Hey, Aloha and welcome to Standard Energy Man, Stan Osterman here at Think Tech, Hawaii, where we're trying to keep you up to speed on all things energy, especially hydrogen, and we're still getting used to our new studio, so we'll keep on pressing. But we've got Mike Stritsky, he's been on before a couple times actually, and he brings to us a lot of information from across the U.S. He keeps his finger not only on the pulse, but he actually lives the hydrogen world from the hydrogen house in New Jersey, and then he goes coast to coast, he's working in California on another hydrogen house set up, and he's going to give us an update on those, and then we're going to talk about, I like to kind of talk mostly about transportation and cars, because a lot of people still don't realize how fast hydrogen is becoming ubiquitous here on the planet, which is a good thing. But it's below most people's radar, it certainly isn't on the news, because all they're talking about is impeachment and elections and nonsense like that, which really isn't important compared to hydrogen, but we'll try and bring up to speed. So Mike, thanks for joining us today all the way from California this time, and I appreciate you calling in. Yeah, no problem, Stan. It's good to hear from you as always. Yeah, this has been a big couple weeks for hydrogen with the amount of interest that's going on. In the northeast now, they're just getting ready to open the hydrogen stations there. They're going to soon to have the approval for the tunnels, so that's going to be some big news and everything else is going to follow from there. There are five stations in New England up in Massachusetts that are ready to open, and there are a number of other ones that are getting ready to open in New York State. So the hydrogen economy is getting accepted worldwide now. For the first time in a long time, the Department of Energy is actually doubled the funding for hydrogen. In all sectors, everything from outreach to new, less expensive tanks, better cheaper electrolyzers, things like that. The industry is making some crazy investments, so you're seeing a lot of major companies investing. I was at the hydrogen H-TAC meeting in Long Beach a couple of months back, and we had a presentation from Microsoft that the next cloud is going to be powered by hydrogen, which is the equivalent of tune for your power plant. That was really eye-opening. A few weeks after that, they're announcing that the next power station built in California is going to run on hydrogen. You have Erie-Liquid basically saying they just got approved for the power from renewable in Nevada for a liquid hydrogen station. So we're going to have one of our first liquid hydrogen refueling stations made off of solar within the next year or so. Infrastructure, which is the last piece that makes this thing work, there are a lot of people working on this, and it's going to happen very shortly. You're seeing fuel cells and everything from boats and planes. I built a hydrogen-powered fire truck for Pujo in France a number of years back, and they just put out a grant for hydrogen fuel cells for emergency vehicles, which makes a lot of sense. I'm sitting back in real time. There's not a day goes by that something to do with hydrogen is not here. The Olympics are going to be powered by hydrogen in Japan, and Toyota is already doing a city-inch pan-powered by hydrogen. Now, you've got to remember, Toyota is betting the farm on this technology. They released 5,500 patents free to the world, and then the president of Toyota says that fuel cells within the next year will be cheaper than the Toyota Corolla Motors that they're producing today, and that's because of graphene and non-noble metal catalyst. So that's the game changer for both the electrolyzers and the fuel cells. So all of this stuff is happening in real time. It's tripped out here to California. I'm going to pay a visit to the Tesla factory where they're putting together the prototype trucks and the first refueling stations for their large orders from the majors for hydrogen trucks. These trucks will do 600 miles. They've got about 250 kilowatts, and they'll fill up in about 15 minutes. This is absolute game changers as far as transportation goes when all you're going to be making is water. So it's every flavor, and now we're seeing a lot of the major companies all investing in hydrogen. We saw hydrogenics just got walked from Cummings Diesel. So a lot of these engine companies are seeing that the next generation of their product is going to be fuel cells. They're fast approaching the point where they can't meet the missions regulations any longer. So this is the only thing that's left on the table. And you know this technology doesn't have the potential to turn the ship around and go the other way. The greenhouse gas emissions are divided by 54 percent for transportation and 46 percent for industry households, homes, things like that. By adopting fuel cell technology, we can eliminate that number down to zero. And since hydrogen is 80 percent of every molecule in the universe, it can be made from everything, including us. So there are more people jumping on the bandwagon every day, and there's more research money, and there's more awareness happening. It can't happen fast enough as far as I'm concerned. Over the last 30 years, I knew this was the answer then. We've been able to discuss about it 30 years ago, but I'm just glad we're doing something about it now. You know, island nations like Hawaii, this is critical.  This fits in perfectly with what everybody else is doing. You're starting to sound like me, Mike. You're starting to sound like me.  And so we need to cure this disease, not treat it. You mentioned something early about the New York fueling stations coming online and the East Coast. You know, the East Coast folks have been working like you on hydrogen for a long time, but, you know, people forget that the infrastructure isn't just the fueling stations or the cars and, you know, production of maybe liquid hydrogen, but you mentioned tunnels, you know, getting approval from municipalities to go through tunnels with hydrogen, which is, you know, something they've never had to deal with before, they think, and it just becomes a nightmare. Yeah, this is an educational thing. So think about it this way. You know, they allow natural gas vehicles to go in and out of the tunnels every day, buses and everything. As far as the amount of energy that you're carrying and the safety of it, it's much safer to carry hydrogen. I hear you. You know, at the end of the day, you know, we let things more dangerous go through the tunnel, tunnel like gasoline vehicles, natural gas vehicles, diesel, all of those. But how long has that issue been rolling around? How long has that issue been rolling around with the state of New York to get it approved to go through those tunnels? It's got to be at least four or five years, I would think. At least, you know, like I said, you know, governments are slowed without new technologies till they figure out the tax base. You know, right now fossil fuel pays for a lot of taxes. So they're not going to let you get hydrogen unless they figure out how to tax it. I think you've just hit on the crux of the problem. You've hit the crux of the problem, you know, unless people can make money off of it. Now, industries figure out how to make money on hydrogen, but the governments haven't.  And I think it's time that the legislature in Hawaii and the legislatures in all the cities and counties and states around the US start to get a clue that they're in this game, whether they want to be or not, because it's coming. And they can either start figuring out how to do safety checks, how to standardize measure units of measure for dispensing hydrogen, how to get things through tunnels, and everything else that comes with hydrogen, because it's coming. And you and I have talked about this offline. Yeah, I mean, still much of the population thinks the fuel cell is a gas pack. Exactly. They have no idea that it exists or it's on the menu. I mean, if you don't know something's on the menu, you can't order it, and that's the way they've kept it for years. Now, we've got to now let people know that there's something else on the menu. We have to let people know that there's a cure for the disease, not just the treatment. We're at the point right now where we don't have any other elements left on the periodic table. When hydrogen solves the disease, it's not the treatment. So we're at the turning point right now and Toyota's got the whole company on this.  They're putting it all on the green. And all we can do is keep moving the same way. In order for this to happen, the equation is simple.  You want a cleaner planet, you've got to buy things that are cleaner than what you've got. So, I mean, the solution is simple. The rest will follow. They'll figure all the rest out once capitalism kicks in. Yeah, and I think to add to that, you've got to start telling the manufacturers you demand the product because, you know, you sent me the conversion kit for our gem vehicle, the kids, the high school kids, and I converted the vehicle. One of their learning points was when they went to visit the salespeople that sold us the vehicle because it was a full-spectrum education form. They were talking to the people that run the dealership and the guys that run the dealership said, look, if people don't ask for it, we don't order it.  You want to intermarize. You want the Hyundai Nexo and the other, the bigger vehicle, the Clarity they got in, you know, and Hyundai has a Clarity, and, you know, there's other vehicles coming out. Hummer just announced during the Super Bowl, they're doing an electric Hummer. You know, hey, if you've got an electric Hummer, there's a hydrogen Hummer right behind it. You know, you've got to ask for those things. Well, you've got to realize that fuel cell vehicles are electric vehicles. Exactly. The difference is, instead of using batteries that go dead in five years and have less and less storage every cycle, you put out the same amount of power for 25 years, and you generate 12 gallons of drinking water every tank full. Exactly. I mean, it doesn't get any better than that. You know, once the car is recycled, we get lithium-ion back, fair enough. It's a constant education process for us. You're right. I tell people that, you know, and by the way, HCAP, my former office, I think they're going to be competing on that emergency vehicle grant. They wanted the Air Force and HCAP, I think, want to build that. And, you know, that's an important factor. You know, the guys building these vehicles have got it down now.  And as long as you get the right mix of battery with fuel cell, you know, I mean, all electric vehicles are going to have some battery. But trust me, you're a lot better off to have smaller battery and larger fuel cell than large battery and small fuel cell. Yeah. I mean, man, you know that from all the things that we built, and the technology is getting better. I see batteries going away entirely once ultra-capacitors come up to speed. Exactly. You know, that's really the ultimate battery. You've got 18 million cycles on an ultra-capacitor.  So, you know, we're doing homes up in Grass Valley right now here in California because the utility is failing. So, they found out when they get prices for batteries that it's much cheaper to store the kilowatt hours in hydrogen than it is to store it in battery. And they have subsidies here in California for being your own grid and for grid storage. We also have the same thing in New Jersey. So, just like solar, they're starting to put in incentives for people to buy the technology. So, right now, if you wanted to do hydrogen fuel cell rather than batteries, the government's going to pay for it. Yeah. Great deal, right? You know, people just have to know it's on the menu. Yep. Hey, Mike, we're at break time. We're going to take a quick break here, back in 60 seconds with Mike Stritsky talking to us from California. Usually, we have to do a five-hour, six-hour time difference on New Jersey, but we've got them for two hours. We've got them a little cheap this time. So, we'll be back in 60 seconds. I'm Keisha King, host of Crossroads in Learning on ThinkTech Hawaii. On Crossroads in Learning, our guests and I discuss all aspects of education here in Hawaii and throughout the country. You can join us for stimulating conversations to enrich and liven and educate. We are streamed live on ThinkTech biweekly at 4 p.m. on Mondays. Thanks so much for watching our show. We look forward to seeing you then. Aloha. Hey, welcome back. Stan Energyman here, Stan Osserman, and we're talking to Mike Stritsky over in California. And before we get started back talking to Mike, I want to show a quick video that Mike sent us. It's one of a couple that we'd like to get on the air here if we can. We're going to show you this one because it just gives you a taste of how committed some of the bigger companies are to hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and hydrogen technology. This home in the Manhattan suburb is a model for hydrogen adoption. It is North America's first solar hydrogen-powered residence. The brainchild of inventor Mike Stritsky, the hydrogen house project uses a solar-powered electrolyzer to split water molecules, storing hydrogen in repurposed propane tanks. Using a fuel cell, it converts hydrogen into electricity that powers the home. The only emissions are oxygen and water. Stritsky is also committed to using a clean fuel in other applications to achieve a carbon-free society. Fielding is committed to realizing a hydrogen-powered future because of you. So Mike, we're back on the air. I've got, you know, that's a great video from Hyundai and it reminds me of some of Toyota's early videos from their CEO talking about their company's commitment to a clean future. And Japan certainly has led the way and they're going to show it this summer in the summer Olympics, as you mentioned earlier. And Hyundai, I think as well, I think Korea is going to be doing one of the Olympics, I think in two years or next year. And I think their plan is to do the same thing Japan is doing this year. So have you ever driven any of the Hyundai vehicles? I've driven their larger one. What is that, the Tucson or? Yeah, they had a Tucson at one point and now it's the Nexo. Okay. I've driven the Tucson and actually I was really impressed with that vehicle. It was the only SUV type vehicle that they had out there for the test drive. And Toyota had one of their forerunners, I think, converted earlier. So there's some people have driven that. But that Hyundai SUV with a hydrogen fuel cell on it was really peppy, had great interior, good acceleration, quiet, comfortable, real easy to it was real natural to go into that vehicle. It wasn't like you had to learn a whole new system. A non fuel cell driver could just jump in and start driving and feel really comfortable. And I think people would be really impressed if they really had the chance to get their hands and get their seats and some of those bucket seats and start driving these vehicles. I know you just picked up a Mariah. How do you like it so far? I've got 10,000 miles on this Mariah. I drove it to Vegas and back. I drank the fuel cell water at the at Death Valley. If anybody wants to see the videos right on my front page hydrogenhouseproject.org. But the vehicle itself I love. I think I'm the only one in the world that's actually is filling his vehicle from solar hydrogen. I make three months of the year. Basically, this stuff is not as difficult as people make it out to be. I mean, I basically built my hydrogen refueling station on spare parts. You know, this is not rocket science. Hey, how much, how much PV do you have in terms of kilowatts of PV? How much do you actually have in total? So I know you've got several different. How much? Yeah, I have seven arrays and they total 27 kilowatts. 27 kilowatts. Okay. That's respectable. That's a decent amount of, that's a decent amount of solar. I can do pretty much anything I want to do. And you basically run them from what month and what month in New Jersey? The house works on an energy cycle. So during the spring, I have no heater air conditioning bills. So I take that 27 kilowatts, I put it into my electrolyzer, and I split water in 100 in an oxygen and fill 12 1000 gallon propane tanks. Once that's done, I'm done for the year. So I basically back feed the grid the rest of the years. The house only uses two of the 27 kilowatts. The 25kw solar goes back to the grid. And that happens to the end of September. From September to December, I'm neutral, which is batteries and solar. And then December, January, February, part of March, the fuel cell runs anywhere from two to six hours a day, depending on whether the panels are covered or what the, what the sunlight conditions are at the time. So, and then it goes back to making hydrogen again, and the cycle starts all over again. I always make more hydrogen than I use the year before. So I'm always coming up with new ways of figuring out how to use it. Hence the lawn mowers, the motorcycles, the ATVs, the weed whackers, all that stuff. Yeah. Hey, you have two vehicles. I know you actually hand built a vehicle. Are you still driving that one too? Yeah, I still have the New Jersey Genesis that's been with me now for about the past 10 years. It's the last AIV left, which is a limited intensive vehicle. It was originally built from the partnership for new generation vehicles around the 1994 as their all-aluminum car. So, yeah, it's a real piece of history. So I'm trying to preserve it. There's not any more left. You got the Smithsonian lined up for it? Well, they got the other one. They've got the Venturer, so. Yeah, but they don't have a Stritsky. They don't have a Stritsky original yet. That's true. Well, somebody will be fighting over that when I'm gone. So out in California, are you seeing a lot of the fuel cell vehicles now that you're out there? They're gearing up for the next wave. More fueling stations are going in every day. They've used the carbon tax to basically pay for another 200 stations. So hopefully within next year and a half, we'll have 200 stations here, and a deal was cut with all the major automakers to put in another 200,000 parts. So now you're talking a real dent in both the infrastructure and the amount of vehicles out there. Now things are starting to get serious. You know, we're looking at, like for the Nicola trucks, major, major players are stepping in now that are used to making things in very big quantities, which is going to drive the price down. So for Nicola, you're looking at Siemens and Bosch partnering together to, you know, mass produce these trucks, the drive lines, the wiring harnesses, the fuel cells, all of that stuff. So the mass production end of it is now the next part of bringing the cost down. And then advances in technology, like we've seen with vapor deposition, non-noble metal catalysts and graphene, and, you know, better programming logic, better subcomponents, you know, higher energy densities. We're seeing all of this stuff. Right now, 100 kilowatt fuel cell is the size of a suitcase. If you look at the one that's in the mori, it's under the driver's seat. Yeah, can you imagine putting a V8 engine under your driver's seat? Say that one more time, please. Can you imagine having a V8, you know, five-liter V8 under your driver's seat? I don't think so. Yeah, I can. Just from the noise and the heat. Remember, the military loves to go to fuel cells because there's no heat signature. I know, I sold them on that about five years ago.  And I said, why? You're missing some big points. Number one, the batteries cost too much to ship when you have to deploy. And number two, there's no heat signature, no noise. And you can run the vehicle, just squirt hydrogen when you need fuel, just like you do now and not have to pull it offline and go charge it for six hours. So they caught on pretty good. Yeah, the things that's coming up fast and heavy is, you know, landfill gas, sewage treatment plants, methane, pickpons and calpons. All of these things are very, anything organic is a rich source of hydrogen that can be used for fuel cells. And a lot of it is already carbon that would already go out into the atmosphere. So you're going to see more and more people tapping in to naturally occurring forms of carbon. Since hydrogen, 80% of every molecule in the universe, you know, I'm sorry, all matter in the universe, it's the most abundant fuel source. We're mostly water. You can make fuel from us. Exactly. So we're going to see, this is why this is going to win out of what we're doing. The batteries, they're not going to build an infrastructure nine times bigger or put that much copper in the ground. Yep. I mean, right now, it buys oil in other 10 years. And we don't have 10 years. Hey, you were mentioning that about Ehrlichied and some of the companies putting in large liquid hydrogen plants. And one of them, I think you said it was going to be in Nevada, or I understand it's in Nevada, probably part of Nicola Motor's system. Anyway, you drove your car from LA to Nevada into Vegas. Is Nevada and some of the neighboring states around California, are they starting to clue in and start to build hydrogen infrastructure? Are they starting to take it seriously now? Not quite yet, but soon.  And once your neighbor does it, you know, then you've got to do it. You've got to keep up with the Joneses. Exactly. Yeah, it depends on what the resource is. I mean, Arizona is a perfect place because of all the sunlight. It is. And they've got folks in Phoenix that are regular hydrogen pioneers. Roy McAllister and a bunch of the guys down there that, I think Roy's got 150 patents in hydrogen. And they certainly should be watching that stuff and doing stuff. Anyway, we've got just the last minute. I want to leave it to you to kind of wrap up the last minute and give us your picture of what's going on in your world in hydrogen. I mean, in my world of hydrogen, I have a whole team of legislators showing up my house on March 23 to get an education. It all starts with, you know, you have to let people know what's on the menu. By coming to my house, everything is full circle. You'll see where it starts and you'll see what then ends. You can't show somebody a dot in the circle and expect them to connect the rest of the dots. And in most cases, they can't be connected. So everything that we're building in our lives is called a system. So every piece has its job to do. And if you're missing that piece, the job doesn't get done. It wouldn't be a computer if it didn't have a monitor, a hard drive, a mouse or a keyboard. So, you know, we have to show people that all the pieces fit. Everything works together. And you know where things start and end and they end in the right place. So education is key, mass production, voting with your checkbook. People are starting to do all of this stuff. And the new generation is taking over that cares about the plan, you know. What's your website? So people can go and look at some of your stuff. It's hydrogenhouseproject.org. Okay, hydrogenhouseproject.org, not .com. And we put .com on the screen, but it's .org. And there's a lot of other great things. You can tell your listeners are more than welcome to vote with their checkbooks. If you don't, a button when they visit me. Okay. And we had Keith Malone from California fuel cell partnerships on last week. And I just got my newsletter from the Renewable Hydrogen Alliance. That's a great newsletter also. So events coming up, they've got the World Hydrogen Fuel Summit in Amsterdam from 10, 10 and 11 March. So if you want to spend my birthday in Amsterdam, that would be a great thing to go to. And also a hydrogen fuel cell international forum is happening in San Diego on February 26 and 27. And the International Renewable Energy Storage Conference is in Mies, Germany again over my birthday. So a lot of great things happening in March on the 10th, 11th and 12th. So look them up on the internet, get your airline tickets and start participating in the H2 world, right, Mike? That's it. Okay. They have hydrogen in the car now. All right. So you can go watch your NASCAR with fuel cell vehicles and electric vehicles. All right. Well, thanks, Mike, for being with us. And until next week, STEM Energy Man signing off. Aloha.


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So they really They really on to y'all And then y'all on tic-tac with it like y'all can't be tracked or something I Just feel like you know I'm saying I know what's at stake for the Albanians You know I'm saying I know what's going on in their homeland I know the powers that be got your families and you know I'm saying your close family friends They got access to them if you don't move their products and do this this in the third But like I'ma just put this question out there Is it worse to be on run from the police or is it worse to be on the run from the Albanians? That got y'all family. I guess it will be worse to be on from worse to be in debt to the Albanians the top top tier You might as well. Just go ahead. You know I'm saying get rid of the tag do the work And serve the time later So what you've used from the toxic home security saw a brave man. It's considering ramping up Punishments or something the use of tagging to better oversee illegal immigrants wait, so Wait, they didn't do no crime they just dare illegally well, I guess that is a crime But like they're there illegally and they put the tags on for that to keep track of them Bro, that's I don't know how I feel about that You know what that reminds me of literally, you know how you how fishermen go fishing and And sometimes they see a shark and they tag the shark to keep track of it to see where it's that in the water Or they tag the lobster the lobsters to see like this what they remind me of that's a little bit degrading That's a human being you know I'm saying but Because I don't up so are they tagged because they're illegal immigrants or my immigrants or are they tagged because they've Done a crime. I got like a real heavy crime and they happen to be migrants I don't know man. I don't know man The Albanians are having a topic of this cut of the internet lately as far as you know Documentaries and vice vice gonna always get you Vice then block my little documentary my wrist my reaction So now I'm here doing this For today, I can't leave y'all with one man if I'm gonna do little videos I gotta get y'all at least you know I'm saying I gotta get y'all at least like Three to three of them to three short videos to three short videos Give me a little quick thumbnail But yeah, somebody dropped down in the comments and let me know exactly like what what's the particulars of this? Are these just migrants that have come to the country come to the UK and Haven't done like any crimes why they've been there, but They're cutting the tags off because they don't want to be tracked or have they come to the country Done crimes like been investigating and then put tags on them because it makes a difference You know I'm saying it's not the same man. T. 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Clearly that's not the baptism of the Holy Spirit, but what is it? What is the baptism of the Holy Spirit? There's a lot of discussion about it There's a lot of disagreement about it and for some it might come as some surprise to know that the term Baptized in the Holy Spirit or to be baptized with or any sort of derivation thereof It's only mentioned really four times that way one of the times that's mentioned is Matthew chapter 3 We see this a few times in the gospel as for me. I Baptize you with water for repentance This is John speaking for he who is coming after me is mighter than I and I am not fit it to remove his sandals He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire and so there's a few times that we see this We see this in the gospel and there's one other time that we also see this Let's go to Acts chapter 1 where Jesus is speaking to the disciples. He says chapter 1 verse 5 It says for John baptize you with water, but you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit not many days from now Problem is though it tells us what's gonna happen But it doesn't really describe what the baptism of the Holy Spirit is and there's some version may say Baptized with in or of the Holy Spirit the word the shoes There's the Greek word on and it conveys all of those and so that's not really a big issue But what is the baptism of the Holy Spirit and then what is it not? And that's some of the we also need to deal with what it actually is not because we don't want to have any sort of confusion Now remember the Bible is trying to get us to see the condition of man Man might want to do good in many cases doesn't want to but even if man does want to do good He just does not have the ability to consistently do good to consistently do well and that's a problem That's an issue of the heart and the Bible has told us what God wants to do with the heart as a matter of fact Ezekiel 36 God states that I will put my spirit within you and cause you to walk in my statues And you will be careful to observe my ordinances now This has to do a little bit with the baptism Holy Spirit However, this is not the baptism what he's speaking of here is a person's heart being regenerated So we don't want to confuse Regeneration with baptism of the Holy Spirit now Regeneration ultimately is going to lead a person to be baptized because it's regeneration this change of heart Is what is going to be what causes a person or leads a person into belief and in this case a Consistent belief and then there's another issue relating to the Holy Spirit Then we'll talk about just a little bit that is also not the same as being baptized in the Holy Spirit That is being filled with the Holy Spirit What we need to remember is this There is no command for us to be baptized in the Holy Spirit That is something that is done to us as John says and as Jesus says also Jesus is the one that's going to do this. So in order to see what it actually does. Let's go to John 15 Jesus is getting ready to die. He's getting ready to be crucified and he's preparing the disciples for this day And he makes a statement about the Holy Spirit coming upon them He says in John 1526 he says when the helper that I've said the Holy Spirit the Paracleteus the one that comes alongside and helps them Who will come whom I will send to you from the father That is the spirit of truth who proceeds from the father He will testify about me and you also will testify because you have been with me So what is the spirit going to do the spirit of truth is going to do the one thing that Jesus is doing? Also, and that is to testify of him what the gospel to magnify him Jesus remember in his earthly ministry was limited to one location wherever he was was wherever he was and so In that case he was limited now. It's voluntary on his part But what he's going to do is he's going to give mankind the Holy Spirit so that they can in turn be empowered to do his Will remember we also see this prophesied in Joel as well as an act when it happens on the day of Pentecost Peter has explained and he says and it shall be in the last days God says that I will pour forth my spirit on all mankind and your sons and your daughter shall prophesy your young men Shall see visions and your old men shall dream and so what's going to happen is the Holy Spirit's gonna come upon us and Notice what he says and they shall Prophecy this word prophesy sometimes we confuse it for always meaning a Fortelling or predictive prophecy, but the word just simply means to bring about a revelation And so what does the Lord want us to do with the Holy Spirit to bring about a revelation in other words to empower or To be empowered by the Spirit for service to build up people to testify of Christ to testify of his goodness The gospel and to build up the church or thereby building up the church now Paul also brings this issue up in 1st Corinthians 12 let's start in verse one He says now concerning Spiritual gifts or in this case the word that's actually used is pneumatic on so he's speaking about concerning the Spiritual things that's literally what the word means concerning these spiritual things or spiritual gifts He says I do not want you to be ignorant Well, we need to understand what's happening with the spiritual gifts or with these spiritual things And if we drop down in verse 7 he makes an important statement He says but to each one is given the manifestation of the Spirit For the common good so Mariah said that the point of the Holy Spirit us being baptized in it This is what would be empowered for service to do what to build up the body Because Jesus is the one that is baptizing us and you're not baptizing yourself The Bible is clear that Everybody that is in Christ has been baptized into the Spirit by Christ Paul goes on to say in chapter 12 verse let's turn verse 12 He says for even as the body is one yet has many members in all the members of the body though They are many are one body So also is Christ and what he says for by one spirit We were all baptized into one body whether Jew or Greek Whether slave or free and we were all made to drink of one spirit Which is important number one the all means Everybody that means if you have been saved you place your faith in Christ for one second For one minute one hour one decade. It doesn't matter all of those who are in Christ have been baptized into The Holy Spirit whether you are Jew whether you are Greek No one there's no second-class citizens in the body every believer has to have the Holy Spirit If you have not been baptized in the Holy Spirit, you are not a Christian Paul makes this point in Romans 8 9 He says however, you are not in the flesh but in the spirit if indeed the spirit of God dwells in you But if anyone does not have the spirit of Christ He does not belong to him and so if you do not have the spirit If you haven't been baptized into the spirit, then you do not belong to him Now let's make sure we understand this picture to be baptized means to be dips to be immersed That means to take on the qualities the Bible knows of no Christian who does not have the Holy Spirit The identifying mark of every Christian of every believer is the Holy Spirit And so whatever you've been baptized into you take on those qualities For example, if I baptize or immerse a white piece of cloth into red dye That that cloth is going to come up with the same qualities as that red dye Similarly, if you have been baptized into the Holy Spirit, you'll come up with the same qualities of the Holy Spirit Will you have the same qualities perfectly? Well, obviously not which is where this other passage comes in and some and we sometimes confuse it We should not this is an Ephesians chapter 5 verse 17 and 18 says don't be foolish But understand what the will of the Lord is and do not get drunk with wine For that is dissipation But be filled with the spirit in other words Now it's not to say to be drunk with the spirit because this is the word this word here But is a word of contrast so rather than having no control because of wine You are to be controlled or have control with the spirit because we know one of the fruits of the spirit one of the results of having the spirit is Self-control and why we know this is a difference between the baptism of the Holy Spirit and being filled Remember being baptized is something that is done to you by Jesus But in this case to be filled that's something that you do this word play rooste is something that you do to yourself This is a middle voice, which means you do it to yourself on your behalf It's a constant thing. It's a yielding of yourself of your will For the benefit of the spirit to empower you even more so so upon the profession of a person's faith That is brought about because their heart has been regenerated that person then according to the Bible is Taken by Jesus and baptized into the Holy Spirit having the qualities of the Holy Spirit in them working in them moving in them Now there's gonna be there's a bit of a controversy where something that the baptism of the Holy Spirit is a second act It is not and one of the pastors that calls a little bit this controversy is John 20 However, if we read it properly, we'll see that it's not saying that they are going to receive the Holy Spirit later Let's go to John 20 verse 22 and he says and when he said this he breathed on them and said to them Receive the Holy Spirit now the question is did they receive the Holy Spirit then or is this telling them that they will receive The Holy Spirit is his pointing forward. Well in this case, we know it's pointing forward Here's how because Jesus also sees them again a little bit later after his death bearer resurrection He sees them in Acts chapter 1 and notice what he says. Let's go back to it after they saw him Let's matter. Let's start in verse 4. He says gathering them together He commanded them not to leave Jerusalem, but to wait for what the father had promised Well, what was the promise from the father what we read in chapter 15 of John this Holy Spirit the help were coming Alongside them and so they are to go and to wait for this promise. He says in verse 14 Which he said you heard from me and John baptized you here doesn't verse 5 with water But you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit not many days from now, so they won't they'll be baptized Not many days from now So clearly this hasn't happened yet and we see it in verse 6 So when they had come together they were asking him saying lord Is it at this time you're going to restore the kingdom of Israel? And the reason why they're asking this question because they understand that when israel is fully empowered then the kingdom will be restored They're not understanding the timing and they don't know all of what god is going to do And so this is what they're thinking in their mind at this point in time Then they'll probably go to heaven and be with the father. They they're misunderstanding what god is trying to do However, what does Jesus say to them? He says he said to them and it's not for you to know times epochs which the father has fixed by his own authority, but You will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you and you shall be my witnesses Both in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria and even to the remotest parts of the world And so Jesus is reiterating when the Holy Spirit comes upon him He's reiterating what he told them in John 15 And so this is not them placing their faith in christ and receiving the Holy Spirit and then waiting a little while later To get the baptism of the Holy Spirit again They have not received it as of yet according to what Jesus says they have not been empowered as of yet And then there's also another passage that kind of brings in some confusion. This is in Acts chapter 8 When the Samaritans have believed however, they have not received the Holy Spirit And so what does the church do the church sends peter and john down to samaria? And then they give validity to these Jews or toms are to these Samaritans to receive the Holy Spirit Why is that well what we have is something that that's descriptive in Acts with the Jews The Samaritans and the Gentiles we have people receiving the Holy Spirit And so that there would not be a divided body, which is why the body or why the bible talks about us as one body Paul uses that analogy often because he doesn't want us to have a divided body Remember that's the whole thing the first Corinthians He doesn't want us to have a divided body And so it would be very divided if one group has the Holy Spirit And the others didn't and so what did the Jews witness they witnessed obviously on the death pentecost the Jews receiving the Holy Spirit They also witnessed the Samaritans receiving the Holy Spirit How do they know the Samaritans received the Holy Spirit because peter and john gave validity to it How did the other Jews receive the Holy Spirit under the hands of peter and john and the other Jewish disciples? And then we see the Jews also believing that the Gentiles have received the Holy Spirit Why because these Jewish apostles have gone to them? And so now we see that we don't have a divided church and that everyone has received the Holy Spirit We cannot take what was descriptive in Acts and make it prescriptive Jesus stated that once they received the Holy Spirit, they will be his witnesses in Jerusalem Judea then Samaria Then the uttermost parts of the world to the Gentiles And then it would be known that everyone can receive the Holy Spirit and we know now Everyone who has faith in Christ who is a believer that person has the Holy Spirit again Roman says that if you don't have the Holy Spirit, you are not his Paul tells us again that every believer has been baptized into the Holy Spirit baptizing the body By the Lord and so what is the baptism of the Holy Spirit? It is Jesus upon the believer's profession of faith being baptized into the Holy Spirit It's the identifying mark that every believer has being dipped into the Holy Spirit And being empowered for service to do what to magnify Christ to testify of him And so doing building up the body It's not a lot of what we've seen people running around and all these different things No, because again once you've been baptized in the Holy Spirit Especially the more you yield to the Holy Spirit Then what we have more of self control And why do you want to have that to do the work of the father? Amen


Coming up on DTNS, the scoop on the Capital One data breach. Good news for Image Sensor company Sony and whether infinite scrolling should be illegal. This is the Daily Tech News for Tuesday, July 30th, 2019 in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merritt. And from Studio Feline, I'm Sarah Lane. From Studio Threat Wire, I am Shannon Morse. And I'm the show's producer, Roger Chang. We were just talking to Shannon about egg rice and her thoughts on the shirt air conditioner from yesterday's show. That's all on Good Day Internet. Plus some late breaking news. If you're not getting good and Good Day Internet, figure out how at patreon.com slash DTNS. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. The refresh of Android Auto that Google announced at Google I.O. earlier this year is starting to arrive finally this week. It includes an updated layout, an app launcher, notification tab, new typeface and dark mode by default. Instead of category icons along the bottom, the new Android Auto has an app launcher button, notification bell and Google Assistant shortcuts. Yay. Microsoft announced Skype for Business Online will be retired July 31st, 2021. Starting September 1st of this year, new Office 365 customers will be given teams instead of Skype for Business Online. Microsoft Teams group chat service is considered a feature parody with Skype for Business Online, but it is still pursuing feature requests for teams from Skype for Business Online users.  AT&T announced that later this summer it will change the name of its Direct TV Now streaming TV service to AT&T TV Now because there weren't enough Ts in it before. Current Direct TV Now subscribers won't really need to do much. They'll need to re-accept terms of service and re-log in once the change happens. Otherwise, everything for the moment at least will stay the same. The company will also launch a new TV streaming service called AT&T TV without the Now. That will use a thin client set-top box, so it's kind of a way to give folks cable without having to make them buy a Roku or Apple TV, I guess. Both AT&T TV and AT&T TV Now will be accessible from the same mobile and connected television apps. If you're confused, please see next week's Chord Killers. MediaTek released two gaming-focused chipsets for mobile, the G90 and G90T 12-nanometer oct-core chips. The MediaTek G90 and G90T chips clock up to 2.05 GHz and can support 10 gigabits of LPDDR4 X-RAM and contain ARM's Mali G76 GPU with speeds of up to 800 MHz. It's also compatible with the HDR10 10-bit color depth. A Xiaomi gaming phone with the MediaTek chip will be released soon. All right, let's talk a little bit more about Google saving iOS' security. Yay, Google! Natalie Silvanovic and Samuel Groesch, researchers at Google's Project Zero, discovered six vulnerabilities an iMessage for iOS. Five of them were patched in last week's iOS 12.4 update. Four of them including the one unpatched vulnerability requiring an attacker to send a message with malicious code that executes upon opening. The other two were memory exploits, lots and lots of exploits. Yeah, so the five that were patched have been revealed, but Project Zero is only acknowledging that there's an unpatched one. They're not making any details about it until it's actually patched, right? Right, that's correct. And rightfully so, because they don't want to announce all of the information that tells people how to be able to exploit this. And the interesting one I really enjoyed reading about was the iMessage one, which apparently requires no interaction from the user. I did read up on the CVE for this issue. It's issue 1873, which specifically says it can be reached remotely via iMessage and crash springboard with no user interaction. You don't even have to open the message, just receiving it. Yeah, apparently you just have to receive it. It does state no user interaction. So it's kind of fascinating that all you have to do is get one of these exploitable messages, which has malicious code built in to have your iPhone thereby become exploited. So pretty serious issues, definitely something that you should consider updating for. Now, I know it's tempting for a lot of people out there to think of this as, wow, Apple being bad and Google saving them. I tend to say companies are going to have bugs. It is impossible for any company to anticipate every bug. That's just not how coding works these days, sadly. What you want to do is catch the bugs before the malicious actors catch them. And one of the great things that Google does is Project Zero, which just goes out and looks for bugs everywhere, because Google knows that it has users on iOS, and it doesn't want them to be hacked. So it wants to make the world safer. This is one of those areas where I think Google is doing not evil stuff, right? They're doing good. Yes, they are. They don't just focus on Chrome or Android. They've used Google's Project Zero for all sorts of vulnerabilities, including Apple in this example as well. So it is, I agree with you, one of the really good things that Google has been focusing on because it does make the world safer, not just their customers. So they're focusing on it as a whole. And this one, in terms you are correct in saying that it hasn't gotten out into the public in the wild. So nobody has necessarily exploited any of these attack vectors, but they could have. So it's good that Google's Project Zero has already gone ahead and worked with Apple to fix these. So as long as you are really adamant about making sure that your device is updated, then you should be perfectly fine. All right, let's check in on Huawei. Huawei reported its official first half earnings, and we're trying to continually keep you up to date on what's going on with this, because there's a lot of misinformation flowing around about it. As expected, remember, Huawei had said some warnings. We talked about them before. This is their official announcement. Revenue grew 23.2%. Smartphone shipments rose 24%, both of those year over year. Now, US trade restrictions on Huawei didn't start until May 15. And that's almost to the end of the half, right? The half year ends on June 30. So the restrictions didn't have a lot of time to have an effect. A lot of folks are casting this story as like, Huawei resists the problems with the trade restrictions. First of all, they didn't start till nearly the end of the half of the year. And second of all, a lot of the effects of the restrictions wouldn't be felt immediately because they had stockpiles of chips and all of that. Also, don't forget that those restrictions were eased on June 29 right before the end of the half. So they started to ease up and may not have too much of an impact on the second half. We'll see, although those restrictions being eased are only eased until August 19. We don't know if they'll extend the easing of the restrictions past then. So that's where we're at. However, Q1 revenue at Huawei had been up 39%. And a half of restrictions seems to have had an effect because they were only up 23.2%. So even that short month seems to have brought down Q2, which usually is a little bigger than Q1. Cannellus estimates that Huawei shipped 37.3 million smartphones in China in Q2. That's up 31% in China raising Huawei's Chinese market share by 10 points, while all other competitors, Oppo, Vivo, Xiaomi, and Apple saw declines. So the trade restrictions may also have had an effect in China causing the domestic market to rally Huawei and Huawei. Last month, Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei said the restriction would cost the company $30 billion in revenue. They're not changing their tune. They're saying, yep, this is still going to impact us in the second half. Huawei also said it had secured 50 commercial 5G contracts around the world and shipped more than 150,000 5G base stations around the world. On the one hand, that means, hey, they're still selling their 5G equipment, even though the United States is trying to convince countries not to buy them. But that's not a huge number. It's not as small as it may sound because we're talking about big networks that we're not talking about mass markets like phones, but it's not them selling to a ton of countries out there. So it sounds like in the very short version of this is Q1, not bad. Q2, not bad. Q3, we might see some long-term effects of what Huawei is going through. Although the Chinese market, if it continues to double down there, which why wouldn't it, is stronger than ever. Yeah. Q2 was some impact for the bad, some impact for the good. We'll see if that carries on. It depends on whether those trade restrictions stay eased, then it probably won't be so bad, but they are going to have a slowdown. So that's where you are. Huawei isn't in great shape, but they're not in horrible shape. And I think that's probably right where trade negotiators for the United States would like them, so that it's not pushing them too far to the edge, but you're still saying, hey, we could make it worse if you don't deal with us. That seems to be what's going on. In other earnings news, company called Sony, it's an imaging sensor company, perhaps you've heard of it, reported record operating profit on strong demand for multiple lens cameras for smartphones. Profit from image sensors was 49.5 billion yen, up from 29.1 billion just a year ago and offsetting a 9.6 billion drop in Sony's gaming business. Sony smartphone revenue also dropped by 15% over last quarter, so not doing great in that area. Sony warned the tariffs on Chinese products in the U.S. could cause a game console price hike, which might also slow PS4 sales even more. The PS5 isn't expected to arrive until late next year, so we're at least a year out from that. Also, it's estimated that Huawei accounts for 15% to 20% of Sony's image sensor business, leaving questions about how they may be affected as well.  If Huawei turns out to be okay, then Sony will probably still be able to keep selling them image sensors. If Huawei suffers and can't build the phones, then Sony won't be able to sell them image sensors. It's not about whether they're blocked by trade because Sony is a Japanese company. It's whether Huawei is going to be in a buying mood if they're in shape to buy the sensors. I really hope that it doesn't hurt Sony's imaging sensor business because they do make incredibly quality camera sensors, not only for smartphones, but also their own lines of point and shoot and DSLRs as well. What I am very curious about is, you know, the PS4 sales, obviously those are going to drop off since the PS4 is an older console at this point with lower end features compared to what we are starting to see announcements for, but they are intending to sell that PS5 late next year. So hopefully with all the trade disputes and everything, hopefully that doesn't mess with the tariffs too much because I really don't want to see a price hike on consoles personally. I really, really don't. Yeah. And Sony, you know, like many companies, including Apple, throwing out the warning saying, Hey, let's not put those tariffs on US. Those warnings, I don't think have any effect on whether the tariffs are going to go into place or not. It all depends on other political considerations, but it might raise the price of your PS4, which would slow sales of PS4, which would also not be good for Sony. And that would in turn probably slow the sales of PS4 accessories, some of which are made in the US. Yeah, it could have a cascading effect. You're right. Real quickly, Shannon, before we get to the next story, Apple earnings coming in, Sarah, we'll probably talk more about what they mean after we hear about the call yesterday, but how are they looking? Well, it's a mixed bag from what we're seeing. And again, very preliminary Q3 revenue of $53.8 billion, which is up 1% year over year, not a big jump. Record services revenue of $11.5 billion up from $10.2 billion year over year. iPhone revenue alone of $26 billion, which is down from $29.5 billion year over year. Stock is up a little bit, and it will probably be fluctuating quite a bit before we're over the show. All right. Shannon, tell us how Nintendo did. Yay, consoles. Nintendo announced it had sold 36.87 million switch units worldwide. Nintendo sold 2.13 million switch units this past quarter. Up 13.2% increase over the last year. 3DS sales were down 45% on the year ahead of the Switch Lite. Nintendo's operating profit dropped 10.7% year over year, although net sales were up 2.14% at 172.1 billion yen. Nintendo also said Super Mario Maker 2, just on its own, sold 2.42 million units in 3 days during the quarter. That's a very large number. That's just shy of a million a day, isn't it? Yeah, I can do math. No, really good Nintendo quarter. Even though the revenue was down, that was expected. What they want to see is these strong Switch sales units. I think a lot of people weren't sure if the Switch Lite announcement would undermine Switch sales or undermine 3DS sales, and it looks like it undermines 3DS sales, which is I think what Nintendo would want. They want people to go from the 3DS to the Switch Lite. They don't want to undermine the Switch main console. Yeah, it's not that surprising to me at all that the Switch Lite ended up doing that with the 3DS, especially because the Switch Lite has compatibility with games that are currently out for the Nintendo Switch, and not only that, but they will be introducing the one that has better battery, the full-size Nintendo Switch that's compatible with your TV too. I have a feeling that we're going to continue seeing Nintendo really competing in that market because they have been doing just a great job this past year. Let's talk about social media and our addictions to it. US Senator Josh Hawley introduced the Social Media Addiction Reduction Technology Act, aka the SMART Act, that would make it illegal for social networks to use infinite scroll or autoplay media. Achievements that don't substantially reward users, for example, Snapchat's streaks would be against the law, and networks would be required to provide a natural stopping point that encourages users to take a break. No social media network is going to want you to do that, but okay. Exceptions would be made for music-focused services. The US FTC and state attorneys could take action against companies and the FTC and Department of Health and Human Services could jointly write new rules for new features should this go through. How do we think the chances are? It's not good. Senator Hawley has been behind a number of tech-focused attempts at bills. I'm sure they will help him in his campaigns. None of them have got traction. I don't expect this one to get any traction either. Neither do the people who are much smarter about this stuff at the Hill and Justice Robert Young and them. But it is interesting to look at because it says stop autoplay media, which immediately has me irrationally excited until you read the bill and you find out he carves out an exception for advertisements. No. Yeah. So no, I am not in favor of this bill at all. And on a more serious note, legislating features or as Tector put it, appointing the US Congress as the product manager for social networks never works out well. It's too specific. If you're going to legislate, you need to legislate towards results. You need to legislate against harms. But this is telling social networks how to design their products. And as well-intentioned as it may be, it always has unintended side effects and doesn't work the way people wish it would work. Exactly. Yeah. The whole idea of encouraging somebody who might be on a social network quite a bit of the day every day to take a little bit of a break. Well, that's one thing, making certain features illegal because it has been deemed that no human should withstand this kind of thing. That is just a not one size fits all type of solution. I could definitely see like social media influencers or social media managers really advocating against this bill if it did end up going into the system. But personally, the idea of not having autoplay, but for advertisements as well, that would be really nice. Well, and also exceptions for a music focused service. I think of how easily you could just get around some legality issues. Well, we've got music. Yeah. Okay. I'm no longer, because the social network is defined as something focused on user interaction. Well, suddenly you change your mission statement. Like, oh, we're not focused on the social interaction. There's so many devils in the details here that I don't know that this is a good idea. But man, if we could just focus on banning all autoplay media, then I just might throw my libertarian ideals out the window. Can we just ban social networks and call it a day? Social network is gone. That's all of it, right? We can't have these nice things. It just doesn't work out. We can't have nice things act. We'll be coming soon. Well, folks, if you get all the tech headlines each day in about five minutes, that means you are subscribed to dailytechheadlines.com. And if you don't, you're not. So go get subscribed. All right. The big news of the day. Capital One announced Monday that names address his phone numbers, credit scores, limits, balances, payment history, birth dates, income levels, and contact information were accessed by an intruder into Capital One's systems. Also, fragments of transaction information from a total of 23 days across 2016, 2017, and 2018. This information came from cardholder and card applicant information stored in an Amazon web service database between 2005 and 2019. 100 million customers in the United States were affected, 140,000 of them leaked out social security numbers, and 80,000 of them leaked out bank account numbers. 6 million Canadian customers were affected with one million social insurance numbers leaked. There is no evidence that the information has been used for fraud or even that it's out on the open internet at this point. There's also no evidence that it's not. But the investigators, including the FBI, do not think that it's out there. They're continuing to investigate. Effective customers of Capital One will get free credit monitoring and identity protection anyway. How did this happen? Well, a GitHub user saw a post July 17th boasting about the attack that GitHub user alerted Capital One. The FBI was called and was investigating. The FBI found GitHub posts, Slack messages, Twitter DMs, linked to the person who had breached Capital One's database. IP logs showed that access to GitHub posts and the cloud server with the Capital One data came from the same VPN service. That is a coincidental information that seems to point to the same person. The US Department of Justice arrested Paige Thompson, sometimes goes into the name Eradic, 22 years old, on Monday. Thompson is charged with computer fraud and abuse with a hearing set for August 1st. She was a systems engineer at Amazon Web Services between 2015 and 2016. She's not currently employed by Amazon. The access to the Capital One database occurred March 22nd and 23rd of this year. It did not exploit a vulnerability in Amazon Web Services. Amazon says, we're tight. This was not our problem. What Paige seems to have done is exploit a misconfiguration of Amazon Web Services of Capital One's web app firewall. Capital One says it was a misconfigured web app firewall in its own infrastructure that Thompson accessed. The maximum penalty that Thompson could face for computer fraud and abuse is about $250,000 and five years in prison. A class action lawsuit has been filed in federal court Tuesday morning against Capital One, probably for negligence and allowing this to happen. The attorney general of New York and Connecticut have also announced their investigations as well. This is a bad breach, Shannon, in that it has Social Security numbers and bank account numbers. Could have been worse. It doesn't have credit card numbers. It certainly won't be as bad as it could be if it's true that none of this has been used or leaked out onto the open internet. What's your take on this? Correct. We have not seen any proof that it has been used in the wild or that Ms. Thompson had indeed released this anywhere other than just saying online publicly and through DMs, through social media that she was indeed the person behind this hack. So it sounds like she was just going online and saying like, hey, I did this thing and that's it, but she didn't actually put any of that detail online. I am happy that they are allowing for credit monitoring and identity protection for any customers that are affected. That's good. I'm also glad that the attorney general is doing an investigation into this because that breach shouldn't have been available in the first place. This should not have been something that they had the ability to do that Thompson had the ability to do. I also have a lot of concerns about them putting data on an AWS platform externally. So that's a whole another thing right there. But the big question that I had when I was researching this was why don't they have any kind of bug bounty program? Because I was looking through this and I was like, hold up. Why would somebody hack Capital One, this American company, if they have some sort of bug bounty program? So it turns out Capital One has a responsible disclosure program, which allows you to send them an email with a whole submission format that you should abide by to in turn give them information about any kind of vulnerabilities that you might find and any kind of exploits you can run against their different servers and websites and everything behind their data. But they don't pay out any kind of reward or compensation for that. So they don't have a public bug bounty program, which we are seeing a lot more these days. So I do find it kind of disappointing and unfortunate that Capital One didn't have the forethought to create some kind of bug bounty program that would kind of incentivize hackers to go about this, the white hack way of actually going in and responsibly disclosing this and getting some kind of incentivization back because they are indeed anybody that goes in and hacks some place, they are working for this thing. So I feel like they should be incentivized to give you that information instead of taking it to a black market, for example. I think it would be a lot better. And maybe, of course, I don't know Thompson myself, but maybe if they did have some kind of bug bounty program with compensation, this wouldn't have happened in the first place. Yeah, she might have been more willing to take the money, right? We don't know. It's impossible to say. But it's possible that that could have happened. And even more so, there might have been more eyes looking for this kind of vulnerability and might have, someone else might have found it instead of Thompson and collected the bug bounty and they get it patched up without any harm happening. Instead, you have, we're teetering on the edge of hoping that this isn't bad. Exactly. Because if they caught her before it was posted publicly and she's the only one who saw it, then I hesitate to say no harm done. But that's not the disaster that this could be if this gets out on the internet, in which case we have an Equifax style breach again. Yeah. And definitely, still harm done because I do feel for hackers, especially young ones, who may not understand what position they're putting themselves into if they do put this kind of information out there, or if they do do these kinds of hacks illegally, because there is a lot of responsibility that they end up having to deal with if they end up doing something like this. Even if it's accidental, or if they don't understand the legal guideline that they should be abiding by, especially here in the U.S. with the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, those are really serious consequences that you can run through. And if you're a 22 year old hacker who may not understand what you're putting yourself against, then you may end up ruining the rest of your life if you do something like this. Yeah. It's interesting to me too that this came to Capital One's attention. Capital One says on July 19th, but the GitHub poster says they saw the post on July 17th. So there's a couple of days in their variants. But essentially about a half a month, less than a half a month in which the FBI was able to track down the source and arrest her. That is not the norm. So I don't know if they had a lucky break or if she was just sloppy or what. But this is a much better scenario than we usually have where we have no idea who took it. And there's no question that it's out on the Internet in the wild. Yeah. I would like to see more people with hacking incentives redirected towards programs like they have in Europe that kind of teach them how to use their hacking for good. Buck bounties are good for helping direct that sort of energy in the right directions. And it's always easy to point fingers at the internal infrastructure and say, you should have caught it. But it is a wake up call that, hey, if you can secure your credit card and number information, which most of these companies do, you need to figure out how to make it happen that you spend the time and money to secure the other personal information because this is going to continue to happen otherwise. Capital one, just a quick mention, they are kind of downplaying the information that was possibly exposed in this data breach by saying the credit card numbers were not exposed, but the other data was. However, that data that was exposed is enough for somebody to social engineer their way into some identity theft. So if you take that into considerations, still something that should be taken seriously. Yeah, no, absolutely. Like, hey, it's great that you properly protected your credit card information. I wish you would have protected the rest of the information too. Exactly. Well, unsurprisingly, the Capital One story was a big one in our subreddit today. You can submit stories that you know we should cover on our show and also vote on other stories that are submitted at dailytechnewshow.reddit.com. We're also on Facebook. We've got a group there, facebook.com slash groups slash dailytechnewshow. Let's check out the mailbag. Let's do it. This one comes in from Max who says, all right, I'm not a quantum physicist, but I am a security professional and I've hung out with some very smart people at the University of Waterloo working on quantum cryptography and quantum key exchanges. From my dumb questions to these smart people, the way I understand that it works is because light travels so fast, you have to transmit a stream of the same qubit for the receiver to capture the intended qubit. You probably store the stream captured to do time decision multiplexing to find the next qubit that we were talking about. How is some of this stuff happening faster than the speed of light? Yeah. Well, it's not happening faster than the speed of light, but you would ask why are phonons better than photons because, hey, speed of light, right? And from what he's saying, it sounds like because light travels so fast is the problem because you have to, you have a harder time reading it. It seems like. Thank you, Max, for talking to the quantum physicist for us and passing this along. Still would love to hear from a quantum physicist. I know you're out there. If you can figure out how to explain it to us, that'd be great. But in the meantime, thank you, Max. Really appreciate that. 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