Spoiler Alert: This podcast contains HEAVY SPOILERS for Star Wars Episode 9 and The Madalorian series up to Episode 7. If you do not want spoilers turn back now.
Josh Rozier
By day, Roz is a spreadsheet slinger for the Umbrella Corporation
When he is not wasting way too much time playing Star Wars RPG with your gracious hosts, he is typically doing his best not to burn down his shed with whatever project his ADHD allows him to focus on
Hyr0n
From 9 to 5 Hyr0n is security researcher, systems engineer, and corporate advisor of First Order security policy via Corellian power points
From 5 to 9 he is a hardware hacker, designer of AND!XOR embedded system puzzles, and Shyriiwookian voice over of droid holiday VR porn
Topics
Episode 9 Thoughts
This became the majority of the podcast somehow
Why does it seem that all the power in the ship flows through the control panels?
When ships get damaged, control panels explode
This is more obvious in Star Trek if anything
Lack of proper human to machine isolation
Poor supply chain risk management
Hardware hacking C3-PO
Does StarWars have HeathKits for droids?
Anakin supposedly built C3PO but there are lots of protocol droids like him so is C3PO a kit?
C3PO is a protocol Droid, essentially a logic analyzer with ML
The Mandalorian
What are your thoughts so far (Storyline, length, fan service)?
IG11 vs IG88
Fan Service Differences
Thoughts on manufacturing Mandalorian Armor
Mando Rifle Scope
Data Pad Security
Resistance Reborn book
New Disney EU meant to bridge EP8 and EP9
The Energy of a Lightsaber
How much total energy does the power source in the hilt need to hold?
How fast does the energy need to be delivered (what is the wattage)?
What is the total energy needed to cut darth maul in half?
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