Understanding Encryption and the Most Abundant Gas in the Air

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Messaging involves encryption in transit where messages are encrypted by the sender's key, decrypted by the server, and re-encrypted with the recipient's key. End-to-end encryption, on the other hand, ensures messages are never decrypted by the server. Nitrogen is the most abundant element in the air, followed by oxygen. The third most common gas we inhale is argon. The hosts discuss trivia questions and decide against asking a difficult one about jazz.

This week, Marques and David and joined at the big table by Ellis for a discussion about the Cybertruck! They recount their experiences driving the truck and talk about every quirk and feature they can think of. Besides that, they also talk about Dbrand suing Casetify and go over the Spotify Wrapped for the pod. Of course, we wrap it up with trivia! Enjoy.

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Google Geothermal Project: https://bit.ly/googlegeothermal

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