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[1066.74 --> 1067.14] but wait, |
[1067.96 --> 1068.42] there's another. |
[1068.42 --> 1069.12] There's more. |
[1069.54 --> 1069.94] Yeah. |
[1069.94 --> 1071.16] So there's always two. |
[1071.28 --> 1072.78] This is where the politics part |
[1072.78 --> 1073.68] comes in because, |
[1073.86 --> 1074.20] and okay, |
[1075.48 --> 1077.48] this is where it gets confusing too |
[1077.48 --> 1078.96] because I have also heard |
[1078.96 --> 1080.68] that there was stuff |
[1080.68 --> 1082.04] at Google that was leaked. |
[1082.20 --> 1083.82] There's also been some emails |
[1083.82 --> 1084.78] that have been leaked. |
[1085.04 --> 1085.88] There's been tons |
[1085.88 --> 1086.60] of different stuff. |
[1086.70 --> 1087.86] I'm not entirely sure |
[1087.86 --> 1089.78] which spark was lit first. |
[1090.46 --> 1091.56] This is what I read |
[1091.56 --> 1092.84] in the Ars Technica article. |
[1093.08 --> 1094.04] There's other stuff |
[1094.04 --> 1094.52] that I've read. |
[1094.76 --> 1095.34] Who knows? |
[1095.70 --> 1096.12] Anyway, |
[1096.28 --> 1096.92] it got exposed |
[1096.92 --> 1097.56] to the public |
[1097.56 --> 1098.78] at some point. |
[1099.94 --> 1100.82] And from there, |
[1100.88 --> 1101.28] people started |
[1101.28 --> 1102.24] freaking the hell out. |
[1102.70 --> 1104.48] And that was mostly |
[1104.48 --> 1106.12] based around Meltdown. |
[1106.64 --> 1107.58] That's where we got |
[1107.58 --> 1108.42] most of our information |
[1108.42 --> 1109.22] about Meltdown, |
[1109.46 --> 1111.38] which AMD is essentially, |
[1112.18 --> 1112.88] as of right now, |
[1112.94 --> 1113.62] as far as I know, |
[1113.70 --> 1114.38] as far as I've seen |
[1114.38 --> 1115.02] published everywhere, |
[1115.36 --> 1116.34] they're excluded from that. |
[1116.54 --> 1117.32] They're fine with Meltdown. |
[1117.56 --> 1118.08] And that's why |
[1118.08 --> 1119.34] there's a bunch of confusion |
[1119.34 --> 1120.58] even when you Google this |
[1120.58 --> 1122.04] because there's a timeline here |
[1122.04 --> 1123.58] where the first part |
[1123.58 --> 1124.62] of the media wave |
[1124.62 --> 1126.08] was everyone responding |
[1126.08 --> 1126.90] to Meltdown |
[1126.90 --> 1127.56] and saying like, |
[1127.70 --> 1129.12] you're going to read articles |
[1129.12 --> 1130.60] that say AMD is not affected. |
[1130.72 --> 1131.66] It'll say that in bold. |
[1132.60 --> 1133.40] But it depends |
[1133.40 --> 1134.10] when that was written. |
[1134.50 --> 1134.74] Yeah. |
[1134.86 --> 1136.68] Like the register article, |
[1136.94 --> 1137.94] which exposed |
[1137.94 --> 1138.68] a lot of this stuff |
[1138.68 --> 1139.76] and really started |
[1139.76 --> 1140.38] exploding things |
[1140.38 --> 1141.12] like I was saying earlier, |
[1141.54 --> 1142.40] specifically says |
[1142.40 --> 1144.16] Intel CPU design flaw. |
[1145.16 --> 1146.48] Then there's another one |
[1146.48 --> 1148.10] by the Inquirer |
[1148.10 --> 1148.94] that says, |
[1148.94 --> 1150.56] Intel ARM and AMD |
[1150.56 --> 1152.00] all affected by Meltdown |
[1152.00 --> 1153.22] and Spectre security |
[1153.22 --> 1154.78] bypassing CPU design flaw |
[1154.78 --> 1156.14] in the freaking title. |
[1156.48 --> 1157.06] So who knows? |
[1157.14 --> 1157.96] Because that one says |
[1157.96 --> 1158.92] that AMD is affected |
[1158.92 --> 1159.54] by Meltdown. |
[1159.68 --> 1160.98] But then almost everything else |
[1160.98 --> 1161.62] is saying that AMD |
[1161.62 --> 1162.92] isn't affected by Meltdown. |
[1163.42 --> 1164.30] I'm kind of going |
[1164.30 --> 1165.74] with the isn't side of things. |
[1166.06 --> 1166.74] But then this is where |
[1166.74 --> 1167.40] it gets political |
[1167.40 --> 1169.08] because AMD goes, |
[1169.20 --> 1169.72] ha ha ha, |
[1169.88 --> 1170.66] we're not affected, |
[1171.20 --> 1172.16] everything's fine. |
[1172.48 --> 1173.68] And then Intel releases |
[1173.68 --> 1175.02] super vague, |
[1175.52 --> 1177.16] really confusing details. |
[1177.60 --> 1179.52] Like one of my favorite lines, |
[1179.82 --> 1181.50] it's in the ARS article. |
[1181.50 --> 1185.18] the company's initial statement |
[1185.18 --> 1186.46] produced on Wednesday |
[1186.46 --> 1189.58] says, for example, |
[1189.86 --> 1190.72] these exploits |
[1190.72 --> 1192.18] do not have the potential |
[1192.18 --> 1192.80] to corrupt, |
[1193.04 --> 1193.36] modify, |
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