you know, permits being halted or slowed or delayed, suddenly you're looking at hiring slowing or even layoffs. Despite Anthony and my experience, it seems that the government
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...disruptions. I saw Fortnite tweeting about the fact that some of their gameplay was impaired due to the attack on data centers. How disruptive have those attacks been? Because this is, of course, a very, you know This is where kinetic meets cyber. Ye
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it was not saved in my records. You know? Yeah. It it seems like it was pretty widespread, all kinds of web services. I mean, I think one that a lot of people talked about because it was funny, though maybe not funny if you were someone affected, wer
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...this is relevant. So we're really talking about the disruption
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next, which is the AWS outage, which made much of the Internet break and just not work. Whenever this happens, I kind of love it because, I mean, obviously, like, there's real people impacted here, but, it is just kind of like a signal that just, lik
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...disruption to the SaaS category. Well, so this is focused on the data we see right now around that. And there are a lot of people
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...systems, we have lost the AI race. I'll just leave it there. This is actually now we're in a second and third order effect. Mhmm. If you can't bring these in here, you can't build data centers, third order impact. No data centers. No Bueno for AI. An
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...system? Not so sure. But, you know, people's Social Security checks getting out on time, does that get delayed? That's a problem. Economic data getting reported on time? I I think that when you look at they've always kinda carved that economic data o
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of this shutdown, making it, I think, the longest shutdown in history. And it doesn't seem that anyone who's making hedging bets here thinks this is gonna change. And that to me is just an indictment of, my nation, our nation's current political grid
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What this means is all the independents, all the moderates, let's call them Clinton Democrats, you know, business people Mhmm. Who quickly bent the knee to kind of smooth things over with Trump. You know, those people were kinda doing that in a very
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...system? Like, defending against all the you know, closing all those attack vectors is probably really difficult. If you take any soft sufficiently complicated software system, there's probably so many ways to overwhelm it. Yeah. It's I mean, this is
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...system. Yeah. Super disruptive, but that's that's what I'm I am, like, waking up every day trying to do. So you could put out as something saying, hey. The straightforward moves is super important. We need to keep it open. We need these type of devic
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...system. Yeah. Super disruptive, but that's that's what I'm I am, like, waking up every day trying to do. So you could put out as something saying, hey. The straightforward moves is super important.
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...outdated systems worth disrupting if you know where to look. I'm Jeff Berman. Thank you for listening.
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