Welcome back to Hacker Hangouts, it's Silk, Gater, Gourry, and Gulo. In this episode, we're diving into the hotly debated topic of whether TikTok should be banned in the United States. We'll be sharing our thoughts on how the conversation started, what makes TikTok stand out from other platforms, and what possible solutions might look like.

In this episode of Hacker Hangouts titled "Hackers Unplugged: There is Nothing More to Talk About," we are going to delve into the inner workings of the podcast. We will be talking about the journey we have taken from the early days of just hanging out and talking about hacking to the “more structured topics” we have today to where I want to start going in the future.

Join me and my friends Gater, Loops, and Gourry on the upcoming episode of Hacker Hangouts podcast, "The End of Curiosity: How ChatGPT is Killing the Cat", where we will explore the future of search engines and the potential impact of conversational search engines like Bing Chat that use ChatGPT. These new search engines may eliminate the need to actually visit external sites for information, as users can get the answers they need from the search engine's chat interface. But what does this mean for the thrill of discovery that is at the heart of hacking? Will conversational search engines like Bing Chat that use ChatGPT change the way we approach problem-solving and experimentation, or will they simply make the search for information more efficient and productive, potentially removing the joy of discovery from the process? As members of the hacker community, we believe that hacking is not just about technical skills, but also about approaching problems with a curious mindset and a willingness to experiment and learn. We will discuss whether the new model of conversational search engines will remove the joy of discovery from the search process, leading to the death of discovery. What does the future hold for the hacker community, and how can we continue to foster a love for exploration and experimentation in a changing technological landscape? Join us for a thought-provoking discussion and gain insight and laugh as we bumble our way through another live podcast. Thanks for watching and hack on!

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Join our trio of hackers as we sit down and chat about the hotly debated topic of OpenAI's language model ChatGPT. Will this cutting-edge AI technology steal our jobs, or will it open up new opportunities and make our work more efficient? These are just a few of the questions we'll be answering on our weekly podcast "ChatGPT: The Job-Stealing AI of Doom" on Hacker Hangouts.

We'll be sharing our insights and personal experiences with ChatGPT, discussing how it's already being used in the tech industry, and exploring its potential benefits and drawbacks. From a developer's perspective, we'll dive into what the future holds for AI and its relationship to our careers. How will ChatGPT change the way we work, and is it a threat to our job security?

So, whether you're a seasoned hacker, a tech enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of AI, join us as we navigate this exciting but uncertain landscape. Get ready for engaging and enlightening discussions on the impact of AI on our careers, and the future of work.

And if you are wondering, Yes, this entire description was written by an AI, Silk is already slowlying being replaced. Thank you for tuning in and hack on!

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This week, we're shaking things up and getting more personal and diving into the unexpected and unconventional hobbies we have as hackers and cybersecurity professionals. You might expect someone in our line of work to have hobbies that revolve around computers and technology, but the truth is, many of us find balance and fulfillment in hobbies that take us away from screens. From gardening and farming to coffee roasting and painting, we will be sharing our personal stories and the ways these hobbies make us better professionals and happier people. So come hangout and discover how we hack away from our screens and into our passions. 

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Hacker Hangouts is diving into exploring the latest trends, challenges, and solutions in the industry. In this episode, we discuss the craziness of 2023 already and how we are learning to stop worrying and embrace the chaos. With the increasing number of hacks and vulnerabilities, we delve into the complexities and trade-offs that come with the rapid pace of technology and the rising risks. We also take a look at the divide between blue teams who are calling for better tools, more staff, and more training and the overwhelming number of people asking how to break into the field of infosec. Join us as we explore the emotions and thoughts that come with the increased awareness of cybersecurity and hacking, and the feeling of dread that comes with the bad events.

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Another wave of egregious findings have come out and I may have been stolen... weird story. Should we keep patching things?

What are the alternatives to patching software: Instead of patching software, one option might be to stop using the software altogether and switch to a different solution. Another option might be to continue using the software as is, even if it has known vulnerabilities or issues.

What are the long-term consequences of patching versus not patching. So much to chat about. What are the potential long-term consequences of either decision, including the potential for increased security risks or lost productivity if the software is not patched, or the potential for ongoing costs and disruptions if the software is constantly being patched.

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Every time I release or use a "hacking" tool, I question the ethics of it. It is on me to determine if it will be maliciously used or is it just a tool? Should we care about how our tools are used? Should we build in safe guards? What about large issues like encryption and adding backdoors to it? Lots to unpack. 

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When your job is to break things sometimes the funniest things happen and others leave you remarkably frustrated. I have had a few of these moments recently and a bunch over my career. Let's talk about that and some of the stories that have occurred along the way.

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