“We're only a short time away from AI being cheap enough, and all the stuff being cheap enough, to just pound everything fully all the time: go crawl around, try to post every form, put weird stuff in the forms, try to get in somehow. You're just going to be under constant attack. And your vibe-coded app that nobody's ever security tested, that you built to replace Less Annoying CRM, is going to get hacked and ransomwared. And there's going to be 10 news stories about this.”

And today they just still go after those like the easy exploits, right? Like, okay, WordPress, you know, it's got a million easy exploits. We're just going to go out there and pound everything for WordPress fine. But we're only a short time away from AI being cheap enough and all the stuff being cheap enough to just like pound everything fully all the time, like go crawl around, try to post every form, try to do, put weird shit in the forms, try to get in somehow. Like that's all just coming where you're just going to be under constant attack. And your vibe-coded app that nobody's ever security tested, nobody's ever looked at a second time after you vibe coded to replace less annoying CRM is going to get hacked and they're going to get ransomwared. And there's going to be 10 news stories about this. And that's, they were already getting ransomware before. But anyway, I good job with your batting down the hatches. I'm also batting down the hatches. This is, I don't love saying this because of who we are in this podcast, but the local development, very bad. I don't like the local development. I got the local development, unfortunately. I don't want anything but a browser really at all running on a computer at this point. I don't want to run any servers…