0:00-32:45
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Eric wins the Oregon Zoo Volunteers Cornhole Tournament and Jon visits the Tillamook Forestry Center. A Linux malware was served for more than 3 years without notice, food companies battling Mexican label requirements, stopping trains by playing three tones, and identity theft from 1965 discovered by facial recognition. For fun we have inverse vaccines (!!) and the obit of a Bletchley Park codebreaker.
- 0:00 - Intro
- 11:21 - Linux Malware
- 14:36 - Kellogg's Nutrition Label War
- 20:51 - Radio-stop Polish Trains
- 23:33 - Long Term Identity Threat
- 26:06 - Inverse Vaccine
- 28:39 - Margaret Betts
Linux Malware
arstechnica.comKellogg's Nutrition Label War
statnews.comRadio-stop Polish Trains
wired.comLong Term Identity Threat
apnews.comInverse Vaccine
pme.uchicago.eduMargaret Betts
theguardian.com