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[1415.76 --> 1416.08] Anyways.
[1416.62 --> 1417.56] Are you ready for this aspect?
[1419.42 --> 1421.16] Oh, let's jump there
[1421.16 --> 1422.36] in a quick moment.
[1422.82 --> 1423.50] So, yeah.
[1423.66 --> 1426.26] Apple is already releasing updates
[1426.26 --> 1428.28] for iOS, macOS
[1428.28 --> 1429.56] and dealing with
[1429.56 --> 1430.56] some other crazy things.
[1430.72 --> 1431.90] Microsoft is going ham.
[1432.24 --> 1433.10] The Microsoft section
[1433.10 --> 1433.72] of this article
[1433.72 --> 1435.12] is super long.
[1435.54 --> 1437.10] One thing that I really like
[1437.10 --> 1437.60] that they did,
[1437.94 --> 1439.72] Microsoft has already published
[1439.72 --> 1440.84] a PowerShell script
[1440.84 --> 1441.66] that describes
[1441.66 --> 1442.96] the current system protection
[1442.96 --> 1444.60] against Meltdown and Spectre
[1444.60 --> 1445.68] on your computer.
[1446.26 --> 1448.10] So, if you're into PowerShell,
[1448.18 --> 1449.30] if you're comfortable with that,
[1449.82 --> 1450.92] check out the ARS article.
[1451.24 --> 1453.30] It's linked in the forum link
[1453.30 --> 1453.84] in the description
[1453.84 --> 1454.98] if you're watching this on archive.
[1455.20 --> 1455.58] If not,
[1455.64 --> 1456.30] I've already posted it
[1456.30 --> 1456.82] in Twitch chat.
[1457.14 --> 1457.66] There you go.
[1458.92 --> 1459.80] And you can check out
[1459.80 --> 1460.32] what's going on
[1460.32 --> 1461.08] on your own system.
[1461.46 --> 1462.46] They're releasing updates
[1462.46 --> 1463.44] for Edge,
[1463.72 --> 1464.54] Internet Explorer,
[1465.44 --> 1466.94] Windows itself.
[1467.98 --> 1469.54] Mozilla is trying to copy
[1469.54 --> 1470.92] some of their...
[1470.92 --> 1471.20] Mozilla.
[1471.46 --> 1471.86] Mozilla.
[1472.08 --> 1472.40] Mozilla.
[1472.84 --> 1473.16] Mozilla, whatever.
[1473.76 --> 1474.66] They're trying to copy
[1474.66 --> 1475.38] some of their approaches
[1475.38 --> 1476.10] to different things.
[1476.42 --> 1477.92] There's tons of stuff going on.
[1477.98 --> 1480.00] Microsoft has already updated
[1480.00 --> 1482.62] its Azure cloud computing platform,
[1482.78 --> 1483.60] which is awesome.
[1483.70 --> 1484.86] I would expect that Google
[1484.86 --> 1485.66] was updated before
[1485.66 --> 1486.48] we even heard about this.
[1487.42 --> 1488.28] Oh, they've been on top
[1488.28 --> 1489.40] of this for a long time.
[1489.54 --> 1489.72] Yeah.
[1490.38 --> 1492.88] Amazon has already started
[1492.88 --> 1493.68] rolling out patches
[1493.68 --> 1495.38] for EC2
[1495.38 --> 1496.60] in terms of Meltdown.
[1496.60 --> 1496.64] Meltdown.
[1498.14 --> 1499.18] Again, Spectre is going
[1499.18 --> 1499.58] to be weird
[1499.58 --> 1500.36] for all this kind of stuff.
[1500.44 --> 1501.08] I'm mostly talking
[1501.08 --> 1501.66] about Meltdown.
[1502.58 --> 1504.16] Google's two consumer-facing
[1504.16 --> 1505.00] operating systems,
[1505.16 --> 1506.22] Android and Chrome OS,
[1506.50 --> 1507.90] both depend on Linux kernels,
[1508.06 --> 1508.90] and that's already been
[1508.90 --> 1509.58] being worked on,
[1509.62 --> 1510.34] as I mentioned earlier,
[1510.44 --> 1511.38] the AMD guy
[1511.38 --> 1512.32] working on Linux kernels.
[1513.98 --> 1516.44] But most Android hardware
[1516.44 --> 1517.60] and most Android
[1517.60 --> 1518.80] is a weird thing
[1518.80 --> 1519.48] to think about
[1519.48 --> 1521.84] because there's a lot
[1521.84 --> 1522.48] of really low-end
[1522.48 --> 1523.10] Android devices
[1523.10 --> 1523.52] that most people
[1523.52 --> 1524.04] don't think about,
[1524.04 --> 1526.46] but isn't susceptible
[1526.46 --> 1528.38] to Meltdown yet,
[1529.06 --> 1530.00] but that's going
[1530.00 --> 1531.20] to change probably.
[1531.84 --> 1533.30] Anyways, right now,
[1533.40 --> 1534.72] it's a huge mess.
[1535.04 --> 1535.86] Everything's a mess.
[1535.98 --> 1536.96] It's mostly a mess
[1536.96 --> 1538.72] because it was leaked,
[1539.36 --> 1540.46] and when it was leaked,
[1540.58 --> 1541.70] everyone had to scramble
[1541.70 --> 1543.62] super hard to solve it
[1543.62 --> 1544.38] instead of trying
[1544.38 --> 1546.02] to take their time
[1546.02 --> 1547.08] and be very coordinated