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[83.00 --> 88.00] On the one hand, I'm so stoked because as a kid I subscribed to Xbox Magazine and they were
[88.00 --> 89.00] always talking about going to E3.
[89.00 --> 90.00] Yeah.
[90.00 --> 91.00] And I was like, oh that's so amazing.
[91.00 --> 92.00] It's totally different.
[92.00 --> 93.00] Sure.
[93.00 --> 96.00] But I never thought that I'd go to any giant conference like that and see all this cutting
[96.00 --> 97.00] edge stuff face up.
[97.00 --> 98.00] It's gonna be awesome.
[98.00 --> 101.00] CES is more insanity.
[101.00 --> 102.00] In terms of like.
[102.00 --> 103.00] That suits me.
[103.00 --> 106.00] The people on the floor, where you need to go.
[106.00 --> 109.00] So E3 is nicely contained in one building.
[109.00 --> 112.00] And they're like super way more hardcore.
[112.00 --> 113.00] Or at least they were.
[113.00 --> 114.00] They've loosened it up a little bit.
[114.00 --> 115.00] About who could go.
[115.00 --> 118.00] So there wasn't a ton of people on the floor and it's all in one building.
[118.00 --> 119.00] This is.
[119.00 --> 123.00] Well in the earlier days, like in the early 2000s, it was less exclusive.
[123.00 --> 124.00] Yes.
[124.00 --> 125.00] And then they tightened it up.
[125.00 --> 126.00] Yeah.
[126.00 --> 127.00] I've got a beard longer.
[127.00 --> 128.00] You have so much more wisdom than I do.
[128.00 --> 129.00] And our beards are the same length.
[129.00 --> 131.00] This doesn't make any sense.
[131.00 --> 132.00] But yeah.
[132.00 --> 133.00] CES is gonna be insane.
[133.00 --> 136.00] I'll be at CES with a mustache.
[136.00 --> 137.00] No wisdom.
[137.00 --> 138.00] You're taking all that off?
[138.00 --> 139.00] No, no.
[139.00 --> 140.00] I won't.
[140.00 --> 141.00] I was like, I don't know.
[141.00 --> 142.00] That's just.
[142.00 --> 147.00] Either way, what we're gonna talk about this week is a lot of Intel stuff.
[147.00 --> 148.00] A lot of ARM stuff.
[148.00 --> 149.00] A lot of AMD stuff.
[149.00 --> 156.00] As you guys know, CPUs right now are in kind of a terrible spot with meltdown and spec
[156.00 --> 157.00] actor are both going around rampaging things.
[157.00 --> 158.00] We're all dead.
[158.00 --> 163.00] We're gonna talk about what different companies are doing to deal with this, how it's being
[163.00 --> 169.00] dealt with, how it might affect you, how it's affecting other companies, different responses
[169.00 --> 170.00] that are happening due to it.
[170.00 --> 171.00] All that kind of stuff.
[171.00 --> 172.00] We're gonna talk about all that kind of stuff.
[172.00 --> 175.00] And there's a bunch of other interesting things as well.
[175.00 --> 178.00] Like some stuff to do with Spotify.
[178.00 --> 182.00] And Luke's super secret, New Year's resolution.
[182.00 --> 183.00] Yeah.
[183.00 --> 185.00] Roll the intro for dramatic effect.
[185.00 --> 186.00] Whoa.
[186.00 --> 187.00] Yes.
[187.00 --> 191.00] I made that last bit up.
[191.00 --> 192.00] You got a few minutes to think of something.
[192.00 --> 193.00] I don't know.
[193.00 --> 194.00] I didn't make it.
[194.00 --> 195.00] To go to the gym just as much as I can.
[195.00 --> 196.00] Eat about as much sugar as I usually do.
[196.00 --> 197.00] Yeah.
[197.00 --> 198.00] Yay, sponsors.
[198.00 --> 200.00] Thank you for making this show viable.
[200.00 --> 201.00] Moving back.
[201.00 --> 202.00] Okay.
[202.00 --> 203.00] Let's get into it.
[203.00 --> 216.00] I'm gonna post an Rs. Technica thread.
[216.00 --> 219.00] It was... or a post?
[219.00 --> 221.00] An article?
[221.00 --> 222.00] Article.
[222.00 --> 223.00] There we go.
[223.00 --> 224.00] We'll go with that.
[224.00 --> 225.00] It's the episode.
[225.00 --> 227.00] I'm gonna make this episode two.
[227.00 --> 229.00] I want to make it a few minutes.
[229.00 --> 230.00] I'll go with theament.
[230.00 --> 231.76] It's posted by Peter Bright.
[232.28 --> 233.72] It's a very good article.
[233.86 --> 237.76] Thank you, Peter Bright, for making a very nice, concise package.
[238.00 --> 239.44] This is everything that's going on.
[239.48 --> 240.38] It's way too long.
[240.50 --> 243.72] Most people aren't going to read it, grab a coffee and a donut to go through it kind of article.
[243.82 --> 244.82] There's a lot of information.
[245.02 --> 248.52] This whole story is like an onion with layers.
[248.92 --> 253.56] So we're going to take you through the entire story of how these vulnerabilities were discovered,
[254.30 --> 257.04] what the response from the parties involved was,
[257.04 --> 261.62] and kind of all the insanity that has ensued and is still ensuing today.
[261.86 --> 262.26] Yes.
[262.42 --> 266.12] So I'm going to jump slightly forward and explain what they are,
[267.02 --> 270.22] and then we'll jump back to the start and explain how it was found and all that kind of stuff.
[270.32 --> 270.88] Does that make sense?
[271.24 --> 271.50] Okay.
[271.50 --> 272.76] And jump around a little bit.
[272.84 --> 273.82] It's going to be a crazy tangent.
[273.82 --> 276.16] So I'm going to steal some of this from Ars Technica.
[276.34 --> 277.62] Again, thank you very much, Peter Bright.
[278.60 --> 282.10] So there's two main vulnerabilities.
[282.46 --> 283.18] And they're kind of related?
[283.50 --> 284.50] They are kind of related.