Topic: Voidzero

The hosts discuss the "No Agenda" community, highlighting the "Troll Room" and the importance of modern podcast apps like Podverse. They thank their infrastructure lead, VoidZero, for maintaining the show's technical backend. The segment also touches on the "Value for Value" model as an alternative to the failing advertising and exclusivity models of Silicon Valley.

A severe "subscription bomb" or "email bomb" attack targeted a personal email account, resulting in over 130,000 unwanted newsletter sign-ups. Mark VoidZero assisted in mitigating the attack from the Netherlands by setting up new email server protections. Such attacks are often used to obfuscate password reset notifications after a bank account or personal data breach.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 783 of the No Agenda show on December 20, 2015. They announce that staff member VoidZero and his partner Iris welcomed a new baby boy named Steven on December 17. The hosts clarify the roles of their small management team, including Eric the Shill and VoidZero, who manages the network infrastructure.

Mark "VoidZero," who manages the show's technical infrastructure, is congratulated on the news of an upcoming baby boy. The segment concludes with a formal "knighting" ceremony for P-Anonymous and John Atima, inducting them into the No Agenda Round Table.

The hosts perform a knighting ceremony for VoidZero, who manages the show's data center, and Ben Blondin. They issue an "RFP" (Request for Proposal) to the artist community to design a physical "Knight Pin" for the No Agenda Roundtable. The ceremony acknowledges the financial support of the Baron of Belgium and France.

Technical updates regarding a new streaming server are provided, noting that the transition briefly affected the BART system. Appreciation is expressed to VoidZero and Gitmo Slave for technical assistance. Acknowledgments are also given to Tice Browers and Brad Connell for their contributions to the newsletter and episode artwork.