When I'm unable to follow how hacking works, Gemini steps in with a real life example that really does wonders. We dive how the Stuxnet worm scouted, infiltrated and systematically ruined Iranian nuclear facilities.

Chat & I discuss the design of vessel designed to explore the gap between the digital and physical worlds. It's home to the podcast among other things. We then create Bolt.new prompts in order to break ground on it.

Coco started strong but crapped out halfway as we learn about how virtual private servers can level up your web-based creation game.

Utilizing AI to build complex things on the web, that I otherwise couldn't before, really fascinates me. We dive into how that all works at a basic depth.

Been considering a new 3D printer so we get a state of the union a little bit on the market and then compare models from cheapest to most expensive within Bambu Lab's lineup

We explore the modern, prospering Soviet town of Pripyat, Ukraine in April of 1986. Then we enter the control room at reactor 4 of the nuclear plant in the early hours of Sat. April 26th. We observe abnormal activity in a safety test next to the deputy chief engineer Anatoly Dyatlov. We even stick around to mitigate the worst case scenario.

In this one we do a quick study of the 3 Act Structure of storytelling and then dive into how it applies to the story we've been working on. We then proceed to ripping the younger daughter's heart out (figuratively) and setting the stage for sleuthing, redemption & revenge.

We travel back in time to a dry, windy Sunday October 8th 1871, when the flame from a single lantern decimates the bustling trading hub & ends up paving the way for the world's first skyscrapers.