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Carl & Chanel live react to Carl's first real horror movie experience! Carl dives into the world of horror for the first time and it is hilarious. Chanel immerses Carl into a world of demons, ghosts, jump scares and more! We talk everything from plot to what really makes a good scare.  Some audio of Insidious is faintly heard in the background. We do not own the rights to this audio and do not claim them. 

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In this podcast, Ray interviews  Jesper Andersen, CEO, and President

Topics discussed:

• Investments, strategy, and vision
• The channel and the opportunity Infoblox's products present for mutual customers
• Competitive differentiation
• Overview of Infoblox strong channel incentives and enablement program

In this episode, Ray interviews Amir Krayden VP R&D Customers for DriveNets.

They discuss the following:

• What is DriveNets approach to this type of architecture? 
• For SPs that select DriveNets - how disruptive is the transition to your architecture?
• What are the main buying criteria that they use to make a decision?
• PMO of AT&T and where and how does DriveNetsl fit in the FMO and what are the potential outcomes they plan to gain from deployment?

Juan Carlos Zerón, Sales Director, Telco Vertical Latin America at Red Hat

In this episode, Johan talks about Telco LATAM trends, technology, and future outlook.

Nic brings us a 3 for one fix by rewriting the entire tragic prequel trilogy, making it tragic-er. We also fixed Rogue One at the very beginning of the show! Deepfake everything!!

If you'd like to become a guest, pick a film and send your pitch to filmrescueshow@gmail.com. Anyone can join the fun!

This show is brought to you by ALL of our dear patrons and especially by; Producer level patrons Jessica Gronsbell, Aaron Nowick, Lou Wilkerson and Seth Decker. It is also brought to you by Executive Producer level patron Erin Moriarty. Thank you all for the continued support!

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In which here at the end of season 3, Jesse, Erin and Seth pitch their versions of how the Skywalker Saga should have ended. There's a little something for everyone in here, thank you so much for seeing us through to 100 episodes and over 15,000 downloads. Make sure you subscribe if you're new, and check out all the amazing stuff below!

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Dennis Cai, Chief Architect of Network Infrastructure from Alibaba talks about Segment Routing.

Topics: 
Alibaba's key factors driving SRv6 adoption.
The use cases Alibaba plans to address with SRv6.
SRv6 micro-instructions.
Alibaba recommends particulars to ensure successful SRv6 implementation.

When is the time for Service Provider SD-WAN?  NOW!

Ask providers and vendors to name today’s “hot” technology and unanimously software-defined wide-area networking (SD-WAN) is the first that comes to mind. Although top of mind, the reality is that SD-WAN has only 2% penetration of the worldwide total addressable market for enterprises. That is now, but as more organizations look to reduce costs, improve QoE and gain greater flexibility in how they manage network applications, that number will expand rapidly. ACG expects nearly a third of enterprises worldwide to adopt SD-WAN by 2023. 
Why are enterprises embracing SD-WAN? Because it addresses several critical business needs that conventional MPLS circuits cannot:
• Digital agility
• More visibility and control 
• Better application and service performance 

By investing in growing their SD-WAN business, operators can benefit from automation, dynamic deployment, service velocity, increased visibility, off-the-shelf equipment or vendor grey-box. But to reap those benefits profitably, service providers need to act NOW.

Sunil Khandekar, CEO of Nuage Networks, and Ray Mota, CEO, ACG Research, catch up for a third time for a discussion on what SDN can do for network automation, economic benefits of virtualization, and what carriers must do to reap those benefits.  This session focuses on sustainable business solutions for SD-WAN, and why a silo-ed automation layer is no longer viable. Sunil goes to the whiteboard and shares how moving up the chain to a centralized, policy-based architecture taps into the true value of cloud automation.

On the show's forty-first episode and second season, Derek and Jake talk about movies, video games and their MBMOTW. This week we continue our epic dissection of each Star Wars movie in honor of the completion of the third trilogy, with the last three movies!

On the show's fortieth episode and second season, Derek and Jake talk about movies, video games and their MBMOTW. This week we continue our epic dissection of each Star Wars movie in honor of the completion of the third trilogy, with Return of the Jedi!

On the show's thirty ninth episode and second season, Derek and Jake talk about movies, video games and their MBMOTW. This week we continue our epic dissection of each Star Wars movie in honor of the completion of the third trilogy, with The Empire Strikes Back!

On the show's thirty eighth episode and second season, Derek and Jake talk about movies, video games and their MBMOTW. This week we continue our epic dissection of each Star Wars movie in honor of the completion of the third trilogy, with A New Hope!

Interview begins: 09:33 
Insight begins: 1:00:43 
Debrief begins: 1:08:09

Matt Wan is the founder and CEO of Momentous.

Momentous is a nutritional supplement company driven by science, consumed by transparency, and grounded in experience. 

With products designed by NFL, NBA, and NHL human performance experts, Momentous has leveraged the best knowledge in sports in order to deliver innovative products that only use high quality ingredients, absolutely no fillers, are certified safe, and taste phenomenal. 

Momentous was founded in 2016 in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

• Momentous CEO's humble beginnings (9:51 & 23:12)
• The target market (23:39)
• Do professional athletes gets to decide on what supplements to take? (29:03)
• Qualities to look for a good supplement (40:19)
• How social media affects the sports consumer products (1:03:05)
• Fitness vs. Nutrition (1:02:18)
• How to be smart in taking supplements (1:03:58)
• Overview of Momentous and what can we expect from it. (1:14:45)

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Learn more about Momentous: https://www.livemomentous.com/
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The Embedded Insiders briefly review the results of an IoT developer survey from the Eclipse Foundation, which found that two-thirds of engineers are currently or plan to launch an IoT project in the next 18 months (https://iot.eclipse.org/iot-developer-surveys/). Given the pervasiveness of IoT, does that even mean anything anymore?

Afterward, the Insiders slide into a discussion of wide-area networks prompted by Alix Paultre's recent engagements with The Things Network. Do recent announcements in 5G have any impact on the advancement of LoRa-based technologies such as those developed by The Things Network, or is there still ample market opportunity? Will Semtech's LoRa monopoly stifle the industry, or help it grow sustainably? 

Tune in to find out more.

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