Secure copy protocol

... that we're transferring by what the equivalent of FTP.

Like it reminds me of like early Linux days where it's just okay, go, uh, go SCP this thing down into your local drive and then run it and f- uh, compile it yourself and get it where, uh...

And I think we're at that stage of AI where like the, the early adopters like you, and then are doing the more sophisticated things and it's okay, just whatever works.

But I do think we're gonna see more sophisticated, like skilled library infrastructure-

You know, maybe there's some files that I need to pass back and forth.

So SMB might be open or, you know, maybe I'm using SCP, which again, port 22.

So very quickly, you can see how You know, just in order to manage the stuff that is air gapped, I have to poke all kinds of holes in it to to manage it.

Now, yes, if I was a a operationally mature organization and I had to adhere to all kinds of security regulations and.