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09:30 ist, dass, ähm, Werbeblock, Werbeblock, äh, kommt in die Show Notes, am 6., 7. und 8.

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27:23 Standards hinaus arbeiten. Also es gibt diese schwarzen Schafe, die dann 10, 11, 12 Stunden fahren

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27:23 Standards hinaus arbeiten. Also es gibt diese schwarzen Schafe, die dann 10, 11, 12 Stunden fahren

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27:23 Standards hinaus arbeiten. Also es gibt diese schwarzen Schafe, die dann 10, 11, 12 Stunden fahren

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27:23 Standards hinaus arbeiten. Also es gibt diese schwarzen Schafe, die dann 10, 11, 12 Stunden fahren

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27:23 Standards hinaus arbeiten. Also es gibt diese schwarzen Schafe, die dann 10, 11, 12 Stunden fahren

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1:04:03 Am 7. und 8. Mai ist der 20. Deutsche IT-Sicherheitskongress.

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40:33 He's 7 years old in the video and buckled into the back seat of some stationary vehicle. The large rear window frames blown out trees in the afternoon light. The black leather of the car looks new. And when David screams

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02:06 Members, if you happen to be listening on the public feed, do not worry. We're gonna have something special for you as well while we sort out episode 7. But here, now, after a word from our current cross promotional partners, the weight of emails. 00:40 So we're gonna push the release of episode 7 back a couple days. It is well underway, and once everyone is feeling a 100%, we're gonna have it uploaded for you. In the interim, we thought it would be fun to share an extended cut of one of our most popular segments. The one we refer to as the weight of email. This conversation begins with a very simple question.

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37:41 And you can even say double that. If it doesn't hit 200 1,000 miles, it's not even worth buying. Now and most people are keeping their cars for 7 7 to 8 years now for the first owner of that car, and it's gonna live 20 more years later in the secondhand market. So but back then, it was still like, do you did you plan for a 30, like, how would you even gauge that? Like, especially when, like, early on was, like, a low volume option. 11:44 Right. Right. Right. Whereas the only other way to know that is to have a stand up. And if you're doing a stand up every week, once a week, let's say on a Monday or or on a Friday, you won't know you you just have this gap 7 day gap of information. 22:00 Exactly. And I was just thinking about this, but because there there are a lot of customers that are old school in in terms of they want to call and talk to someone or email in. What have I just connected that to? I wonder if you used 11 Labs which is a AI service that you can basically clone your own voice. That's what I used for the the charity stream last year where it was Darth Vader was reading all the call outs from people.

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39:47 Right? And you give reference designator indicators on that image, shall you say? Okay. PCBs are at the point now where I mean, they've been this way for a long time, but most PCBs are so dense that it makes no sense to actually put all the reference designators on an 8 and a half by 11 piece of paper. Because if you print it out, you it's you couldn't make the the font small enough to actually put everything on there.

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30:10 7. Mai. 26:02 aber über MacBook Pro oder wie groß ist das iPad Air? 11? 26:08 11, ja, würde das vielleicht auch funktionieren mit einer guten Tastatur und