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[2598.04 --> 2599.04] Maybe that's why. |
[2599.04 --> 2601.04] What is the deal? |
[2601.04 --> 2608.04] And anyway, after the whole interview process, we did manage to get approved. |
[2608.04 --> 2610.04] We're getting the code integrated. |
[2610.04 --> 2616.04] Naturally, the sandbox API totally doesn't jive with the actual one. |
[2616.04 --> 2619.04] So it wasn't just plug and play like it's supposed to be. |
[2619.04 --> 2621.04] But that's why Luke's not here. |
[2621.04 --> 2623.04] He's working on that right now. |
[2623.04 --> 2626.04] But we're hoping to have credit card processing working pretty soon. |
[2626.04 --> 2631.04] But anyway, coming back to SESTA-FOSTA. |
[2631.04 --> 2640.04] The issue here is that putting more barriers in the way of small online companies has a real impact. |
[2640.04 --> 2653.04] Like every week that we spend dicking around with some kind of regulatory thing is another week that we can't be developing products and services that make creators and their viewers happy. |
[2653.04 --> 2655.04] And it's very frustrating. |
[2655.04 --> 2665.04] With that said, you know, the human trafficking is a travesty and a living nightmare for the people that are involved in it. |
[2665.04 --> 2668.04] Well, on the one end of it, not the other end, I don't think. |
[2668.04 --> 2672.04] I think they probably sleep fine at night somehow. |
[2672.04 --> 2675.04] And, you know, you want to see something done about it. |
[2675.04 --> 2681.04] But it just doesn't really seem like this is it. |
[2681.04 --> 2684.04] Here's another non-answer or non-way to go. |
[2684.04 --> 2685.04] This is kind of related. |
[2685.04 --> 2686.04] Have you seen this? |
[2686.04 --> 2700.04] This is state legislation pending in Rhode Island which would force Internet service providers to block sexual content by default until the Internet user does the following. |
[2700.04 --> 2703.04] Requests in writing that the capability be disabled. |
[2703.04 --> 2708.04] Presents identification to verify that that particular user is 18 years old or older. |
[2708.04 --> 2712.04] Acknowledges receiving, like you've got to wait for something to mail. |
[2712.04 --> 2719.04] Receive a written warning regarding the potential danger of deactivating the digital blocking capability of this sexual content. |
[2719.04 --> 2723.04] And pays 20 bucks as a digital access fee. |
[2723.04 --> 2729.04] I don't know about you, but if I really wanted to look at porn on the Internet, A, I wouldn't pay $20 for it. |
[2729.04 --> 2731.04] And B, I could not wait that long. |
[2731.04 --> 2735.04] And yes, we did talk about this last week. |
[2735.04 --> 2736.04] What? |
[2736.04 --> 2737.04] All right. |
[2737.04 --> 2738.04] Well, it still sucks. |
[2738.04 --> 2740.04] Especially since... |
[2740.04 --> 2742.04] Yeah, for anyone in Rhode Island. |
[2742.04 --> 2743.04] Yeah. |
[2743.04 --> 2744.04] Um... |
[2744.04 --> 2746.04] All right. |
[2746.04 --> 2751.04] So this was posted by SC2 Mitch on the forum. |
[2751.04 --> 2757.04] Elon Musk has gotten involved in hashtag delete Facebook. |
[2757.04 --> 2758.04] No way! |
[2758.04 --> 2761.04] So the original article here is from The Guardian. |
[2761.04 --> 2764.04] Hit us with the facts on this one, Laser James. |
[2764.04 --> 2767.04] Well, this is the deep context source. |
[2767.04 --> 2771.04] This is like, if you don't know why Facebook's in trouble to begin with, we're going here. |
[2771.04 --> 2777.04] So what happened was, Facebook sees itself as a platform instead of just an ad company. |
[2777.04 --> 2784.04] So they don't care about giving away tons of personal data, which would be very valuable to an ad company like Google. |
[2784.04 --> 2790.04] They don't mind giving that away to developers who are going to develop Facebook apps, because they want to be a platform like Microsoft. |
[2790.04 --> 2797.04] So what they did, starting around 2010, was if you're building an app for Facebook, you could get access to a ton of profile data. |
[2797.04 --> 2802.04] Not just data from the people who use these apps, but data from their friends. |
[2802.04 --> 2822.04] So what happened was, a psychologist professor at Cambridge made an app, paid a couple hundred thousand people to take a survey, which is what the app was for, thereby getting access to all those users' data on Facebook, and all their friends, which amounted to about 50 million different profiles worth of personal data. |
[2822.04 --> 2829.04] That data then, was against Facebook terms of service given to Cambridge Analytica, a company. |
[2829.04 --> 2837.04] It's against the terms of service because once you get this data, you're not allowed to use it for any advertising purpose, which is what Cambridge Analytica ended up doing. |
[2837.04 --> 2844.04] They use it to make highly targeted ads, to target these people in a very specific way, all these 50 million people. |
[2844.04 --> 2852.04] They served 10,000 different nuanced ads to kind of sway the American election. |
[2852.04 --> 2853.04] Well, attempt to. |
[2853.04 --> 2854.04] Attempt to sway it. |
[2854.04 --> 2855.04] We can't prove it worked. |
[2855.04 --> 2856.04] We don't know. |
[2856.04 --> 2858.04] We're not experts. |
[2858.04 --> 2859.04] We're not experts. |
[2859.04 --> 2861.04] So, now this has all come to light. |
[2861.04 --> 2862.04] Facebook's in trouble. |
[2862.04 --> 2869.04] A famous hashtag, delete Facebook, has been started by one of the people who benefited tremendously from Facebook. |
[2869.04 --> 2874.04] The founder, one of the co-founders of WhatsApp, Brian Acton. |
[2874.04 --> 2876.04] He started delete Facebook hashtag. |
[2876.04 --> 2882.04] And then Elon Musk got called out about the delete Facebook hashtag. |
[2882.04 --> 2884.04] And he said, oh, that exists? |
[2884.04 --> 2885.04] Okay. |
[2885.04 --> 2890.04] Let's just take down our SpaceX and Tesla Facebook pages, which they've done. |
[2890.04 --> 2895.04] And we don't know if Musk is trolling because he kind of does that or if he believes in the cause or what. |
[2897.04 --> 2903.04] In other news, we got wrecked by Gamers Nexus. |
[2903.04 --> 2904.04] What the heck? |
[2905.04 --> 2906.04] What are you talking about? |
[2906.04 --> 2907.04] Look at this. |
[2907.04 --> 2908.04] We were number five. |
[2908.04 --> 2915.04] Zerv, Gunslinger, and Gamers Nexus all knocked us off of the leaderboard for the NVIDIA Titan V. |
[2915.04 --> 2917.04] What leaderboard is this? |
[2917.04 --> 2919.04] This is 3DMark TimeSpy Extreme. |
[2919.04 --> 2920.04] Oh. |
[2920.04 --> 2923.04] That rat bastard. |
[2923.04 --> 2924.04] Mmm. |
[2924.04 --> 2935.04] Well, no promises that we'll take another crack at it, but I don't like seeing that Canadian flag all the way down there. |
[2935.04 --> 2937.04] That's no fun. |
[2937.04 --> 2938.04] That's weak. |
[2938.04 --> 2939.04] Sorry, just everyone's- |
[2939.04 --> 2940.04] Top seven, baby. |
[2940.04 --> 2941.04] Yeah, top seven. |
[2942.04 --> 2943.04] G-S-P. |
[2947.04 --> 2949.04] So no comments on the Facebook thing, eh? |
[2949.04 --> 2951.04] That was quite a segue you just handed me. |
[2952.04 --> 2954.04] No, I don't really have anything to say on that one. |
[2954.04 --> 2956.04] Apparently the audio is a mess again. |
[2956.04 --> 2958.04] I don't even know what to tell people. |
[2958.04 --> 2959.04] Um. |
[2959.04 --> 2962.04] Do you want to talk about ray tracing? |
[2962.04 --> 2963.04] No. |
[2963.04 --> 2964.04] I don't know. |
[2964.04 --> 2965.04] What else is there? |
[2965.04 --> 2966.04] You know what? |
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