Bob Novella

If you really think about it, their software that can do this is the most important piece of software on the planet.

In a way, yeah.

And it's the most desired – what government or what other software company wouldn't want it or at least be able to use it on their own stuff?

This is profound.

This is one of the biggest software-related, technology-related things that I've heard in a long time that like –

All right, Jay, it's Who's That Noisy time.

All right, guys, last week I played this noisy.

Now, I was impressed because a lot of people got this right.

Of course, I usually pick the first person that sends it in.

So let's go through this.

Listener named Mike Johnson said, Jay and everyone, my guest for this week's noisy is a hydropower grain mill.

Thank you for all that you do on this podcast and elsewhere.

And they always look forward to the banter and analytical and critical thinking each week.

So a hydro-powered grain mill is one of those mills that is powered by water flow, right?

They have that large wheel on the outside of the building, and that wheel turns like a stone grinding disc inside of the building, and that's how it's powered.

You guys can visualize that, right?

Mm-hmm.

That is not correct, but that is the first time anyone has ever guessed that specific thing.

I think that's really fun and cool.

Uh, another listener named Dan Lee wrote in and said, dear Jay, this week's noisy is some people doing sprints in a gymnasium or playing racquetball.