Larry���s Fun Dip: Exploring SBOMs For Fun And Profit [46]

Ned educates us about an SBOM and the terror of Derrick's onion dip, Chris feels salty about Tesla's Self Driving Beta, and we all agree that going back to the office is stupid.

Show Notes

Larry���s Fun Dip: Exploring SBOMs For Fun And Profit

Episode: 46 Published: 2/21/2023

What���s An SBOM Anyway?

• An example calculator application only has four dependencies listed in its package.json file
• We���re looking at about 200 required modules to build K8s
• Log4shell, in particular, forced developers to evaluate hundreds or thousands of applications
• The organization that has worked to define what is included in an SBOM is the National Telecommunications and Information Administration
• The NTIA defines an SBOM at an abstract level
• There are upsides and downsides to both source-code and binary analysis and you can check out an excellent post by Andrew Hoog

Lightning Round

• Turns Out, Microsoft���s AI Was Just As Bad As Google���s
• Web3 Continues to Go Great
• Just a reminder that it���s not just Twitter. Elon Musk is still failing at running Tesla, too
• But Also Elon Musk Is Terrible With Twitter Too
• The February updates to Windows Server 2022 ��� Break Windows Server 2022
• Amazon Employees Tasked with Mandatory Fun
  • Clearly Jassy is concerned about the slowing growth of Amazon in 2022, where they eked out a slim 9.4% increase over the previous year

Intro and outro music by James Bellavance copyright 2022

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