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I will no longer be posting on Twitter. You can come find me on Bluesky or LinkedIn: - linkedin.com/in/ned-bellavan… - bsky.app/profile/nedintheclo… So long and thanks for all the tweets!

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Gallium Is The New Black | Flexible Chips, AR Glasses, and More Tech News Listen here 👂:bit.ly/4ePBLhM #chaoslever

Join Ned and Chris in this episode of Chaos Lever, where they explore the fascinating and sometimes bizarre history of email and the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMT... Listen here 👂:bit.ly/3ZNBvvu #chaoslever

In this episode, we discuss how Google is improving Android security with Rust, significantly reducing memory-related vulnerabilities and enhancing developer productiv... Listen here 👂:bit.ly/4gPAPM7 #chaoslever

Remember the movie **Hackers** and its fictional supercomputer, The Gibson? While The Gibson might be fantasy, mainframes are still very much a reality in our modern c... Listen here 👂:bit.ly/4eokr3F #chaoslever

This week, the FTC confirmed what many suspected: social media giants like Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok have been willfully collecting user data for profit, with mini... Listen here 👂:bit.ly/3BpcRae #chaoslever

Find me at #HashiConf and get a free taco! (While supplies last; void where prohibited; check state and local laws for restrictions; offer not valid in the following states: Oklahoma, Omaha, and Indifference.) hashicorp.com/conferences/ha…

In this episode, we explore the 1995 cult classic Hackers in honor of National Civic Hacking Day. Despite not being a movie podcast, the episode revisits the film’s de... Listen here 👂:bit.ly/3B6Cdto #chaoslever

In this episode, we discuss the European Court of Justice's decision forcing Apple to pay €13 billion in back taxes to Ireland, marking a major moment in corporate tax... Listen here 👂:bit.ly/3MM0qYL #chaoslever

In this episode, Ned and Chris examine classical computing fundamentals, breaking down complex topics like Turing machines, the von Neumann architecture, and the role ... Listen here 👂:bit.ly/47lGo0F #chaoslever

AT&T has filed a lawsuit against Broadcom, accusing the company of forcing it to purchase unwanted subscription software to maintain support for existing VMware licens... Listen here 👂:bit.ly/3ZiFfET #chaoslever

Planning for #HashiConf 2024! See you in Boston y'all 💗

Football season is back, and with it comes a reminder of how the NFL has driven significant technological advancements in broadcasting. From the introduction of multi-... Listen here 👂:bit.ly/4e9Baav #chaoslever

Keyboard relics that should've been retired with typewriters? Yep, Chris and I are covering it all—from the infamous ThinkPad key swap to keys like Scroll Lock and Num Lock that are basically obsolete. Get ready for a tech trip down memory lane! bit.ly/3Z2crAo

Microsoft will require all Azure customers to enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) starting in October 2024, aiming to enhance security by reducing the risk of acc... Listen here 👂:bit.ly/3zg5jWF #chaoslever

From the PDP-1’s quirky keys to today’s outdated Sys Rq and Scroll Lock, Chris and I dive into keyboard history's quirks. Ever wondered what those buttons actually do? Tune in and be amazed—or amused! bit.ly/3Z2crAo

Remember when the most complicated thing was figuring out a typewriter? Chris and I take you back to the days of archaic keyboard tech and those annoying keys that should be sent to the scrap heap. bit.ly/3Z2crAo

Ever wondered why the Num Lock key exists or what the heck Sys Rq does? Chris and I unravel the mysteries of these forgotten keyboard relics and why they're still hanging around in the digital age. bit.ly/3Z2crAo