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Is there actual tension brewing between Bo Nix and Sean Payton, or is it just a miscommunication blown up into a storyline? The guys react to the “verbal spat” vibes, Payton joking about Nix's medical history, and why that kind of honesty might play with fans but can rub a quarterback the wrong way. Then the conversation turns into pure Jets desperation logic. If there's even a whiff of a QB being unhappy somewhere, Jets fans start drawing up trades on a napkin. Would you take a swing on Bo Nix if the price was somehow reasonable, or is Tiki right that it's pointless without the coach and infrastructure that made him succeed in the first place? The crew debates the fantasy vs. reality, the “we've got nothing to lose” mindset, and why a Denver breakup doesn't automatically mean a New York solution. And then the Knicks get the kind of outside help that changes a season. A new report adds real uncertainty to Jayson Tatum's return outlook, which could swing the East race and reshape what a Celtics matchup looks like in the spring.

Hour 1 of The Drive kicks off with Zach and Phil cross talking with Dover and Cecil. The guys preview the NFL draft, the top running back prospects and how frustrated they will be watching the Patriots in the Super Bowl. Zach and Phil recap the war of words between Bo Nix and Sean Payton yesterday when it comes to Nix's ankle surgeries. Phil explains why any athlete would be upset with their coach "putting their business out there" and publicly discussing a player's medical history. Does Sean Payton owe Bo Nix an apology? Will the two leaders of the Broncos get over this "spat"? We react to the updated timetable for Aaron Gordon's hamstring injury as he will be re-evaluated in 4-6 weeks. Should the Nuggets regret giving Gordon a contract extension after multiple soft tissue injuries derailing the past two seasons? 

In hour 4 of The Drive, Zach and Phil recap the war of words between Bo Nix and Sean Payton yesterday when it comes to Nix's ankle surgeries. Will this "drama" impact Payton and Nix's relationship moving forward? Zach questions why most of the other media members in Denver are brushing off Nix's injuries like it doesn't matter and Phil explains why the Broncos need to add more weapons to the offense to take the weight off of Nix carrying the offense. What are the guy's wish lists for the Broncos in free agency? How will the Broncos address replacing JK Dobbins and getting a running back to compliment RJ Harvey? We wrap up the show DenverSports.com's Will Petersen joining the show to discuss the concern level with the Nuggets after learning Aaron Gordon will be re-evaluated in 4-6 weeks with his hamstring injury. 

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil dive into Bo Nix's history of injuries and debate if Broncos Country should be concerned. Phil explains why the Broncos need to add more weapons to the offense to take the weight off of Nix carrying the offense while Zach questions why most of the other media members in Denver are brushing off Nix's injuries like it doesn't matter. Today's "Three Count" includes Von Miller saying he would have made the 3rd and 6 play against Drake Maye when Maye ran for the game sealing first down, Bill Barnwell's ranking of NFL head coaching hires since 2021 and where Sean Payton and Nathaniel Hackett landed on the list, and Deion Sanders implementing a fine system for his players for breaking team rules. We breakdown what is going on with the Avalanche after they dropped their 7th game in their last 11. Are the Avs running out of gas after their record-breaking start to the season? 

In the final hour, Dover and Cecil heard from Mike Klis on if it would be a good idea for the Broncos to re-sign J.K. Dobbins. The fellas reacted to the latest trade rumors surrounding the Avs. What did Bo Nix have to say about Davis Webb with the possibility of Webb getting a job somewhere else. The fellas heard from Nix talking about how hungry he's going to be winning it all next year. The guys closed out the show previewing tonight's Avs game in Montreal. 

In the 3rd hour, Dover and Cecil heard from Bo Nix talking about how he injured his ankle against the Bills. How long will Nix actually be out with this injury? The guys then recapped last night's Avs game as they lost to Ottawa. On Bo's Board, Cecil explained why he wants the Broncos to go out and sign David Njoku. What's the latest news with Vance Joseph possibly leaving to becoming a head coach and why did Joe Lombardi get fired? 

Denver Broncos have fired offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi and he had some interesting thoughts on his sudden departure. Bo Nix and Sean Payton do not appear to be seeing eye to eye following Nix's unfortunate ankle injury. Broncos hope to keep QBs coach Davis Webb however, may need to hand him the playcalling duties to convince him to stay.Join the Broncos Avenue community to receive exclusive perks! Get early access to videos, ad-free episodes, special badges and MORE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVaN0vAKhNky_bhTwW1VQFQ/joinWant us to cover MORE Denver Broncos news? Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@BroncosAvenue?sub_confirmation=1Socials: https://linktr.ee/broncosavenue

Bo Nix spoke to the media yesterday and contradicted Sean Payton, who said the surgeon found there was something predisposed within the ankle and that the injury and procedure was a matter of when, not if. Nix didn't have to address the media yesterday, but it seemed like he wanted to do it to clear up what Payton said about his ankle. Greg Penner also spoke to the media yesterday and said the Broncos will be “aggressively opportunistic” this offseason in addressing player needs, but it's important that the player fit the locker room culture. As Sean Payton looks for a new offensive coordinator, he will limit his options if he hires someone who won't be able to call plays. If Payton does give up play calling duties, will it make him a better overall head coach? Check out another episode of Hot Takes with Eric Goodman and Troy Renck! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In hour 4 of The Drive, Zach and Richie breakdown the conflicting comments on Bo Nix's ankle injury coming from Bo Nix himself and Sean Payton. Should there be concern with the two faces of the Broncos not being on the same page? Could Bo Nix be trying to protect his value to the Broncos and the big pay day he has coming soon? The guys explain how they believe both Nix and Payton will be able to get over this situation to still be successful. Is Bo speaking up against Sean a sign that they are equals at this point in their careers? Should Broncos Country be more concerned after learning Nix has fractured his ankle multiple times before? We wrap up the show with DenverSports.com's Will Petersen joining the show to wrap up the drama between Sean Payton and Bo Nix. 

In hour 3 of The Drive, Zach and Richie continue to react to Bo Nix's comments on how Sean Payton should not be talking about Bo's previous injuries. We react to your texts on the text line and thoughts on a potential rift between the quarterback and coach of the Broncos. We go back and listen to Sean Payton's comments on Bo Nix's predisposed injuries to his ankle and contrast those to Nix's comments on the issue today. We pivot and react to Bo Nix's comments on Davis Webb and how much he has helped him with the Broncos. Could we be seeing an Avalanche trade soon after multiple of their players were announced to be sitting out tonight? We react to reports that the Lakers are gearing up to sign Peyton Watson in the offseason. What would the Nuggets have to do to keep Watson in Denver long term? 

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Richie dive into Bo Nix after he had season-ending surgery after breaking his ankle against the Bills. Should Broncos Country be more concerned after learning Nix has broken his ankle multiple times before? We hear from Greg Penner describing his approach when intervening in football decisions with the Broncos. Under what circumstances would Penner step in and overrule Sean Payton and George Paton? Today's "Three Count" features quotes from Joe Lombardi after being fired from Sean Payton and the Broncos and  previewing the Avalanche and Senators game tonight. We react to Bo Nix's comments today on his ankle surgery and how Sean Payton should not be mentioning Nix's past injuries that Payton doesn't know about. Are we seeing the two faces of the Broncos at odds? 

Start Using the ⁠Film Room ⁠Today! Garret Price and Andrew Mott played Keep Trade Cut with players at similar ADP levels, revealing their strategies for navigating the dynasty trade market. The duo debated quarterbacks Bo Nix, Trevor Lawrence, and Brock Purdy, with Andrew keeping Nix for his rushing upside while Garret stuck with Purdy's consistency. The running back debates featured Ashton Jeanty, Omarion Hampton, and TreVeyon Henderson, with both hosts high on Jeanty despite his difficult rookie situation. Andrew emphasized Jeanty's elite underlying metrics, noting he had the most stuffed runs in the NFL behind one of the worst offensive lines. At wide receiver, Ladd McConkey emerged as the consensus keep over Brian Thomas Jr. and Marvin Harrison Jr., with Mike McDaniel's arrival in Los Angeles boosting confidence in the Chargers offense. The tight end discussion centered on Harold Fannin Jr., Tucker Kraft, and Sam LaPorta, with situational concerns dominating the conversation. The hosts wrapped up with younger running backs, debating Kyle Monangai, Woody Marks, and Bhayshul Tuten, highlighting how Houston's running back market could impact dynasty values. Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.

In the final hour, Dover and Cecil heard from George Paton on what he learned from Bo Nix in his second season that he will use moving forward? The guys also heard from Paton saying that the Broncos will be aggressive in free agency and the NFL Draft. What did Sean Payton have to say about Nix's injury? Closing out the show, the fellas previewed tonight's Nuggets game against the Pistons. 

Bruce Haertl and Troy Renck are in for Hot Takes on a Friday morning. Peyton Watson scored a career-high 35 points in the Nuggets win last night in Washington DC. Has Watson played himself into a full-time starter? Has this injury spurt for the Nuggets actually been a good thing in terms on discovery for David Adelman? Full Broncos vs. Patriots AFC Championship Game preview. How big of a factor can J.K. Dobbins be? What are the realistic expectations for Jarrett Stidham? What type of game plan will Sean Payton draw up? And how different will it be from what it would've looked like with Nix? Finally, what's the one thing that absolutely has to happen on Sunday to give the Broncos a chance? Final score predictions. Check out a Football Friday edition of Hot Takes! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In the 3rd hour, Dover and Cecil talked about what Cecil learned form yesterday's Broncos practice. Are there signs that J.K. Dobbins could be playing this weekend? The fellas heard from Bo Nix with his first statement since he suffered his ankle injury. The guys heard from Peyton Manning on how Jarrett Stidham is getting ready for the AFC Championship this weekend. Kissner finally gave this thoughts on Nix's injury. 

How did the Broncos win the Division Championship?  Well, maybe we made a little deal with the local demon. 

Hydration advice for runners has long been based on averages, assumptions, and trial-and-error. But what if you could actually see your sweat and electrolyte losses in real time?In this episode, I'm so excited to be joined by Meridith Cass, Founder and CEO of Nix Biosensors.Meridith Cass is the Founder and CEO of Nix Biosensors, a pioneering health tech company that developed the world's first consumer-ready biosensor for real-time hydration monitoring. Under her leadership, Nix has been recognized by TIME's Best Inventions, Runner's World Gear of the Year, and the CES Innovation Awards, and is transforming how athletes, military personnel, and everyday consumers manage hydration and performance. Prior to founding Nix, Meridith held leadership roles in healthcare and venture-backed startups, and earned her MBA from Harvard Business School. She is a passionate advocate for personalized health, data-driven recovery, and the future of wearable biosensing. In this episode, we cover:The origin of Nix Biosensors and how a marathon experience led Meridith Cass to rethink hydration and electrolyte guidanceHow the Nix Biosensor works, what it measures, and why real-time sweat data is a game-changer for athletesWho sweat testing is most useful for, what athletes can realistically learn from their data, and common mistakes in interpretationHow to turn sweat and sodium data into a practical hydration plan for training and racingThe future of hydration science and how wearable biosensing could change the way everyday runners fuel and perform.Looking for the resources mentioned in today's episode?⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Get your free fueling audit here!⁠Curious what your sweat data looks like?Get 15% off the Nix Biosensors using my exclusive promo code SHNATIUK15.Learn more and grab yours at nixbiosensors.comIf you're tired of guessing your hydration and electrolyte needs, this is one of the most powerful tools you can add to your training toolbox.

A cult tends to continue until some resistance results. What makes the growth of an individual cult so dangerous ois how isolated and self looping they can become, reinforcing all the attributes that the community wants to value. Without a diverse system to check it, the result may become deadly. Continuing our adventure, we are about to discover why such communities need outreach, and our team is about to reach out in the only way they know how. Crits are rolled while the promise of an tavern performance slips while Corvus, Nix, Papa Georgio, and the team tackle Daimen.   Thanks again to Kellen, Games Brown, and Virus of Ideals for your musical takes and tooks, freesound.org with the sound of s crackling inflamed farmhouse and until next time... have a magical adventure

Bruce Haertl and Troy Renck are in for Hot Takes. The Lakers used a big second-half to rally past the Nuggets last night. As the Broncos reconvene to start on-field prep for the Patriots, what will be the biggest storyline beyond Stiddy at quarterback? In terms of percentage, how much is it to beat the Patriots with Stiddy vs. with Nix? What are the biggest things Stiddy has to overcome to be successful on Sunday? Davis Webb is starting to get a lot of run in Buffalo, so who is more likely to leave the staff Vance Joseph or Davis Webb? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In hour 4 of The Drive, Zach and Phil debate if Bo Nix wants to see the Broncos go win the Super Bowl without him. We hear from Drew Bledsoe and his emotions after Tom Brady led the Patriots to a Super Bowl and debate if Nix could have a similar feeling. How realistic is a JK Dobbins return to the Broncos this postseason? The guys answer how they would act in this situation if they were Dobbins and debating coming back to play and risk further injury or go into the offseason fully healthy to sign a new contract. What were the most underrated but impactful plays in the Broncos win on Saturday? We wrap up the show with DenverSports.com's Will Petersen joining the show to debate if JK Dobbins should rush back and risk injury to participate in the Super Bowl if the Broncos make it that far. 

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil continue their conversation on Bo Nix and how he would feel if the Broncos go on to win a Super Bowl without him. We hear from Drew Bledsoe and his emotions after Tom Brady led the Patriots to a Super Bowl and debate if Nix could have a similar feeling. How realistic is a JK Dobbins return to the Broncos this postseason? The guys answer how they would act in this situation if they were Dobbins and debating coming back to play and risk further injury or go into the offseason fully healthy to sign a new contract. Today's "Three Count" includes the most underrated but impactful plays in the Broncos win on Saturday, the Avs cruising to a 5-2 win over the Capitals, and Indiana finishing off their 16-0 season with a win in the national championship over Miami. We preview the Nuggets and Lakers game tonight on NBC. 

(00:00) Zolak & Bertrand start the show by reacting to comments by former Broncos Jake Plummer and Nate Jackson stating the Broncos won't miss a beat with Stidham starting over Nix.(10:56) Zo, Beetle and McKone follow-up on Tom Curran's remarks on his belief that Jarrett Stidham cannot possibly play as worse as CJ Stroud. Is anyone a believer in the Denver Broncos?(27:10) The guys discuss the Josh McDaniels-Jarrett Stidham connection. Beetle recaps the history between McDaniels and Stidham.(34:23) Indiana won their first College Football National Championship with a win last night over the University of MIami.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

0:00 - The Broncos do one thing really well. And the Patriots do that thing poorly. It's one angle that could give Denver the edge in the AFC Championship. 11:14 - The dropoff in abilities between Bo Nix and Jarrett Stidham isn't that steep! And that's not an insult to Bo. That's more of a compliment to Stiddy.Friend of the Program Kyle Keefe texted Moser during this segment and made a prediction: the Broncos will win the Super Bowl with Stiddy at QB, then we'll have a full-blown QB controversy between him and Nix all offseason long.31:18 - We're trying to predict Sunday's game as best we can, but in reality, we're in uncharted territory. We've never seen this before. A QB who hasn't attempted a pass in a regular season game in over 2 years is starting in the AFC Championship? Completely and totally unprecedented.

It's a full NFL rundown. First, we cover the Bills' loss to the Broncos, how much blame falls on Josh Allen, and whether moving on from Sean McDermott was the right call. We also break down the Seahawks' blowout win over the 49ers, the Texans' loss to the Patriots and what it means for C.J. Stroud, and whether the Bears should view their loss to the Rams as a letdown.Next, we preview Championship Weekend. In the AFC, we look at Patriots vs. Broncos, line movement tied to the Nix news, and the keys to the game for both teams. In the NFC, we break down Rams vs. Seahawks and what each side needs to do to advance.We wrap things up by looking ahead to hypothetical Big Game matchups and debating which ones we'd most want to see as fans and as bookmakers.Book Ends is a podcast by STN Sports by Station Casinos.

The conversation turns fast when the news drops: Bo Nix broke his ankle, had surgery, and is officially out for the season. The guys rewatch the play trying to figure out how it even happened, point out the subtle tells on the very next snap, and talk through how stunning the timing is with Denver heading into the biggest game of the year. Then it takes a hilarious detour into Sean Payton's postgame comments, when he tries to console Nix with a “second-year QB history” claim that instantly sets off Evan's internal fact-check alarm. From there, the segment spirals into the real-world problem: can Denver actually bring in anyone off the street, or is it Jarrett Stidham by default? They run through the names people always throw out, why most of them are unrealistic or unavailable, and what it would actually take for the Broncos to survive against the Patriots with their season flipped upside down overnight.

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Monday January 19th. The NFL divisional weekend delivered dramatic finishes, decisive turnovers, and major implications for the championship round, as discussed by Munaf Manji and Dave Essler while breaking down every game through a betting focused lens. Denver opened the weekend with a 33 to 30 overtime win over Buffalo, a game defined by mistakes and attrition. The Bills turned the ball over five times, including four giveaways credited to Josh Allen, continuing a postseason pattern that has now seen him lose every overtime playoff appearance. Denver capitalized with a plus four turnover margin, but the victory came at a steep cost when quarterback Bo Nix suffered a broken foot or ankle on the second to last play of overtime. Sean Payton confirmed Nix will undergo surgery and miss the remainder of the season, forcing Jared Stidham into the AFC Championship Game. Buffalo responded swiftly by firing head coach Sean McDermott, ending an era marked by consistent playoff appearances but repeated postseason disappointment. Saturday night was a rout in Seattle, where the Seahawks overwhelmed an injury ravaged San Francisco team 41 to 6. A kickoff return touchdown set the tone, and Seattle never looked back, forcing three turnovers while committing none. Kenneth Walker led the way with 116 rushing yards and three total touchdowns, while the Seahawks defense held the 49ers under four yards per play, one of the lowest outputs of Kyle Shanahan's tenure. Sunday began with New England eliminating Houston 28 to 16 in a game where turnovers again told the story. C.J. Stroud struggled under pressure, and the Patriots converted short fields into touchdowns while Houston settled repeatedly for field goals. Injuries compounded the Texans' issues, leaving Stroud without key targets as the Patriots advanced behind a disciplined defensive game plan. The weekend closed with the Rams edging Chicago 20 to 17 in overtime, another contest decided by mistake free football. Los Angeles avoided turnovers entirely, while Caleb Williams threw an interception after winning the overtime coin toss, echoing Buffalo's earlier collapse. Sean McVay's situational decisions and clean execution pushed the Rams into the NFC Championship, setting up a third divisional matchup with Seattle. From a betting perspective, Essler highlighted what he views as market overreactions, particularly in the Patriots opening as significant favorites in Denver despite the quarterback change, and Seattle being potentially overvalued after dismantling a depleted opponent. Across all four games, the theme remained consistent, teams that protected the football advanced, while those that did not were left planning for next season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In hour 3 of The Drive, Zach and Phil dive into Jarrett Stidham after the news came out that he will start in place of an injured Bo Nix. We hear from Sean Payton on the logistics of Nix's ankle injury and the confidence he has in Stidham. The guys reference what they've seen from Stidham in the past three training camps and why they also think Stidham can manage the game and push the ball down field. Phil explains why his biggest takeaway from the game was the Broncos defense's ability to create turnovers. What were the biggest moments from the game? Should Jaquan McMillian's interception be viewed as controversial? Zach shares his experience at the game and the guys debate where this stacks up in home Broncos playoff games. 

Dover and Cecil kicked off the show reacting to the Broncos beating the Bills to advance to the AFC Championship game. The guys gave their thoughts on the horrific news of Bo Nix having a fracture in his ankle that will sideline him for the rest of the season. The fellas broke down the play that Nix injured his ankle. Aniello Piro joined the show to talk about what the scene was like when Sean Payton broke the news to the media that Nix would be done for the year. 

In the 2nd hour, Dover and Cecil heard from Sean Payton talking about Bo Nix's ankle injury and how Nix told him he was hurt on the field. If Jarrett Stidham plays well, could he follow a Broncos assistant coach to another team in the offseason to be a starter? The guys reacted to Sean McDermott being fired from the Bills. Could Stidham become the next Peyton Watson? 

Bills fire McDermott . Broncos lose Nix . Seahawks roll. Rams survive . Sup[er Bowl point spreads . CFB Title Game predictions and more with Moe Khan and Cam Stewart 

The Broncos won a wild and crazy OT game in the divisional round against the Bills, 33-30. But less than an hour after the game ended, Sean Payton announced Bo Nix broke a bone in his ankle and will be out for the rest of the playoffs. Jarrett Stidham will be the starter. Can the Broncos win a Super Bowl with Stiddy? How disheartening was the news of the Nix injury, especially that soon after a emotional win? A look at some other notable backup QB's that went on to win the Super Bowl, like Nick Foles and Jeff Hostetler. Plus, is Indiana going to win the National Championship tonight against Miami? Check out a Reaction Monday episode of Hot Takes with Eric Goodman and Bruce Haertl! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Seahawks, Broncos WIN.. Nix ankle; CMC injury

Dynasty Values: Josh Allen.. McCaffrey, Cook, Walker, Nix, Harvey?

Denver Broncos defeat the Buffalo Bills in the NFL playoffs to advance to the AFC Championship followed by an impressive performance from QB Bo Nix. However, news broke shortly after the win that Nix suffered a season-ending injury. How strong are Denver's chances to compete for the Super Bowl with Jarrett Stidham at the helm?Join the Broncos Avenue community to receive exclusive perks! Get early access to videos, ad-free episodes, special badges and MORE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVaN0vAKhNky_bhTwW1VQFQ/joinWant us to cover MORE Denver Broncos news? Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@BroncosAvenue?sub_confirmation=1Socials: https://linktr.ee/broncosavenue

Mike Schopp and The Bulldog are joined by Co host of Chicken Dinner Sam Panayotovich to get his thoughts on the playoffs, why he's still backing the Bills, his thoughts on Allen vs Nix, what he wants to see from the Bills on Saturday, his favorite play for the College Football game between the Hoosiers and Hurricanes, why Sammy P still has full faith in the Bills winning it all, and more to get us ready for the Playoffs!

Do we have the narrative about Josh Allen in this year's playoffs backwards? Is it about Nix or the defense for the Broncos? Which Conference title match ups are you rooting for and will the Rams-Bears game be the most chaotic amongst the four games?

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley kick off today’s show looking forward to the Broncos’ playoff game after a bye week. Stoke educates the 6am listeners on what goes into the week of prep when you have the bye in the playoffs. They debate what the Nuggets need to give up in order to keep Peyton Watson in Denver. Sean Payton and the 6am Duo play the role of playoff myth buster to debunk the myth of playoff experience. Mama Nix chimed in about her son’s upcoming playoff game and Mike thinks it’s very enlightening about how Bo carries himself. Should Bruce Brown be out of the rotation? Stoke tells us who he thinks should take his place. Von Miller desperately wants to return to the Broncos but the guys explain why Von’s time has passed in Denver.  

An airhacks.fm conversation with Alvaro Hernandez (@ahachete) about: discussion about LLMs generating Java code with BCE patterns and architectural rules, Java being 20-30% better for LLM code generation than python and typescript, embedding business knowledge in Java source code for LLM context, stackgres as a curated opinionated stack for running Postgres on kubernetes, Postgres requiring external tools for connection pooling and high availability and backup and monitoring, StackGres as a Helm package and Kubernetes operator, comparison with oxide hardware for on-premise cloud environments, experimenting with Incus for system containers and VMS, limitations of Ansible for infrastructure automation and code reuse, Kubernetes as an API-driven architecture abstracting compute and storage, Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) for declarative Postgres cluster management, StackGres supporting sharding with automated multi-cluster deployment, 13 lines of YAML to create 60-node sharded clusters, three interfaces for StackGres including CRDs and web console and REST API, operator written in Java with quarkus unlike typical Go-based operators, Google study showing Java faster than Go, GraalVM native compilation for 80MB container images versus 400-500MB JVM images, fabric8 Kubernetes client for API communication, reconciliation cycle running every 10 seconds to maintain desired state, pod local controller as Quarkus sidecar for local Postgres operations, dynamic extension installation without rebuilding container images, grpc bi-directional communication between control plane and control nodes, inverse connection pattern where nodes initiate connections to control plane, comparison with Jini and JavaSpaces leasing concepts from Sun Microsystems, quarter million lines of Java code in the operator mostly POJOs predating records, PostgreSQL configuration validation with 300+ parameters, automated tuning applied by default in StackGres, potential for LLM-driven optimization with clone clusters for testing, Framework Computer laptop automation with Ubuntu auto-install and Ansible and Nix, five to ten minute full system reinstall including BIOS updates Alvaro Hernandez on twitter: @ahachete

I am proud to say welcome back.   In this opening of Dungeonetics we are welcomed to a mixed group of adventurers all looking or seeking someone who has gone missing. In one instance a young mother with two missing kids, another a father hot on a killers trail, another still a bard looking for his musical pair and friend. Flowers and coin are spread under a quick sausage and soft cheese spread, and as the facts grow and characters find their voice, they have a common problem. All of which lead to a mystery of sorts and a garuntee by me, the editor.   One of the previous listed mysteries gets revealed in this episode of Dungeonetics. So join us as Corvus, Nix, Papa Georgio, and the team tackle Daimen's Farmhouse in search of the elusive Sid. Couple of real notes here: these sessions lead directly into our new episodes of Dungeonetics, so a great jumping in point is always our one shots. If you like the flavor of loosely well recorded original content homebrew out of various houses in CT, USA. Then stay.    Shout-out to the reel doofs, you king of kings. Thanks again to Kellen, Games Brown, and Virus of Ideals for your musical takes and tooks and until next time... have a magical adventure

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In hour 4 of The Drive, Zach and Phil rank the quarterbacks in the AFC playoffs and debate where Bo Nix fits in the rankings. Is Josh Allen head-and-shoulders ahead of the rest of the group? Is Aaron Rodgers still a threat at his old age? Will Justin Herbert finally break through with a playoff win? Has Drake Maye proved enough by being an MVP candidate in his second year? Will Trevor Lawrence continue his hot streak into the playoffs? Is Bo Nix on par with CJ Stroud after Stroud has made the playoffs in each of his first 3 seasons? We hear from Nix and his thought process on running during games. Will we see an uptick in Nix's running during a win-or-go home playoff game? We wrap up the show with DenverSports.com's Will Petersen joining the show to discuss the good news with Nikola Jokic's recovery for his knee injury and the Avalanche being chosen to participate in the NHL's "Winter Classic". 

In hour 3 of The Drive, Zach and Phil look back at Bo Nix in week 18 and the amount of rushing yards he had during the game. Will We see Nix continue to run throughout the game to move the chains and pick up key first downs? We hear from Nix and his thought process on running during games. We hear from multiple Broncos players and their plans for the bye week. How do the guys feel about the professional mindset the players are having about resting and getting their body right for a playoff run? Zach and Phil preview the Broncos potential matchups in the divisional round and rank the teams they would want to face from most to least.  Does a banged-up Josh Allen still scare the guys? The Nuggets pulled off an all-time upset in their last game, will they be able to do the same in Boston tonight? Will Jokic be able to return to the Nuggets in time to qualify for the MVP award?

Im Haltungsblock erzähle ich vom Buch "Da wo ich Dich sehen kann" von Jasmin Schreiber. Dazu kann man ganz sicher nicht einschlafen, daher bitte unbedingt überspringen wenn Ihr wirklich gerade einschlafen wollt und erst dann anhören, wenn Ihr Euch damit beschäftigen könnt. Im Entspannungsteil erzähle ich dann weiter von LA. Nix dolles, muss man nicht hin, kann man locker zu einschlafen.

In hour 3 of The Drive, Zach and Phil dive into Bo Nix's performance in yesterday's Broncos game. What did the guys make of Bo Nix yelling at Sean Payton on the sideline during the game? We hear from Nix and his thoughts on being the "overdogs" and learning from the playoffs last year. We react to the Broncos winning yesterday and securing the number one seed in the AFC. While securing the one seed was a huge positive, we discuss all the concerns we still have with the team as they head into the playoffs. What did the guys make of the Broncos defense and finally busting through with creating turnovers? Who stood out on the Broncos defense? We breakdown the Broncos run game and debate how confident we are in the running backs and if JK Dobbins could return to the team during the playoffs. 

In hour 2 of Dover and Cecil the guys kick things off with What Sean Payton had to say after a narrow victory over the Chiefs. Josh has a plan for the short-handed Nuggets.   The guys react to what Nix had to say after the game.  The guys wrap up the hour by checking their X.

In hour 2 of The Drive, Zach and Phil continue their in-depth analysis of the Broncos and Jaguars game yesterday. What were the guy's biggest takeaways from this past weekend's game? Did this game prove that the Broncos do not have the best defense in the NFL? Should Sean Payton have given RJ Harvey more opportunities in the run game? How much trust do the guys have in Sean Payton to right the ship after the Broncos first loss in three months? Was Liam Coen in the right to take Sean Payton's comments on the Jaguars market size as a slight? Today's "Three Count" features our reaction to the first round of the college football playoff and the bad blood between the Nuggets and Rockets as the Nuggets get beat handily. We hear from Bo Nix and his thoughts after the Broncos loss. What did Nix learn from his first loss in three months? 

In the 2nd hour, Dover and Cecil discussed if Vance Joseph called a poor game yesterday. The guys recapped the Nuggets and Avs games from the past weekend. Is there any concern with Bo Nix and his performance yesterday? The fellas heard from Nix on his fumble late in the game. 

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In hour 4 of The Drive, Zach and Phil react to the NFL's MVP race and where Bo Nix is expected to finish for the award. What would Nix have to do the rest of the season to jump guys like Matthew Stafford, Drake Maye and Josh Allen? Could Bo do what Drew Brees never did, and win an MVP at some point during his career? How has Sean Payton's odds for Coach of the Year shifted in the last month? We hear from Sean Payton and his thoughts on the challenge the Jaguars present. We look at a handful of Broncos that are on the edge of making history with Nik Bonitto needing one more sack to be the second Bronco ever to have back-to-back 13.5 sack seasons, RJ Harvey one touchdown away from being third all-time in rookie Broncos touchdowns, and more. We wrap up the show with DenverSports.com's Will Petersen joining the show to discuss CU losing two of their most impactful players and debate where Deion Sanders and the Buffs turn next.