
0:00-37:24
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Halloween passes quickly this year; Eric finishes his kitchen magnetic board project, and Jon finally sets up the laser engraver. Three years later (was episode 70!) Amazon finally builds Eero into 5th gen Echo devices. An act may pass to help the government use open source software better, the FTC takes steps against Drizly CEO to enforce better security practices, and Android droppers found on Google Play. For fun, we have a nearly 2km long train in Switzerland and an obituary for Kathleen Booth, an early computer pioneer and inventor of Assembly Language.
- 0:00 - Intro
- 11:26 - Eero+Echo
- 12:25 - Securing Open Source Software Act
- 16:50 - Drizly CEO Ordered
- 22:27 - Android Droppers
- 27:22 - Not a Short Train
- 32:21 - Thanks for Assembly, Kathleen!
Eero+Echo
eero.comSecuring Open Source Software Act
therecord.mediaDrizly CEO Ordered
washingtonpost.comAndroid Droppers
bleepingcomputer.comNot a Short Train
rhb.chThanks for Assembly, Kathleen!
theregister.com