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[815.84 --> 816.66] To both of us. |
[817.30 --> 819.94] No, like, they tweeted this screenshot to both of us. |
[819.98 --> 820.44] Oh, okay. |
[820.46 --> 824.02] So one thing to note here is someone brought this up in the chat as well. |
[824.16 --> 826.66] I don't know if I want to, like, promote this too much. |
[826.72 --> 827.30] What is this? |
[827.40 --> 828.20] I have no idea. |
[828.38 --> 829.06] Don't go to it. |
[829.18 --> 829.68] There you go. |
[830.44 --> 833.30] Yeah, this looks, like, pretty scummy. |
[833.50 --> 833.90] It does. |
[834.28 --> 835.24] Like, I've never heard of it. |
[835.28 --> 836.08] It might be fine. |
[836.08 --> 843.08] But, like, investment advertising on Twitter that compares itself to crypto. |
[843.08 --> 843.20] crypto. |
[843.90 --> 848.26] And it's like, yeah, we provide even better returns than crypto. |
[848.62 --> 850.18] Like, what does that even mean? |
[850.54 --> 853.12] It sounds like the worst thing. |
[853.26 --> 855.42] I would, in particular, not go there. |
[855.50 --> 855.94] How about that? |
[855.98 --> 857.70] We'll give them negative promotion. |
[858.60 --> 862.76] But, yeah, like, apparently it's more popular than the mobile app, which might be part of |
[862.76 --> 863.50] the reason why we're not seeing it. |
[863.56 --> 865.42] So January, so there's less of them. |
[865.66 --> 865.78] Yeah. |
[865.78 --> 868.32] Or it's not January, but Q1, so there's less of them. |
[869.04 --> 871.44] And we're not mobile app, so there's less of them. |
[871.66 --> 871.86] Okay. |
[872.02 --> 874.28] Both of those actually does make quite a bit of sense. |
[874.34 --> 874.60] Okay. |
[874.78 --> 875.32] So there you go. |
[875.40 --> 879.42] Twitter made money, but that doesn't mean that I would necessarily recommend going and, |
[879.42 --> 884.12] you know, investing your life savings because revenue is only up 1%, as I said before. |
[884.60 --> 889.02] And 2017 as a whole was down 6% from 2016. |
[889.48 --> 889.70] Yeah. |
[889.82 --> 890.90] Which I don't know what that means. |
[890.98 --> 892.84] If your advertising revenue is up 1%. |
[892.84 --> 894.64] Oh, maybe they have other sources of revenue? |
[895.26 --> 896.52] Like data sale? |
[896.68 --> 897.40] I don't know. |
[897.46 --> 898.02] What does Twitter do? |
[898.02 --> 898.66] Does Twitter sell data? |
[899.00 --> 899.60] I have no idea. |
[899.76 --> 900.40] I assume so. |
[900.52 --> 901.72] I totally assume so. |
[902.24 --> 902.46] I mean. |
[902.46 --> 903.30] Because they have a lot of it. |
[903.32 --> 906.90] You know, we've got to be careful, you know, because we don't want to get caught up in |
[906.90 --> 909.58] a slander, libel, disbargement thing. |
[909.72 --> 910.52] So we don't know. |
[910.62 --> 910.78] There. |
[910.86 --> 911.38] We don't know. |
[912.90 --> 913.92] And we mostly don't care. |
[913.92 --> 915.66] It would be logical that they would. |
[915.66 --> 921.66] We mostly don't give two poops and half of a rat's rear end about sort of Twitter's financials. |
[922.56 --> 922.66] Yeah. |
[922.66 --> 926.38] So someone just tweeted me this. |
[926.38 --> 930.34] Which was they tagged me in a sponsored post that they saw in their feed. |
[930.50 --> 932.24] That doesn't show me that it's sponsored. |
[932.58 --> 937.32] Because of how Twitter works, you just make a normal tweet and then you promote that normal |
[937.32 --> 937.64] tweet. |
[937.90 --> 939.86] And it will be promoted to individual people. |
[939.86 --> 942.18] But if other people see it, it's just a normal tweet. |
[943.06 --> 944.04] So you can't actually tell. |
[944.22 --> 946.72] Like, there's no hashtag ad or anything. |
[946.96 --> 949.22] Because it's coming from the actual home company. |
[949.98 --> 953.54] So that's kind of interesting, actually. |
[953.74 --> 959.62] I just found out why my hard drive mining test machine wasn't booting after the power |
[959.62 --> 960.00] outage. |
[961.10 --> 961.54] Why? |
[961.90 --> 962.90] Boot drive got nuked. |
[964.18 --> 967.02] So, like, it's not the hugest deal. |
[967.28 --> 969.04] But I need to put a new OS on it. |
[969.04 --> 969.28] No, no. |
[969.54 --> 970.76] All the plot files are still there. |
[970.82 --> 971.40] So you can just read that. |
[971.40 --> 971.64] Oh, yeah. |
[971.68 --> 972.82] The plot files are still there. |
[972.88 --> 977.30] It's just a pain in the butt because it has, like, 25 drives in it. |
[977.80 --> 984.36] And so I just need to go through and tediously re-add all the plots and, like, get it all signed |
[984.36 --> 986.58] in and blah, blah, blah, blah. |
[986.58 --> 989.34] Luckily, the plot file names should have your nods counts in it. |
[989.34 --> 989.56] Yeah. |
[989.68 --> 990.60] It was a pain in the... |
[990.60 --> 990.98] No, yeah. |
[991.06 --> 991.70] No, it does. |
[991.78 --> 992.44] Like, it's fine. |
[992.56 --> 992.90] It's just... |
[992.90 --> 995.40] I mean, I plotted all of them on separate machines already anyway. |
[995.50 --> 995.86] Oh, okay. |
[995.86 --> 996.86] Yeah, it's just... |
[996.86 --> 997.14] So you're familiar with this. |
[997.14 --> 998.74] It's the actual rig that runs it. |
[998.92 --> 999.50] And it's just... |
[999.50 --> 1005.56] It's a pain in the butt because I had a really, really hard time finding a driver that worked |
[1005.56 --> 1007.90] for the LSI controller cards that are in there. |
[1007.90 --> 1008.16] I don't have it anymore. |
[1008.16 --> 1013.66] Because the problem is that LSI got acquired by whoever who then got acquired by someone |
[1013.66 --> 1014.12] else. |
[1014.38 --> 1019.82] So finding drivers for the old LSI stuff, even if there is a current product that's the |
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