And we are live welcome folks to episode 33, 41 of the survival podcast, the only live

episode, in fact the only new episode this week, because of course we're celebrating

tomorrow night, 15 years of the survival podcast over 3,000 episodes, and it's cool, because

you get to have one of my favorite people on the habit hat on forever, Matt powers with

me today, he's back in the green room and will bring him on in just a minute. On that,

I heard from somebody today that bought two tickets to the party and can't go, and I'm

only a day away now, but there's somebody local that wants those two tickets, if you

email me, Jack at the survival podcast with TSPC in the subject line, I will forward

your email down and you can work out, exchange those tickets if you want to, just a quick

thing in the open there, I know it's last minute, but they're there, they're available,

and they're the only ones available, because we sold out.

Alright, next before we get mad, let's go ahead and hear from our sponsors of the day,

sponsor day number one a day is start 9 sovereign computing. Guys, I want you to understand

something about this whole idea of cloud computing. There's no such thing. Cloud is a marketing

term. It means somebody else's computer. So when you use Gmail, you're using somebody

else's computer, Google, when you use someplace to store your photos, whoever you're using,

you're storing your photos there. When you use somebody else's service, to do your

instant messaging, they are providing a service and they have access to what you're doing,

whether they say so or not. How would you like to take back for it in everything? And

in a way where you're like this super smart techie looking guy, but if you could install

apps on a smart phone, you can use the start 9 embassy server and you can run a Bitcoin

node and you can run a lightning node and you can run your own relay for a monster. Those

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