text stringlengths 11 441 |
|---|
[2954.28 --> 2956.70] school, I think it would have actually been a lot more impactful. |
[2956.70 --> 2963.96] Because now I think if people like have a baby now or get engaged now, all their photos go |
[2963.96 --> 2964.64] up on social media. |
[2965.64 --> 2967.82] So it's not their one backup that's on their computer. |
[2967.82 --> 2979.40] And I think what they ran into here was if people had super important stuff, the $300 was not good, but probably not the end of the world. |
[2979.40 --> 2985.20] And then other people are like, oh, well, this is a fairly major inconvenience, but I can go |
[2985.20 --> 2987.34] get my computer reformatted and everything's fine. |
[2987.94 --> 2989.72] Because everything I do is in a browser. |
[2990.10 --> 2991.28] Notice how they're releasing computers. |
[2991.38 --> 2993.20] They're like almost just browsers these days. |
[2993.36 --> 2993.38] Right. |
[2993.38 --> 2993.58] Yeah. |
[2993.58 --> 2996.88] So like for a lot of people, it's like, oh, what the heck is this? |
[2996.92 --> 2998.98] They show it to some techie friend or they bring it to Geek Squad. |
[2999.36 --> 3003.30] They're just like, oh, yeah, we can do it cheaper than that ransom price anyways, but we have to do some stuff. |
[3003.82 --> 3006.88] And then people that are like, oh, my goodness, this is mission critical information. |
[3007.40 --> 3013.24] $300 for like a big business sucks, but like not the end of the world. |
[3013.86 --> 3021.56] So if even 1% of people had paid the ransom, it would have worked out to over six times the amount they actually collected. |
[3021.56 --> 3025.00] So I feel like almost no Joe Schmoe has actually paid for it. |
[3025.50 --> 3030.34] And it gets worse because of the attention on this particular case. |
[3031.08 --> 3039.42] The authorities think it's unlikely the monies the attackers have received will be transferred from Bitcoin to more traditional currencies due to the risk of it being detected. |
[3039.78 --> 3044.56] With that said, there's a lot of stuff you can buy with Bitcoin, so I don't think that's as big a problem as some people might. |
[3044.86 --> 3048.42] Yeah, but they could still track that to a certain degree. |
[3049.68 --> 3050.08] Right. |
[3050.14 --> 3050.72] I guess that's true. |
[3050.72 --> 3051.84] Like that money is sketch. |
[3051.98 --> 3054.20] Depending on, but, but, okay, but they might. |
[3054.20 --> 3055.06] There's things they can do for sure. |
[3055.06 --> 3059.64] They might buy very illegitimate things, scatter it around, and then. |
[3059.78 --> 3059.90] Yeah. |
[3060.90 --> 3061.22] What up? |
[3061.46 --> 3065.14] Very easy to like, mix the Bitcoin. |
[3065.28 --> 3065.52] Yeah. |
[3065.72 --> 3066.78] No, it should be fine. |
[3068.66 --> 3069.36] Oh, really? |
[3069.48 --> 3072.90] Apparently people sell like mixing it up and obscuring it as a service. |
[3073.18 --> 3073.72] That's cool. |
[3073.86 --> 3074.80] I don't know enough about Bitcoin. |
[3074.86 --> 3075.52] Why do you know this? |
[3075.60 --> 3075.96] Go away. |
[3075.96 --> 3082.32] Jake is secretly running Silk Road 3 right now out of his house. |
[3082.80 --> 3083.74] He told me this offline. |
[3085.18 --> 3085.62] Great. |
[3086.02 --> 3086.24] Yeah. |
[3087.36 --> 3087.80] Yeah. |
[3087.80 --> 3090.62] Jake, can I have a favor? |
[3091.14 --> 3091.38] Yeah. |
[3091.58 --> 3092.76] Can I have more water, please? |
[3093.28 --> 3094.02] Oh my God. |
[3094.18 --> 3094.72] Yeah, Darren. |
[3095.06 --> 3098.30] You have to pay him in Bitcoin through his secret onion website. |
[3098.52 --> 3098.64] Thank you. |
[3098.72 --> 3099.22] I'm dying. |
[3100.64 --> 3101.20] Thank you. |
[3101.28 --> 3101.88] And ice too. |
[3102.14 --> 3102.38] Oh. |
[3102.38 --> 3103.62] Thank you. |
[3104.76 --> 3106.12] Ice is a different transaction. |
[3106.12 --> 3106.60] If you say thank you lots, then it's okay. |
[3107.34 --> 3108.58] Is that how that works? |
[3109.36 --> 3109.62] Yeah. |
[3110.32 --> 3113.76] I like have like mucus all built up in my throat and stuff. |
[3113.76 --> 3114.52] I can hear the... |
[3114.52 --> 3116.28] Oh, your throat's even red here. |
[3116.92 --> 3118.00] Well, that's probably for me. |
[3118.10 --> 3119.62] I always have a red neck. |
[3119.72 --> 3119.96] Okay. |
[3120.64 --> 3121.80] Yeah, I was born in the sticks. |
[3123.38 --> 3123.66] Oh. |
[3124.36 --> 3124.62] Whew. |
[3125.04 --> 3125.24] Okay. |
[3125.24 --> 3126.02] You don't say you need milk? |
[3126.10 --> 3127.16] I don't think we just have milk. |
[3127.36 --> 3128.56] Yeah, we don't, unfortunately. |
[3128.74 --> 3130.96] And yes, I know milk works a lot better than water. |
[3130.96 --> 3137.80] Um, so this was originally posted on the forum by WMGroomAK, and the original article is from the tech report. |
[3139.66 --> 3144.48] Optane DIMMs and companion CPUs will arrive in 2018. |
[3145.00 --> 3154.34] So if you haven't been paying attention to this, Optane DIMMs are going to be super high capacity modules that will fit in... |
[3154.34 --> 3154.96] I'm kidding, I'm kidding. |
[3154.96 --> 3155.28] I'm kidding. |
[3155.38 --> 3155.72] It's fine. |
[3155.72 --> 3161.16] Much better. |
[3162.26 --> 3168.40] Super high capacity modules that will fit in otherwise normal RAM slots, as far as I know. |
[3168.48 --> 3176.36] Then there will be a, like a special BIOS configuration that allows you to use it as a slower kind of, uh... |
[3176.36 --> 3179.96] So if you've got your level 1 cache, and your level 2 cache, your level 3 cache... |
[3179.96 --> 3183.20] I guess in some cases there's level 4, but don't worry about it... |
[3183.20 --> 3185.26] Then your next tier is DRAM. |
[3185.70 --> 3188.30] And then traditionally, your next tier was NAND. |
[3188.46 --> 3190.90] But it's like many orders of magnitude slower. |
[3191.34 --> 3193.20] So Optane sits in between. |
[3193.20 --> 3194.20] And, uh... |
[3194.20 --> 3202.54] What this will allow you to do is have massive, effective memory capacity for your system... |
[3202.54 --> 3206.10] Without needing so many DIMM slots. |
[3206.10 --> 3208.64] And without spending so much. |
[3208.88 --> 3211.68] So when we were checking out SFU's supercomputer... |
[3211.68 --> 3214.68] One of the things that they told us was that... |
[3214.68 --> 3216.82] Oh. |
[3217.26 --> 3217.54] Okay. |
[3219.28 --> 3219.58] Whew. |
[3220.22 --> 3221.68] Their, uh... |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.