How fast is “Scary Fast”? In this episode, we are discussing Apple’s latest announcement of their new chips and the devices they’re in. We also take a moment to look back at some of the great Intel Macs and how these former titans compare to the latest and greatest from Apple. Finally, we look at a perfect marriage between software development and homelabbing. We are covering all of this and more on this episode of The Dark Assassins Podcast.

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As more and more things become controlled by software and electronics, when that software or those electronics stop working, it can cause major problems in your day-to-day routines and even put you at risk. In this episode, we’ll be covering why we need more analog devices as well as what state machines are and how they work. Of course, finally, long live the Xserve! Even though Apple discontinued it well over a decade ago, it keeps on kicking even with the latest macOS. We are covering all of this and more on this episode of The Dark Assassins Podcast.

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According to industry data, developers have the highest turnover ratio out of all professions and change jobs, on average, twice as often as other non-developers. Why is this? Are developers just not loyal to companies? In this episode, we’ll be looking into the reasons why developers elect to leave companies so frequently and what both the developers and management can do to alleviate these issues. We are covering all of this and more on this episode of The Dark Assassins Podcast.

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Cisco Zero-Day

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One of the worst ways you can be hacked is when you weren’t even hacked yet got your personal information stolen anyway from someone you know getting hacked. In this episode, we’ll be taking a look at the recent 23andMe hack and what it means. Also in this episode, we look at some shenanigans hardware vendors pull when it comes to the compatibility of SFP+ transceivers. We are covering all of this and more on this episode of The Dark Assassins Podcast.

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23andMe Hack

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VLANs are a staple in any corporate or enterprise networking solution, and even some homelabs. However, VLANs can be hard to grasp and implement for those who aren’t all that familiar with them. In this episode, we’ll be looking at not just how VLANs work but also how they are implemented. All while not changing how your code interfaces with the rest of the software. We are covering all of this and more on this episode of The Dark Assassins Podcast.

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Writing optimized code in terms of memory footprint performance should be goals of every software developer. In this episode, we’re taking a look at how properly aligning your data and even packing multiple variables into a single variable with bit-packing can save you a lot of memory you would otherwise be wasting. All while not changing how your code interfaces with the rest of the software. We are covering all of this and more on this episode of The Dark Assassins Podcast.

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Raspberry Pi 5 Press Release

Jeff Geerling's Raspberry Pi 5 Video

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“My homelab is finally complete"—the infamous words of a homelabber before they inevitably upgrade something else. Homelabs are a constantly growing and evolving thing, and in this episode, we were going over tons of hardware and other infrastructure changes, as well as some software changes as well. We are covering all of this and more on this episode of The Dark Assassins Podcast.

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⁠GitLab Vulnerability⁠

⁠ICMP Attacks⁠

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Apple just held their September "Wonderlust" event, where they unveiled the new Series 9 and Ultra 2 Apple Watches, as well as the new iPhone 15 and iPhone Pro lines. In this episode, we’ll be covering what’s new, if it's worth upgrading, and what these updates mean for the future of other Apple products. We are covering all of this and more on this episode of The Dark Assassins Podcast.

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Apple was all in the news this week for exploits, security patches, and their announcement of their September event, Wonderlust. Also, we’ll discuss how becoming a contributor to an open-source project might not seem as farfetched as it sounds and how it is totally within the reach of all developers. Lastly, we are taking a look at a cool tool for your homelab that will allow you to get real-time updates and monitoring of everything happening in your homelab sent directly to your phone. We are covering all of this and more on this episode of The Dark Assassins Podcast.

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macOS Atomic Stealer Malware

⁠https://thehackernews.com/2023/09/key-cybersecurity-tools-that-can.html⁠ 

Apple's September, “Wonderlust,” Event

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Loops play an integral role when it comes to software development. However, if you aren’t careful, they can cause your program to run forever or outright crash from a stack overflow (yes, that’s a real thing, not just a website). In this episode, we’re looking at the various kinds of loops, how they're used, and why you may or may not want to use one over the other given your use case. We are covering all of this and more on this episode of The Dark Assassins Podcast.

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VMware vulnerabilities

No more Visual Studio on the Mac