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Would you trust the FAA's new AI to manage flights? Air traffic control in America still runs on floppy disks and Windows 95, and the FAA just spent $875 million building an AI called Smart to replace it. Airline CEOs rushed to Washington to convince the FAA to pilot the AI on a limited region before rolling it out to every flight in America simultaneously. Alex breaks down what Smart is supposed to do, why the old floppy disk system was actually secure by virtue of being unhackable, and why moving flight management to the cloud opens up an attack surface the old system never had. Sometimes it's not crazy to stick with the floppy disks. #FAA #AirTrafficControl #Aviation #Cybersecurity #LegacySystems

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Would you trust the FAA's new AI to manage flights? Air traffic control in America still runs on floppy disks and Windows 95, and the FAA just spent $875 million building an AI called Smart to replace it. Airline CEOs rushed to Washington to convince the FAA to pilot the AI on a limited region before rolling it out to every flight in America simultaneously. Alex breaks down what Smart is supposed to do, why the old floppy disk system was actually secure by virtue of being unhackable, and why moving flight management to the cloud opens up an attack surface the old system never had. Sometimes it's not crazy to stick with the floppy disks. #FAA #AirTrafficControl #Aviation #Cybersecurity #LegacySystems

How did Oracle almost kill Java, and how did OpenJDK bring Java back? Alex breaks down the critical moments when Oracle’s control, licensing changes, JVM stagnation, and a massive lawsuit with Google over Android’s use of Java APIs threatened the programming language’s future. The open-source community, working with Sun Microsystems’ release, revived Java with modern JVM optimizations, garbage collection improvements, and new features that keep it competitive with C++, Rust, and Go. The ecosystem recovered with features like faster JVMs, real-time extensions, and renewed enterprise trust, bringing Java back into competition with languages like C++, Rust, and Go. Now, Java 25 has made Java programming exciting again for many engineers and developers. #techtalk #programming #softwaredeveloper #technology #oracle

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How did Oracle almost kill Java, and how did OpenJDK bring Java back? Alex breaks down the critical moments when Oracle’s control, licensing changes, JVM stagnation, and a massive lawsuit with Google over Android’s use of Java APIs threatened the programming language’s future. The open-source community, working with Sun Microsystems’ release, revived Java with modern JVM optimizations, garbage collection improvements, and new features that keep it competitive with C++, Rust, and Go. The ecosystem recovered with features like faster JVMs, real-time extensions, and renewed enterprise trust, bringing Java back into competition with languages like C++, Rust, and Go. Now, Java 25 has made Java programming exciting again for many engineers and developers. #techtalk #programming #softwaredeveloper #technology #oracle

Behind the Olympics’ noisy new drones: At the 2026 Winter Olympics, high-speed FPV drones deliver first-person footage by chasing athletes at up to 80 mph. We explain how these lightweight camera drones use new technology to fly behind Olympic athletes on downhill skiing, luge, bobsled, skeleton, and ski jump, capturing HD video and transmitting it live using advanced COFDM encoding. At the Olympics, there’s no replay buffer: the drones send redundant signals across multiple frequencies to prevent data loss. Though athletes don’t hear the drones thanks to helmets and speed, TV viewers have noticed the noisy drone buzz, worth it for the Olympic POV shots. #olympics #drone #technology #techtalk #technews

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Behind the Olympics’ noisy new drones: At the 2026 Winter Olympics, high-speed FPV drones deliver first-person footage by chasing athletes at up to 80 mph. We explain how these lightweight camera drones use new technology to fly behind Olympic athletes on downhill skiing, luge, bobsled, skeleton, and ski jump, capturing HD video and transmitting it live using advanced COFDM encoding. At the Olympics, there’s no replay buffer: the drones send redundant signals across multiple frequencies to prevent data loss. Though athletes don’t hear the drones thanks to helmets and speed, TV viewers have noticed the noisy drone buzz, worth it for the Olympic POV shots. #olympics #drone #technology #techtalk #technews

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