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[1034.30 --> 1035.50] I don't know. |
[1036.12 --> 1038.82] I would be safe at a minimum. |
[1039.20 --> 1041.10] If you're an employee – like yeah. |
[1041.10 --> 1044.54] So if you're a customer, change whatever passwords that might be the same. |
[1045.02 --> 1046.24] Cancel your old credit card. |
[1047.14 --> 1048.90] Get a new credit card and forget about it. |
[1050.22 --> 1052.04] You'll be okay for the most part. |
[1052.38 --> 1057.20] You might get like – there might be people trying to do a minor identity theft to you. |
[1057.30 --> 1061.86] But that's going to be basically a constant – that's just a thing with the internet these days. |
[1061.86 --> 1068.72] And there's probably no information in there that couldn't be found if someone cared enough anyways. |
[1068.72 --> 1080.00] So I would be like a little bit of heightened awareness over the next little while if you receive any emails about like your password has been reset on some website or something. |
[1080.00 --> 1082.64] Like, you know, have some heightened awareness for a bit. |
[1082.78 --> 1084.50] But other than that, you should be okay. |
[1084.50 --> 1091.06] If you're an employee, I'm not versed enough in this stuff to properly tell you what to do. |
[1091.18 --> 1092.48] You need to look into it yourself. |
[1092.88 --> 1100.46] But a couple things that you can do is obviously change all your credit card stuff because you probably bought stuff from the store. |
[1100.46 --> 1106.34] And two, I believe in Canada you can get your sin changed. |
[1107.06 --> 1108.02] I'm not sure. |
[1108.02 --> 1118.84] I do know you can get a credit freeze, which like freezes your credit for about a year I think is the average time that they do this for. |
[1119.52 --> 1127.16] And you would still be able to – like if you wanted to go buy a house or a car or something like that and you needed credit, you would still be able to go get it. |
[1127.62 --> 1132.24] But like low-level credit application stuff is going to be frozen for a year. |
[1134.26 --> 1135.46] Sin change is a rough go. |
[1135.66 --> 1136.90] Sin change is a very rough go. |
[1136.90 --> 1139.84] You're going to be waiting in line in those buildings that you don't like going to. |
[1140.08 --> 1141.36] Yeah, for a long time. |
[1141.42 --> 1145.66] You're going to show up there and finally get to the front line and they're going to say, oh, you didn't bring the right ID. |
[1146.10 --> 1149.12] You're going to have to go back, take more time off work, do it again. |
[1149.88 --> 1152.16] But you might want to anyways, to be completely honest. |
[1152.62 --> 1156.74] I need to do some more research, but I think they might not have mine because I think I was a contractor. |
[1157.66 --> 1162.02] And I think my contracting agreement thing was through like a – |
[1162.02 --> 1162.36] No leaks. |
[1162.46 --> 1163.24] It's in the contract. |
[1163.24 --> 1165.92] Well, no, like I think it's – |
[1165.92 --> 1174.56] Like my fake little company name thing, which is legal because I didn't make enough money because they underpaid me to an almost criminal level. |
[1174.96 --> 1178.28] Actually to just – yeah, anyways, that's a different conversation. |
[1179.48 --> 1183.66] Like that might leak, but it's not even a real company and there's nothing to look up there. |
[1183.66 --> 1190.84] Yeah, like I think I'm mostly okay, but like – |
[1190.84 --> 1191.30] Riley's dead. |
[1192.10 --> 1193.82] He's – we buried him this morning. |
[1193.92 --> 1197.62] Riley, Linus, Ivan, a few other people that I know are – |
[1197.62 --> 1198.68] Linus already left the country. |
[1199.34 --> 1200.52] Just – whoof! |
[1201.26 --> 1204.62] There's going to be work for them in terms of covering themselves from this. |
[1204.70 --> 1206.70] This is like really, really brutal. |
[1206.70 --> 1212.56] So, it's – yeah, but with that, let's finally talk about other news. |
[1212.64 --> 1213.86] It's keynote season, baby. |
[1214.02 --> 1214.34] Yeah. |
[1214.88 --> 1215.84] Apple stuff. |
[1216.36 --> 1217.40] Amazon stuff. |
[1217.88 --> 1218.42] Let's talk about this Amazon stuff. |
[1218.42 --> 1219.54] The Google event's coming up. |
[1219.86 --> 1220.72] That's my favorite one. |
[1221.86 --> 1225.26] Well, I'm hoping – I'm hoping the Pixel 3 is sweet because I need a new phone. |
[1225.50 --> 1227.58] This is my Pixel 1 XL. |
[1227.84 --> 1228.10] Ooh. |
[1228.66 --> 1230.58] I want the mini Pixel. |
[1231.10 --> 1231.98] The non-XL. |
[1232.10 --> 1232.28] Yeah. |
[1232.72 --> 1233.24] I want it. |
[1233.56 --> 1234.78] This is an S9+. |
[1234.78 --> 1237.92] It's beautiful, but it's 2+. |
[1237.92 --> 1242.46] I do a lot of one-handed, and I just want a smaller one. |
[1242.56 --> 1245.76] And I want to be able to put my phone in the front pocket of my jeans again. |
[1245.86 --> 1247.88] So, when the chat said stop giving clues to the hackers. |
[1251.64 --> 1252.76] They're way ahead of us. |
[1253.48 --> 1254.50] They're way ahead of us. |
[1254.96 --> 1258.92] That's not – and if those are clues, like, holy crap. |
[1258.94 --> 1259.44] What are you talking about? |
[1259.44 --> 1259.82] The Pixel? |
[1260.20 --> 1261.02] Oh, he's got a Pixel. |
[1261.02 --> 1263.26] I think he's talking about – |
[1263.26 --> 1265.02] Yeah, the people, the names. |
[1265.28 --> 1265.92] The NCIX stuff. |
[1266.12 --> 1266.36] Yeah. |
[1266.46 --> 1267.04] It's all over. |
[1267.12 --> 1267.76] It's known already. |
[1268.08 --> 1269.44] They absolutely know. |
[1269.68 --> 1272.56] Can you imagine there's someone watching this stream and be like, wait a second? |
[1272.56 --> 1273.16] No way! |
[1273.52 --> 1274.86] Linus worked at NCIX? |
[1275.22 --> 1275.70] Hold my beer. |
[1276.38 --> 1276.78] What? |
[1279.18 --> 1280.02] My God. |
[1280.30 --> 1281.74] Or, like, what they could do with the data. |
[1281.88 --> 1286.42] Dude, if they're going to spend, like, $15,000 plus on some data, they're probably going to |
[1286.42 --> 1287.26] know what to do with it. |
[1287.36 --> 1289.10] And they've probably done that kind of stuff in the past. |
[1289.10 --> 1290.98] We said we're moving on, damn it. |
[1291.36 --> 1296.90] So, the point was, Amazon somehow snuck up and had a hardware event that was a bit of |
[1296.90 --> 1297.34] a surprise. |
[1297.48 --> 1300.48] There were, like, some leaks, but caught most people off guard. |
[1300.82 --> 1305.98] And what I love about their approach to hardware is it's just a total shotgun blast. |
[1306.12 --> 1306.30] Yeah. |
[1306.42 --> 1312.22] They don't – it's like there's a spectrum of we care a lot and try not to release junk. |
[1313.04 --> 1314.74] That's Apple on that one end. |
[1314.74 --> 1317.18] That's why I put the word try in there. |
[1317.72 --> 1320.24] And then somewhere – and then further along down, you've got Google. |
[1320.38 --> 1321.84] It's like, yeah, they care a lot. |
[1321.92 --> 1326.14] And then on the other end, you've probably got, like, Xiaomi. |
[1327.62 --> 1330.02] Xiaomi and Amazon. |
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