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[3024.06 --> 3026.74] Sometimes it's about scare tactics rather than the actual law. |
[3026.74 --> 3028.30] We did it anyways, but yeah, it's useless. |
[3029.36 --> 3029.76] Fine. |
[3029.88 --> 3031.46] Look, I'm not digging this debate back up. |
[3031.60 --> 3033.52] I mean, I put it on my new email anyways. |
[3033.52 --> 3034.78] Look, from time to time, I'm correct. |
[3035.08 --> 3036.10] Cloudflare, who was right? |
[3040.62 --> 3040.98] Okay. |
[3041.74 --> 3042.36] All right. |
[3042.56 --> 3042.92] Okay. |
[3043.16 --> 3045.06] He didn't even want to contact them. |
[3045.54 --> 3047.32] He was like, no, that's not going to work. |
[3049.06 --> 3051.84] To be fair, they have failed us more than a few times. |
[3052.12 --> 3054.04] But, in general... |
[3054.06 --> 3055.76] They have been very helpful. |
[3056.62 --> 3058.80] He was like, there is no way to fix this problem. |
[3058.92 --> 3060.24] I'm like, I Google it. |
[3060.30 --> 3062.00] I'm like, contact these guys. |
[3062.14 --> 3062.48] No. |
[3063.72 --> 3064.42] Call them. |
[3064.96 --> 3069.40] I had to issue, like, an executive order to call Cloudflare. |
[3069.40 --> 3070.62] That was... |
[3070.62 --> 3070.84] Yep. |
[3071.16 --> 3071.32] No. |
[3071.50 --> 3077.58] Now, in Luke's defense, this is an example that I love to bring up because it was like the |
[3077.58 --> 3083.74] time that I was right about something like super technical and or like network administration |
[3083.74 --> 3085.06] admin like crap. |
[3085.24 --> 3087.78] It was like my one time to shine. |
[3087.78 --> 3089.58] So, I love bringing it up. |
[3089.68 --> 3090.92] He's usually right about that. |
[3090.92 --> 3096.92] I immediately looked up a way to get around their security, which is why I was like, what the hell? |
[3097.24 --> 3101.00] But, most of the stuff that happens in that realm is automated anyways. |
[3101.32 --> 3103.36] And, it's very good at blocking all that kind of stuff. |
[3103.62 --> 3105.20] And, very often, it's hard to get through this. |
[3105.30 --> 3105.66] Anyways. |
[3105.66 --> 3106.66] Anyway. |
[3107.40 --> 3113.00] So, in a nutshell, we still don't know what the crap's going on other than, like, the |
[3113.00 --> 3118.88] only thing that I can really come up with is that they're trying to avoid damaging the |
[3118.88 --> 3120.00] relationship with Take Two. |
[3120.78 --> 3121.32] But then... |
[3121.32 --> 3123.26] That's one hell of a... |
[3123.26 --> 3125.50] Here's where it gets deeper to me. |
[3125.96 --> 3128.60] How is that relationship worth a million pounds? |
[3129.04 --> 3129.32] Yeah. |
[3129.66 --> 3130.08] Right? |
[3130.26 --> 3132.82] Like, that's one hell of a try to fix this relationship. |
[3133.04 --> 3133.42] Yeah. |
[3133.42 --> 3135.26] Like, I could even see... |
[3135.26 --> 3135.90] Like, okay. |
[3136.32 --> 3137.86] Let's say... |
[3137.86 --> 3138.92] How big are... |
[3138.92 --> 3139.70] Who owns this? |
[3139.82 --> 3140.50] How big are they? |
[3140.60 --> 3141.42] Pick a tech company. |
[3144.44 --> 3146.88] Like, you're not talking, like, Intel or NVIDIA? |
[3147.16 --> 3147.44] Anyone. |
[3147.72 --> 3148.28] Go with Gigabyte. |
[3148.54 --> 3148.88] Gigabyte. |
[3149.02 --> 3149.22] Okay. |
[3149.30 --> 3149.76] Pick Gigabyte. |
[3150.14 --> 3157.66] If we did something that really screwed over Gigabyte real good, like, you know, they... |
[3157.66 --> 3162.62] We somehow obtained their roadmap for their upcoming graphics cards. |
[3163.42 --> 3164.82] Oh, my God. |
[3164.82 --> 3168.14] That they had an NDA with NVIDIA for or something. |
[3168.44 --> 3171.66] And we did a story on it that got them in a whole bunch of trouble. |
[3171.92 --> 3174.10] And they were like, yo, man. |
[3174.22 --> 3175.32] Like, this is terrible. |
[3175.64 --> 3177.20] You know, you basically just got us... |
[3177.20 --> 3179.14] You got us cut off from NVIDIA. |
[3179.38 --> 3183.16] Our company's revenue is going to be down 20% next year. |
[3183.70 --> 3184.66] What the heck, man? |
[3184.82 --> 3189.10] Like, I could see us being like, okay, here's... |
[3189.10 --> 3190.12] No, actually, I know. |
[3190.22 --> 3190.64] I still... |
[3190.64 --> 3191.46] No, why would we do that? |
[3191.48 --> 3191.96] That's stupid. |
[3192.42 --> 3193.14] That's ridiculous. |
[3194.16 --> 3194.48] Okay. |
[3195.34 --> 3195.90] So, fine. |
[3195.94 --> 3196.94] Who's the ownership again? |
[3197.38 --> 3198.56] I think it's Time. |
[3199.12 --> 3202.50] It's TI Media, who I think owns, like... |
[3202.50 --> 3203.50] Okay. |
[3203.50 --> 3204.98] Time and stuff. |
[3205.90 --> 3206.22] Okay. |
[3206.42 --> 3206.98] So, what is this? |
[3207.04 --> 3207.64] Rugby World. |
[3207.84 --> 3208.58] Shooting Gazette. |
[3208.82 --> 3208.90] Oh. |
[3209.10 --> 3209.34] Sorry. |
[3209.60 --> 3210.30] I screwed that up. |
[3210.30 --> 3213.70] Wallpaper asterisk. |
[3213.78 --> 3214.30] Women in Home. |
[3214.38 --> 3214.90] What's on TV. |
[3215.08 --> 3215.48] Uncut. |
[3215.82 --> 3216.68] Shooting something. |
[3216.84 --> 3217.46] Shooting Times. |
[3218.12 --> 3218.52] Now. |
[3218.72 --> 3219.20] Boat Owner. |
[3219.48 --> 3221.74] I've never heard of any of this. |
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