The Quanta Podcast · Sea Monkeys, Jupiter, and the Mystery of Turbulence
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Replaced live brine shrimp with an array of small rods to produce a repeatable, controllable agitation of the surface
“But what we notice on 80% of hosts that run industrial control system service, they also run a non-ICS service, like HTTP or SSH, which increases the attack surface a lot.”
“Train, train, train. Repeat, repeat, repeat… Doing once a year check-the-box training… is ineffective.”
“There are 24 metal cylindrical rods… they pulse with light… representing AI neurons.”
“They sell the shrimp for about a dollar a pop to anybody who wants to swing by and pick some up.”
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