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Oct 26, 2026
Paul FordGUEST
So I did a lot of like little tricks to test it, to make the way that the commands work as elegant as I could so it could automatically evaluate itself.
Paul FordGUEST
And then there's another thing that's really important to software at some level, like what's inside of a web browser today, like Chrome or Safari or is so good, it's so mature, but it's all architected kind of for big companies.
Paul FordGUEST
Most people, including me, have very little direct experience with the encryption tools inside of a browser.
Paul FordGUEST
They're absolutely first class.
Paul FordGUEST
And so I was like, all right, I'm not going to encrypt anything.
Paul FordGUEST
I'm an idiot.
Paul FordGUEST
But Safari and Chrome and WebKit, they can't.
Paul FordGUEST
And I trust them.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
was dead on with Jacobs.
Ray GarvinHOST
The actual projection I had him projected for, if I can find Google Chrome, let me find it.
Ray GarvinHOST
Had Jacobs at 49 rushing yards.
Ray GarvinHOST
We only had him at two catches and half a touchdown, so he smashed that, but he was right at 36 yards.
JoeHOST
It also includes an MCP server and agent skills for cursor and cloud code.
JoeHOST
All right, this next article comes your way via LinkedIn from Sarah, all about how Chrome is now measuring core vitals for single webpage apps.
JoeHOST
And to learn more about it, she linked to a web.dev post by Anna Sullivan.
JoeHOST
And this explains how they've published experimental versions of LCP, IMP, and CLS in the Chrome User Experience Report that includes soft navigations.
JoeHOST
Soft navigation is when JavaScript swaps the page context and updates the URL without a full reload.
JoeHOST
And until now, Crux only recorded on single page apps first page load.
Frumi Rachel BarrGUEST
The first one that we got back gave us both goosebumps.
Frumi Rachel BarrGUEST
And of course, because this was new to her, she literally had to write down, open up Chrome, do this, do that, listing all the different steps.
Frumi Rachel BarrGUEST
So we ran the process five times until, you know, she was totally comfortable with it.
Frumi Rachel BarrGUEST
And I flew home.
Brad StaggsHOST
He resigned from Google in 2023 because of concerns that the technology could spawn killer robots capable of wiping out humans.
Brad StaggsHOST
And since I mentioned Google here, can we for just a moment have a discussion about why in the hell they keep changing the Google interface, the Chrome interface? I'm just, I'm sick of it.
Brad StaggsHOST
Utes of America, just because you can doesn't necessarily mean you should.
Brad StaggsHOST
What was wrong with the old interface? But now there's this new updated interface that moves everything around so it doesn't look the same.
speaker_0HOST
Ähm, dass die, diese Oberfläche hat direkt auf dem Fahrzeug, äh, ähm, aufgespielte Apps und die, äh, sollen jetzt 'n App Store bekommen, also den Google Play Store, wo man einfach die Apps installieren kann.
speaker_0HOST
Ja, egal ob Chrome Browser oder Amazon Prime Video und, äh, alles Mögliche.
speaker_0HOST
Es kann einfach alles installiert werden und das ist natürlich gut.
speaker_0HOST
Und YouTube steht auch gleich oben damit dran.
12 MINS LATER
speaker_0HOST
Aber was ich damit sagen will, wer jetzt Battlefield 6 spielen will, ja, der für den ist Google, ähm, oder der Google Book definitiv nix.
speaker_0HOST
Das ist 'n, ein, ein, ähm, Laptop mit Android drauf, ja.
speaker_0HOST
Äh, das ist eben die Ablösung für Chrome OS und es ist wesentlich besser als Chrome OS, weil eben auch native Android-Apps drauf laufen können.
speaker_0HOST
Aber das ist eben die Ablösung für 'nen Chrome OS, für 'nen Chromebook und nicht die Ablösung für ein MacBook Pro.
Alan VolzHOST
That is to say, put your camera in a different position.
Alan VolzHOST
Because you're using Chrome right now.
Alan VolzHOST
Am I wrong?
John FarleyGUEST
Okay.
Alan VolzHOST
clip.
Alan VolzHOST
That's another clip.
John FarleyGUEST
I'm not quite sure what Chrome is, sir.
John FarleyGUEST
I do know that it's a camera and it's facing me and I'm talking and you're hearing me.
JohnHOST
it should give you everything in that window.
JohnHOST
So whatever, it's the Google Chrome or whatever
VicHOST
it happens to be.
VicHOST
Yeah, let me close on my other window so you can't see all the research I'm doing on proboscis monkeys.
Will TsaiGUEST
Let's take a look at traditional cryptography, right? We have algorithms like RSA and ECC for our symmetric and our asymmetric cryptography.
Will TsaiGUEST
These algorithms are the ones that are initiated whenever you go on, say, Google Chrome or Safari and you open up your browser and you hop on Google, right? These are all the algorithms being used to protect your cryptography.
Will TsaiGUEST
your web traffic, all the messages that you send out.
Will TsaiGUEST
And these algorithms have been out for 20 or so years.
Lachlan FairbairnHOST
What
Jaxon FairbairnHOST
browser do you use? Chrome.
Jaxon FairbairnHOST
That's good.
Jaxon FairbairnHOST
Okay, on your desktop, how many things are there on there?
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