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Podcasts you love. from people you trust this is twit this is security now with steve gipson episode one thousand forty four recorded t, September 23rd, 2025, the EU's online age verification.

It's time for security now, the show you wait for all week long. I know I do. Every Tuesday,

we get to hear from this man right here, Steve Gibson, about the latest privacy, security, how technology

works, and we all get the Vulcan salute. Hello, Steve. That's right, or the shot to the temple.

No, don't do that. No, no, no, no, no. I'm working, by the way, because I practice my piano,

and I do the Leshitsky method, which seriously is a thing you do with piano,

I can now...

Leschitsky?

Yeah, so he invented a method for strengthening the fingers for piano players.

I did not used to be able to do this with my left hand.

I could do it with my reinhand.

Well, Leo Progress takes all different forms look at

that i think you could also do shadow puppets when you're next i can now a uh uh a slide presentation

for your guests uh of your most recent trip we are we are we should mention for those listening

only on audio we are doing the live

long and prosper vulcan salute and no one knows why do you think we're supposed to do that with

the left hand i think that was somebody tell me because you do it with your left i do that i'm

i'm left handed and i got a microphone over here so it gets really confusing i'm left handed and it's not

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