It can be really difficult to spot the red flags. So how do you do it? Well, there are probably some practical examples you could find out there, but for me, the big thing I'd like to focus on is your intuition, your gut. Sometimes along that interview process, you just start to get a certain feeling about an organisation. And absolutely at this point, we can start to use things like our network, we can start to use things like websites, like the last story where we can ask questions about people who have worked there, what it's really like. But, whilst you do your own research, do remember to trust your own intuition. It's quite often if something feels too good to be true, it probably is. So the red flag is probably worth looking on online platforms like Glassdoor to see the review of the company as an employer and see how the rating is, if there's any negative comments and if you have any concern at all, it's worth reaching out to people working in the company to find out more about it.


so we have a brand new patch update 1.7.33 for starfield guys and comes with a few fixes to the exploiting glitches many people have abused today we get into it all how's it going guys my name is dpj and if you do enjoy the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe so although i haven't tested any of the glitches as of yet uh it is believed that the puddle glitch where you could actually look through the map well not look through the map but you could see there the vendor's inventory chest through the puddle on akila city has been fixed like wow so this is starfield update 1.7.33 and this is what they state characters i fixed an issue that could cause some characters to not be in their proper location this must be the ship dude our new atlantis man he disappeared for so many people including myself star stations fixed an issue where star stations will be labelled as a player owned ship yes this was a massive glitch i saw many people taking advantage of vendors addressed an issue that allowed for a vendor's full inventory to be accessible this i guess counts for many many vendors across this game what that people were abusing i myself posted many videos on these i will go through all the actual glitches i've previously posted and see what one still works i'll stay tuned for that video okay so onto graphics amd pc only resolved an issue that caused star lens flares not to appear correctly for amd gpu's graphics addressed an upscaling issue that could cause textures to become blurry graphics resolved an issue that could cause photo sensitivity issues when scrolling through the inventory menu performance and stability hand scanner addressed an issue where the hand scanner caused hitching various stability and improvements to address crashing and freezes to be honest i can't say i've experienced a single freeze or crash on the xbox series x craziness okay so onto ships displays fixed an issue that would cause displayed items to disappear when applied to an in ship mannequins cool displays fixed an issue that could cause items stored in razor leaf storage containers and with racks to disappear after commandeering another ship okay so that's pretty cool that was actually a bug i experienced that myself and i know many of the fellow players did too so that's what we have guys for the update 1.7.33 again i will go through all the glitches and exploits i've posted and probably bring you guys a video later on today on what still works guys if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe hopefully guys i'll see you on that next one


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This is stock number 2-0-T, 2-2-0-A, we are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and use Dodge and Dodge Durango headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2017 Dodge Durango Citadel. This vehicle has the award winning 3.6 liter Pentastar V6 motor, it has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off. This vehicle is 100% ready to go. Blue by you is the color, or true blue metallic. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and condition of the vehicle before seeing it in person. If you'd like to check out all the photos on this vehicle in the upper right hand part of your screen is a link to our website, click that and check us out there. This one is Bridgestone Acopia 26550R20 tires and it has the 20 inch painted alloy rims, part of the anodized platinum package I believe. And those rims are in nice shape and the tires have right around half the tread left on them. Front fender is in excellent shape, no dents or dings on there, it does have the HID head lamps, the LED running lights and the projector lamp head lamps. Front bumper I didn't see any dents, dings or cracks on that, you also get the painted with that anodized package, you get the painted grille and the painted lower valence. Headlight lenses are nice and clear. The hood is in excellent shape, I didn't see any dents or dings on that. Passenger side front fender, absolutely perfect and the passenger side rim, no scuffs or scrapes on there. As you go down this side of the vehicle, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just can't make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle. You can see the vehicle, hear the vehicle and have confidence in what you were looking at before you even get here. So then when you get here there's no surprises. You get the hideaway roof rack there, power sunroof and that's why we offer the Summit Auto Fastpass option in the upper right hand part of your screen, a link right to our website where you can apply for financing. Get pre-approved, see a payment quote, even appraise a trade, all from the comfort of your own home. So when you get here all you gotta do is drive the vehicle, love it and you'll be all set to go. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires, maybe even just a hair bit more and I didn't see any major scuffs or scrapes on that back rim. Looked very clean down this side, I didn't see any dents or dings and as we come around to the back of the vehicle you'll notice it does have the receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring, the dual rear exhaust, the LED racetrack tail lamps and that the rear gate is in really nice condition as well. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. It does have the backup parking sensors and that is a power gate. There's your cover for that receiver hitch and that's in pretty nice shape. Do you get storage area back here? These seats do fold down like so and then they also fold back up and then there is storage underneath here.  Get the LED license plate lights and as we come around to the back of the vehicle, just as nice as that passenger side, driver's side I should say, no major dents, dings or cracks and for full disclosure this back rim is in excellent shape as well. Notice you do get the painted silver anodized door handles there and down the rest of this side, looks really good, gets some nice running boards on there.  There are no rips, there are no tears in those seats, really nice shape. Power driver's seat with lumbar, factory floor mats throughout, auto headlamps, power tilt and power telescopic steering wheel, power windows, power locks and power mirrors, memory driver's seat. As we hop inside here, you can see that this one has 44,249 miles, you get the seven inch LCD display with the digital speedometer outside temp and compass display as well. And leather wrap steering wheel, excellent condition, cruise controls on the right and then these are your adaptive cruise controls, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left and then your tap shifting is on the back, you also get audio controls on the back of the steering wheel as well. This one does have the factory navigation system, this is the 8.4 3C radio, AMFM and Sirius XM radio capabilities, also can do your heated and cooled seat buttons here as well as your backup cam, which is pretty nice, has those dynamic grid lines which turn as you turn the steering wheel and that center line lines right up with your receiver hitch so if you're hooking up to a boat or a camper or a trailer, real easy to get it right the first time. You can also do your climate controls here, notice you do have the dual climate controls and if you don't like using the screen, don't worry, you can use these more tactile buttons down here.  Down here you get a USB, SD and AUG's jack, 8 speed automatic transmission, keyless entry with your remote start, passenger side floor mat and seat are in excellent shape as well, no rips or tears on there and you do get the power sunroof up here. Some link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems, map lights and your sunroof controls, assist in 911 buttons in the mirror, we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then check out under the hood. Back seats are in excellent shape as well, no rips or tears on that seat, you do get the quad seats back here and these seats are heated, get rear air controls as well and here are your controls for your heated seat buttons as well as a 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in. Formats are nice and clean, these seats fold up like that, grab the red strap, pull it up, get to that third row and those third row seats are in excellent shape as well. You get the child safety locks on the back doors, bottom of the doors all look really good and sandy corrosion on them and we'll take a quick look under the hood. 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Hello everybody, welcome to Not A Nerdy Draws, this one is a collaboration between me and someone whose name you might know very well by this point, Turquoise T. Say hello. What's up? Do you want me to say your name? Can I say your name? No.  Okay, anyways. So basically what happened here is that we were like, we were going to sketch Pongprostra and then we each send each other the sketches and we line our date and then we color each other's news. So that's what's happening here. I didn't know what a collaboration is. You want to go? No. We can go on a date. Maybe your sketches look so nice in sketches.  I hate it. I'm going to have to bleep all those out or I'm just going to leave them there and we're going to see. I'm sorry. Anyways, so in this episode we're going to be discussing some Steven Universe things. So Randy, tell me how much you love Podprostra. With all my heart. Bigger than that heart. You guys should see her YouTube channel. It is loaded with Podprostra videos. I have two. Loaded. It's going to be another one soon. I figured it would be like that. No, that's going to be four because including this collaboration. Oh yeah. That's what I call loaded right there. This is me linearting hers. So these episodes were crazy. They were a long time ago so this is going to be kind of late. Right? Spoilers ahead by the way. I think it's safe to say it's not spoiler territory anymore. I don't really know. People are still on the third season. I know they do what they want but it was crazy. Well it's their fault. It really is their fault. Why are they watching this even if they don't know? That's a good point. I have Podprostra from Steven Universe. If you don't know who this is. Yeah, honestly. I feel like people who haven't seen that probably just don't know Steven Universe. That's my boyfriend. He watched Steven Universe and then like quit it. Quitted. Quitted. Listen, I have good grammars. I do the best kind of grammars. You do hands better than I do. What do you mean? I'm literally drawing over the hands that you drew. Yeah, but you make them look nice. That's not true. There wasn't much I could have done to that. Well, you can add it like a little bit. A little bit. Oh, look at that. That's so much nicer than what I was doing. I had to because I didn't think it would like look like that if it were on the hands. I know, I know, I know. I'm bad. No, it's fine. It's not that you were bad. It's just it was like wrongly proportioned. That's it. Listen, that doesn't mean that you're bad though. That means you made one mistake. I do that all the time. I make all the mistakes. It happens. I like that. Yeah, I messed up the legs a little bit here, but that's fine. Just a little, not a lot. Yeah, but wow. He died. He did.  I know, she already said this in another video, but he died and I'm still shook.  Can he make portals by screaming? I have so many questions. We're just going to contact Rebecca Sugar directly. Don't do that, please. I'll call her up. You have Rebecca Sugar's number on hand. I do. I have her on staff. Who are you calling? No one. Who's number are you dialing? Rebecca Sugar. It's always me. I have some complaints. This is quality control right there. I heard that the new episode is supposed to come out and it's a lie. Paradise is supposed to get a star. I hope it's not a lie. That's what they said about the and look where we are now. That probably sounded super loud and now I'm afraid. Hey, don't do it again. Don't do it again. These people are listening and they're expecting quality content. Yeah, that's a good point. Anyway, so yes, Stephen when are they coming to earth? I want them here on my planet with the off colors. Oh, the off colors. What are you talking about? No, I'm sorry. What are you sorry for?  Okay, yeah. Anyways, we're all ready for the off colors to be honest. And the Famicist. Do you think they're ever going to come? I better. I just want them. I want them all. I feel like they would love earth. Look at that copy pasted. Hey listen. There was so many. I hand through all of those frills. I know, but I didn't want to hand through all of those frills. Fair point. Fair point. I'm worried about that part honestly. I probably should have hand through all of those frills. But like, I'm pretty sure by the time I drew this it was like 3 in the morning and I was like I really don't feel like finishing mine. Yeah, it happens. It does that thing sometimes. How far are we in? 4 minutes and 56 seconds. Wow, we have so much to talk about. What was the next one? Pearl is her wife. Oh God. I haven't drawn her yet, but I really should. You haven't drawn her, have you? Not only is it speed paint.  Like what do you mean, like the style? Like if you were to make your own pearl, do you think you would like her as much as you like canon pearl? No, canon pearl is my boob. That's a good... did you say canon pearl is your boob? It doesn't even boob.  Sorry, it just got me. Oh that gradient though. No, I don't think it was an accident. I ended up fixing that. I don't really like it. I was editing this and I accidentally took the background off too. What are we going to talk about when we get to mine? We're doing hers first. Mine's 11 minutes, I decided. We'll just talk about other things. We're going to start talking BS about everything. Yeah, yeah. So now enjoy 5 more minutes of random talk about Steven Universe. Hey, do you like them colors on Steven Universe? Hey, what about them backgrounds? You're pretty good. Who would you say would be your wife in Steven Universe? I don't know. I'm thinking Lapis, but I can't be sure because she's so depressed. She's so emo. She's a depressed teen, right? Where's her character development? She's sort of gotten character development sort of. I mean that doesn't matter though. I don't know what you're talking about. Okay, so aside from her I don't really know. Oh wow, you guys probably heard that. Yeah, probably. We stand. Lapis is your wife. Pro versus Lapis. My second wife is business.  She's still beautiful and I love her. Precious mom. Are you guys ready? I hope you guys enjoyed this collaboration between me and Turquist T. If you'd like to see us collaborate about anything. Leave a comment in the section below. I'm gonna have to edit that too. Bye guys. It's less awkward with another person. That end screen though. Look at me.


Special is for the first time you're given the key to existing within the heart of the art. Today I'm going to talk about how I created a world celebrating her life and achievements in virtual reality for the unfinished business. When I first started researching about Dr. Alison Jolly, she first shone out to me through her love for lemurs, which I have shared ever since I was a kid.  I was just so captivated by their bright amber eyes and really striking tails, I could just watch them all day. Then through talking with Margretta, for the first time hearing about Alison from a daughter's perspective, I was absolutely inspired by her pioneering conservation work, a creativity, I mean more. To create this piece, I used the painting software Tilt Brush, which allows me to paint in 3D space. For the VR performance especially, I used Mixed Reality Technology, which basically means I used a little bit of green screen magic to pop my physical person inside the virtual space. It ends up looking like this. It gives the illusion I am actually inside a virtual simulation, which is actually pretty cool. The world I created is formed of two sets, Alison's Study, also known as her spiritual home, and Brenti, which we see through a photo frame in Alison's Study. These locations were so special to Alison that I just had to paint them both. I painted some leaves creeping through the frame to reflect how Brenti was always with Alison, even though she was in her study, it was always in her heart. These names in the piece were shown to me by Margretta from Alison's Collection and I was just in awe. Such a beautiful photograph, I think it really shows the nurture in nature and it's just a real cute glimpse into the societal structure of these primates. Hanta Rasa Mimanana, Alison's best friend, is also present with her in Brenti. Hanta first met Alison in 1983, born and raised in Antananarito, recently she had the honour of being dubbed Madagascar's Lema Lady by the television channel CNN. But probably more important is her knighthood of magazine national order and a new master's degree in primate conservation. It would have been wrong to not include Hanta in Brenti with Alison. The bond they had was very special and I really wanted to highlight that. I thought I'd put this little lemur at sunbathing here, just a sort of subtly hint at light coming off Hanta. Even just do talking with Hanta over email, I got a huge sense of light that she just exudes and I could tell she was an absolutely huge light in Alison's life. Here we have the entrance to the reserve in Brenti, which I know meant a lot to Alison and everyone. It was awesome to collaborate with the band Villon Androi, led by Nofisua January Androi Sergi, who was born in Madagascar in 1974. With his group he has performed in South Korea, Mauritius, France and Ivory Coast. This song is called Pilake. I've decorated around the space with typical magazine flora. Madagascar is one of the world's largest natural jewels. Did you know that over 90% of Madagascar's flora and fauna are only found on the island and nowhere else? It's just fascinating. So many different textures and shapes not seen anywhere else in the world. Made for some really interesting performance moves. I also included some of the flora close to Alison. From talking with Maya Greta, I heard that Alison's study overlooked her beautifully tended garden and she even had some binoculars on her desk so she could keep watch for wing visitors.


And what is that?  Always great for the soul.  Which is basically a Spongebob, like it's evil nightmare version and that dude literally kills everything and anything in its way. Pretty terrifying. So today we find ourselves on a Nights Nights channel and we're gonna be watching his Slendibob videos and he does have like an entire series, I believe. It's made up of 12 Slendibob videos but we're gonna be watching about three or four on this first part. So let's go ahead and begin with. Slendibob gets found. Morning. The following video has elements that are not suitable for some audiences, especially children. Viewer discretion is advised. So you baby, get the heck outta here, man. I don't need it. I don't need it. Definitely don't need it. Do? I don't need it. I don't need it. Patrick, we'll get Spongebob on outside and then we'll see there's nothing to be afraid of. All right, Spongebob. Spongebob. What? Yo. We're gonna have to find a new best friend. It's Squidward. No. Can't we lower the volume of weight? Who do they think they are? I've given the best years of my life to this place and they think they can just fire me like that, like Trish? I don't think so. Spongebob. Are you ready? Is that you? I've been waiting for you, Patrick. Get out of there, Patrick. That was probably Spongebob, bro. Actually, Spongebob, there's two words. And they're not very good. No, I love you like a son, but you can't argue with a nickel. You're fired. Is he gonna be sweet without that pesto, Rob? That is so messed up. Here I am home forever. Mr. Krabs feels he doesn't need me anymore. Meow. What's that, Carrie? Meow. Mr. Krabs. He's really disturbing. Meow. I guess you're right. Krabs. Before Mr. Krabs even has time to notice, I'll slide it back. Yo, what? Wait, what is he up to? Imagine how, Mr. Krabs. I mean, he did deserve it. He did fire Spongebob. He's dressed up as Mr. Krabs. What a funny man.  An ordinary Krabby. What a wonderful life can be. Okay, so this is part two, Judgment Day. Lies a shadow that the locals refer to only as Slendibob. Unfortunately for Larry, parallel dimensions do exist. Okay. The heck is this, a terminator? Spongebob, is that you? Spongebob eating good. He eating some lobster, man. Seems that Larry is a shell of his former self. However, don't think that you're safe either. Slendibob isn't limited to this universe. So he can be out here in our universe? Is that what you're telling me? Oh, could you, Slendibob? I'm telling you, this guy is ruthless, man. With the cap of the art. What? Wait a minute.  The nostalgia, man.  Watch. Spongebob, is that you?  Spongebob! Seems that Slendibob is out of a job. Or is he?  He's a sponge for Christ's sake. Up right there, criminal scum. Nobody breaks the law on my watch. Hey, we just wanted to end this video with a few announcements. All right, I guess these are the creators. I've been pursuing you guys. All right, silence of the fish, episode three. I have seen this, but it wasn't like a single reaction. I'm just throwing it in here so it can fit the timeline. Okay. Oh, Slendibob. Dirty barnacles. I've gotta do something to save myself. There's only one way out. I'm not really going after everyone. I'm away from that homicidal maniac. I've got to end this thing before it begins. Why are you still alive? You can't mess this problem, Stabio. I am a realistic talking fish head, and here is the news. Boating instructor Mrs. Puff has been found dead at her school today. Plankton. What's in that?  You're just a computer. I'm the evil genius around here. Uh-oh. That's so tough after all, huh? Why is it just standing like that? I want blood. Night is shining. Oh, that should be a perfect match. Launch them just like that. This should be an epic battle. He took doodle-bob daddy. All right, so it seems like Plandy Bob is turned McKinney bottom. So catastrophic now out there. He over-ran it himself. Oh man, all right, return of the puff? What? Mrs. Puff is coming back. How is she alive? What? I think you're cute and I like seeing you up here. Who's there? To tell the truth, I'm not much of a player. I'm warning you, I have a blood instrument here and I'm not afraid to use it. Oh, at least a warning. I'm a cowboy. What just happened? I heard a gunshot. Oh, Merry Man and Bunker Boy. We've got to keep up our strength for the fight against Eve. Sponge, yo, that looks creepy. Bunker Boy can put an ant to Slandy Bob. Dude, he incinerated them. Oh, back at the chum bucket. We're about to find a real care. One punch, one kick. Licentious, Mrs. Puff? No, you're gonna get it, all right. Neptune. I'm about much impressed. Looks like that got rid of them. See, you can't frickin' die, man. Oh, wow, that was episode five. I thought we were on episode four. I don't know, man. All right, well, we'll put a pause to this Slandy Bob series. Yeah, pretty, I mean, it's pretty self-explanatory as you can see. These videos are like just all over the place. There's a lot of things going on, a lot of blood and gore, a lot of characters dying left and right. It's just madness overall. Well, if you guys want me to continue the rest of the series, we did make it to halfway, so we can possibly finish the rest on another video, so half and half. That would be pretty cool. All right, you guys, well, thank you for watching and I will see you all in the next one.


A new business just opened its doors in downtown Pequot Lakes today. Sarah Winkleman stopped by the grand opening of the Wobbly Wardrobe to see what the store hopes to achieve. I am committed to downtown Pequot Lakes. I think this is a terrific city and I want to be part of the downtown business scene. Thank you so much. Laura is beyond excited to get her second hand clothing store underway. People can bring in gently used clothes that Laura will buy from them for 25 percent of what she plans to sell it for. I just buy it. If I think it will sell and I think it's fashionable and I think it's in good enough shape to be on the shelves, then I'll buy it. So far the owners are surprised by how many clothes with tags still on them are being brought in. Nobody ever wore or you bought it for your husband and maybe he wasn't as excited about it as you were, but it's still really cool. The Wobbly Wardrobe is in a home that was built in 1910, giving the inside a slight slant and the business a unique name. A store like this is to some extent a little bit of a community service because otherwise what would you do with those clothes? Sell them for 50 cents at a garage sale or you'd give them away. Encouraging the buyer and seller to reuse clothes for locals and out of towners alike. Moving the highway was the best thing that's going to happen ever happened to Pequot Lakes. I truly believe that. I think it gives us the ability to knit our town back together. When I finally decided I could put my money where my mouth is. When deciding to start the business they had absolutely no inventory, so the owners took to social media. I started with Facebook posts saying okay we're opening this store, we've got the doors, the doors are open, you can start donating, this is what we take, this is what we're looking for, and people are not bringing in a bag. They're bringing in tubs and tubs and tubs and tubs and tubs. The community support not only from residents but also other retailers downtown has been overwhelming for Laura and Doug. It's nice to have a store back in Pequot like this and hopefully it thrives and it gets a lot of good service here and hopefully it stays here for a long time. Laura's vision now a reality. Reporting in Pequot Lakes, Sarah Winckelman, Lakeland News. The owners plan to grow inventory in their used dance and ice skating apparel sections. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


There's a concept in the Jewish faith. It's known as tikkun olam, and the translation from Hebrew is Repairing the world The central idea is that this is a never-ending process and Well, it's not incumbent on any one person to complete the task At the same time each of us has an obligation to play a part in moving it forward But this comes with the somewhat bitter sweet understanding that as human beings Our time here is finite, and we won't let get to live to see the fruits of our labor In his letter from a Birmingham jail Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Examined this paradoxical notion of time and the trap that it tends to lay in the human psyche He details his growing impatience with the sluggish pace of justice Saying that for years I've heard the word weight He criticizes the white moderates who live by the myth of time this tragic misconception of time Strangely irrational notion that there's something within time that will inevitably cure the ills of society And he praises the growing group of activists who have recognized what he calls the urgency of the moment interestingly enough The language of the civil rights movement so focused on that pressing urgency is deeply grounded in ancient motifs from the Old Testament and through study of the Hebrew Bible Dr. King forged an interfaith partnership and meaningful friendship with Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel Here they are marching from Selma to Montgomery in March of 1965 That's John Lewis at the far left Born in 1907 in Warsaw, Poland and Educated in Berlin Heschel author his doctoral dissertation as the Nazis were consolidating power Among the last Jews to secure an exit visa He immigrated to the United States in 1940 and watched helplessly from across the Atlantic Ocean While European Jewry was systematically destroyed in the span of a few years Among the millions murdered were his mother and his three sisters And haunted by the indifference to the plight of the Jewish people Heschel spent the rest of his life making a case for what human beings especially religious ones owe to the greater human cause He posited a theory that was radical in its time That political issues were actually moral issues even religious issues That working in service of God meant direct action here on earth That prayer had to be what he called a subversive act to alter the status quo and That the remaining Jews who had survived the war Had to be on the forefront of this burgeoning movement for social justice and equality playing out in the United States In the soul-searching years following the Holocaust Heschel was asked one question above all else Where was God his consistent rebuttal? where was man and He went on to turn the entire notion of religious devotion on its head in One of his seminal texts published in 1955 entitled God in search of man He theorized that while human beings wait for a just and righteous God to enact change you're on earth in Reality God waits on us to do just that and Though we remain devout Heschel was not focused on the afterlife But rather on the here and now a Solom understanding that something is asked of us in our time a Sacred deed he said Is we're heaven and earth meat in the 1960s as the civil rights movement began to gain momentum This revulsion to indifference that Heschel had merged with dr. King when they met in 1963 They centered their logic on the study of the Hebrew prophets, which was actually the subject of Heschel's dissertation The Hebrew word for prophets Nevi'im Translates to truth tellers Human though they were The prophets of the Hebrew Bible served as conduits between God and man deeply offended by oppression and injustice They often spoke uncomfortable truths to the children of Israel and they served as the communities broader moral conscience in their day The prophets were deemed extremists and King acknowledged as much In his letter from a Birmingham jail in response to those who had dismissed him as an extremist Was not Amos an extremist for justice he asked But the question is not whether we will be extremists, but what kind of extremists we will be Will we be extremists for hate? Or will we be extremists for love? Will we be extremists for the preservation of injustice? Or will we be extremists for the cause of justice and Heschel joined him in embracing this so-called extremism? He said to be moderate in the face of God would be a profanation In other words blasphemy and there were those in the Jewish clergy Who criticized Heschel and warned him to stay away from dr. King's growing movement they argued that? Jews should only be concerned with the plight of other Jews That the struggle for racial justice was not his fight But for Heschel and for King All people were inextricably linked regardless of faith or race Morally speaking There's no limit to the concern one must feel for the suffering of human beings Indifference to evil is worse than evil itself And in a free society Some are guilty But all are responsible And the same indignation burned in dr. King Said the bow of man's inhumanity does not toll for any one man It tolls for you for me for all of us Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere and While communities of color have endured and persevered against racism for generations Recently broader segments of society have awoken to the unique and insidious way that That a bigotry and hatred poisoned humanity were at large So how should we think about dr. King's legacy and Rabbi Heschel's teachings today? Ironically these two deeply religious men remind us to lower our gaze from the heavens and Instead to hold it at eye level To look into the eyes of one another Something is asked of us The fight for humanity is our fight not God's But it is a holy one Years later Heschel recounted in his diary the March from Salma to Montgomery He said it felt as though he was praying with his feet. He was praying with his feet Prayer through direct action Prayer as a subversive act, but still how do we face this challenge of working To repair the world this eternal task of tikkun olam With that painful knowledge that our time here is short Perhaps the answer is to a skew waiting To reject that myth of time bemoaned by dr. King There is no convenient season approaching the ills of society won't wait on time instead time waits on us and In our capacity to act boldly and to rise to meet our human potential Heschel said That it's grave self-deception to assume that our destiny is just to be human In order to be human One must be more than human a Person must never stand still He must always rise. He must always climb Be stronger than you are but rising To that level of humanity will look different for all of us and so it's on each of us To chart our own path But in doing so I encourage you to think about time It's long arc But also its brevity and Where you might fit into it. I know I've asked a number of questions this evening and posed quite a few quotations Possibly too many but here we are But I'd like to leave you with one more 2000 years before dr. King and Rabbi Heschel Another Jewish sage and scholar was already wrestling with this notion of time And emphasizing the urgency of the moment His name was Hillel. He said he asked he asked a simple question That should be ringing in all of our years If not now when thank you very much


Hey, everyone. Flare here, and this is my introduction to Streamerbot. Why should you use Streamerbot instead of Nightbot or Streamlabs or Stream Elements or something else? I've used a whole lot of bots. Most of them are awesome. I did a lot of multi-streaming for a little while, and because of that I needed to set up a different bot for different platforms. So I had bots specifically for DLive, some for YouTube, some for Facebook, some for Trovo, some for Twitch. So I've experimented with a lot of the bots out there. And when I found Streamerbot, and then especially once I decided to go back to Twitch full-time and not multi-stream anymore, using Streamerbot I realized I can take everything that all of my other bots do and put it all into Streamerbot. So that was the biggest thing for me as I could consolidate all of my bots into just one.  I'm not going to reproduce all of that, but I could in Streamerbot. Anyway, the main reason I use it is you can do everything that the other bots can do, plus more. Obviously there are going to be some niche bots out there that do something very specific that you probably could replicate in Streamerbot, but it's likely just easier to keep using that bot. And that's totally fine. It runs alongside all of those other bots just as well. It's free. It runs locally on a Windows machine, so that's one catch for some people. If you're not running on Windows, then Streamerbot really can't help you. The thing that I really like about the fact that it runs locally is that you can control everything. You don't rely on a third-party service being up and running for your bot stuff to work. The only thing that needs to be working is Twitch, because it connects directly through the Twitch API. Finally, you have so much control. You can do custom coding. You can control everything. Instead of tweaking all of various settings for a particular alert, you can build it all yourself. You can make it look exactly how you want. Now, we'll say Streamerbot is not the most simple thing to use, but once you get used to how things work, it works, and you can control everything. That's why I love it. It's a power user tool, for sure. It's my favorite because of that. I'm going to get into a bunch of specific examples in the next minutes here, but you can do anything that you can with other bots. You can set up alerts based on events from Twitch. You can run channel point commands. You can do voice commands. You can connect to your stream deck. You can directly control OBS. You can read from a random file 10,000 lines long and pull one random line out without having to connect to an API. You can do custom codes to connect to APIs or anything you want. I'm going to go through a bunch of examples pretty quickly. Then in future videos, I will take a deep dive into a lot of those examples and flesh out exactly how to build some of those features that I've done already. As I come up with new things or find other new things out there that I want to reproduce, I will make videos about those as well. I'm going to get into the examples of what you can do with Streamerbot. I will go further in depth into some of these in future videos, but I just want to give kind of a breadth of examples of what you can do. Some of the things I already have set up on my Twitch, I'll use as examples right now. The simplest of them are simple chat commands like being able to drop your links when someone types something like socials or discord or I have chat commands to shout out a couple of the group discords I'm in and all of that stuff is spit out by Streamerbot. Then it can get further in depth by adding logic to those commands. You'll see this last one.  You can do all that stuff in Streamerbot really easily. Just as an example this last command that I showed showed what percent worthy are you for the worthy one's discord. It's just as simple as instead of just spitting out a message in your action you first choose a random number and then it uses that random number in the message that it spits out. You can do simple chat commands very easily. You can have fetch something from a URL. This is an API that spits out a dad joke. If I do exclamation dad joke in my Twitch it spits out a random dad joke. What do the traffic lights say to the car as it passed? Don't look I'm changing. So yeah so that's that. Those are the very simple chat commands and we'll get into more advanced topics later. All right here's one more fun example that I put together in about five minutes one day. I stumbled upon this I played Dungeons and Dragons and I stumbled upon this list of 10,000 different wild magic surges which I'm not going to get into what that means but basically this is a tape this is a text file that has 10,000 lines each one has a different message and I was like that would be really cool if I could use those as a channel command or a you know just a chat command and so I did so if you go into my Twitch and you type exclamation point wild you will get one of those messages randomly. Wild magic surge the ground within 50 yards is permanently swampy and waterlogged that was number 9880 in that list and that's something that you can set up in minutes with Streamerbot. If I take a look at the actual code there and we can get into an example of this in more depth if anybody wants but this one is wild magic it's I think I call it chaos yeah so it just says read a random line from that file and then pop up send a message to Twitch with some extra stuff and then that random line done that's it very very very simple one of the other fun things you can do with Streamerbot is tie actions to channel point redemptions or other Twitch events like new followers new subs cheers hype train anything you want really um so I have a few channel points I wanted to show off I have already created a separate video on how to do this but I just wanted to end it as an example of what you can do with Streamerbot here are a few of my channel point redemption things there's a dice roll that has a custom animation and chat messages and some logic to say a different message based on what you have things like just playing a sound effect or showing a picture and playing a sound effect or I don't know if this one's gonna work on my scene or even more complicated things like playing with the camera filters or connecting to snapchat there we go connecting to snap filters got my glasses on anyway you can do all kinds of stuff and you can tie them to channel redemptions any action you can build in Streamerbot you can tie to channel redemption any Twitch event you want you can also tie them to like stream deck buttons or things like that or hotkeys or voice commands and that's all really cool one of the other things I wanted to show off is twofold you can tie Streamerbot to a stream deck I don't have an actual deck I'm using just my phone and the app but you can tie Streamerbot to a stream deck and you can also have it manipulate OBS directly you can have it change your scenes you can have it you know it has access to the OBS API so you can even do like raw API stuff but I just thought I would want to show you you can use those two things together to make your stream deck do really cool stuff so I mean just I have just some really basic stuff I can turn off and on my camera I can turn off and on chat stuff I can switch to like my live scene go back to my just chatting you know just basic stream deck stuff but Streamerbot supports all of those transitions and you don't have to build it directly inside of your stream deck software you know I can do my like soundboard stuff and it's great anyway I thank you for watching this video I really really recommend Streamerbot it's the best thing I've found so far on Twitch and I'm slowly moving all of my other stuff out of other bots and into Streamerbot and I'll continue making videos as I learn to share that knowledge with you guys cheers


gentlemen. She's been gone for two days. But now, as we enter Thursday and begin DTNS, DTNS productions is very proud to welcome back to the show, a woman who is taking a lot longer to close the door than I expected. When I started this bit. And so now I'm left filling time. Is there a wait for Justin Robert Young, Sarah Lane? What door? Oh, you meant the windows? Yeah, was it a window? Never mind. Hey, Sarah, we're back. We're live. Yay. Hello. I missed everyone. I hate being away from the show. It's like part of my life now. Yeah, it's like not brushing my teeth. Like a room in your in your place. It is. Quite honestly. It's like her her tech news senses get all fuzzy, like your teeth if you don't brush them.  Oh, the worst. Um, okay. We got echo, we got and massage. Oh, yeah. This is a pack show. Pack show. Oh, and we developed buttons sit while you were gone. I see them. Yeah, that's bio cow. Bio cow did that because Roger said, gosh, I wish I just had a button that I could push to change things to orange. These buttons are are clickable. Oh, I know. So bio cow went into a little scripty script. Oh, that's so cool. See, this is why you need people who know how spreadsheets work. I know. Very clever. Me, I'm like, I can add some cells. I can sum to I can sum.  We don't have time. Somebody set up a ticker for me for the politics podcast that I can enter whatever I want in and it goes. Oh, that would be real quick. I'm just going to assign myself the first message. Oh, well, hold on a second. I mean, oh, I see the message is pertains to our main topic. So I moved it up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, that's good. That's good. So yeah, we'll either I'll I'll do that. Here's what we'll do. I'll read line 30 to set up the topic. Right. Yeah. Then I'll kick it to you. Yeah. And you can start start the discussion and whether you want to start it with the email or work it in whatever. Sure. Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, because before when I read it, I was like, what's he talking about? Okay, so we're gonna like wrap up the discussion, but sort of kick it back to it. So no, this makes more sense. Yeah, it's just part of the discussion. And then if we get to Sean Parker, we get to Sean Parker. If not, we can skip it.  It's like, it's like a kicker. Yeah. Yeah. All right, you guys ready? Yep. Take it away, big Jim. I mean, the Daily Tech News show is brought to you by its global listener base, not outside organizations. To find out how you can contribute, go to DailyTechnewshow.com slash support. This is the Daily Tech News for Thursday, November 9, 2017 from DTNS headquarters in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merritt. And from Studio Feline. I'm back after a couple days away and I missed everyone. I'm Sarah Lane. And from Oakland, California. It's me, Justin Robert Young. Also, with us is our producer, Roger Chang. Roger, what's the word? I have never left. He's been here for days. Roger's like, I've literally been here the entire time because of him. Yeah, like right here, just sit here, even when I left, he was just, yeah, right there in your whole time. We are going to talk about revenge porn, because there've been new developments since we talked about it with Scott Johnson yesterday. And we've got a few more thoughts, got an email. But let's start with a few tech things you should know. Following up on another story from yesterday, Harmony, Logitech Harmony doing a little damage control after announcing the Harmony Link sunset, the company now says that while the link will still go away next spring, all previous owners will now receive a free upgrade to the new Harmony Hub. Previously, Logitech had only offered the Harmony Hub upgrade to customers who had their link still under warranty. I think that's the right thing to do. Some expansion news, Amazon's Echo speakers now available in Japan, along with a Japanese version of Amazon voice services, including skills, which is Amazon's Japanese market entry, following the launches. Oh, I'm sorry. Along with Amazon voice services, including skills, period. Amazon's Japanese market entry follows the launches of lines, clues, waves, and Google's home in the country. So pretty much everybody's expanding into Japan. Canalysis estimates Apple's iPhone 7 outsold the iPhone 8 in Q3, though the eight launched at the end of the quarter. Canalysis also went on to say that Apple shipped 13 million iPhone 7s iPhone 7s and 11.9 million iPhone 8. A year ago, Apple shipped 14 million iPhone 7 and iantic maker the Pokemon Go app is now working on an AR based Harry Potter themed follow up Harry Potter Go or something. I don't know. Pokemon Go reportedly had about 45 million daily players at its peak and generated more than $1.2 billion in sales. So why not go after another incredibly popular seems like a really good, you know, I mean, Pokemon was not a real thing of mine.  So Harry Potter actually being a franchise that I know I love makes sense. Yeah, makes imagine how big it will be if it actually works. Aloha, Mora. That your money. That's what they want. Alright, let's get to some more top stories, Sarah. All right, Apple confirmed to TechCrunch. It has acquired Invisage. This was rumored previously. It's a nanotech startup focusing on image sensors. So obviously, Apple would be interested in image sensors for its phones and and phones of the future. Invisage owns 27 patents, which presumably Apple probably wanted as well. The company's key product is called Quantum Film, which focuses on taking high quality pictures in non optimal lighting conditions. So low light or blurry or action shot, that sort of thing.  I like your more sophisticated pronunciation. I think that's that's probably better. It's Patrick Bezier rub rub enough on me. Yeah, all of this on these days. Yeah. But but no, this this is pretty pretty much right in line with the reports from Mark Gurman that they're doing AR and this is a good company for them to grab, right? Absolutely. I don't know that there is much else to say except, you know, I think I think what we're going to see now is is with the new iOS exactly what the market for developers is around AR and whether or not Apple can create hardware that can really put it a front and center into people's lives, we are now going to get the first taste of exactly how much people want to use it if it means lifting their phone up for it. Yeah. And this is the kind of thing that hey, you can see how these sensors would fit into a headset in all kinds of ways. Don't forget Apple has bought loads of companies over the years. They bought the company that made Siri, that panned out, they've bought other companies that haven't yet appeared in a product, particularly a lot of car related startups. They may yet still show up, but just because they buy a company doesn't guarantee that you're going to see a product. Alright, AT&T said Wednesday that the timing of its deal to acquire Time Warner, which was begun a year ago now, October 2016, is now uncertain. They have until April 22nd, so they still have some time to finish the deal. But after they said that on Wednesday, the Financial Times and New York Times reported sources saying the US Department of Justice planned to block the acquisition if the combined entity did not either spin out Turner Broadcasting owners of CNN, which got a bunch of people talking, or the Direct TV satellite service, one or the other had to go. So then Thursday at the deal book conference in New York, AT&T CEO Randall Stevenson said, quote, I have never been told that the price of getting the deal done is selling CNN period. And he said he has never offered to sell it. He avoided commenting on the idea of having to sell Direct TV, though, which I thought was interesting. Stevenson did also say, quote, it's time to settle or it's time to go to court, implying that if the Department of Justice and AT&T can't work out an agreement, he'll sue them. Meanwhile, the Department of Justice told Reuters that it worries the deal would raise costs for entertainment, raise costs for entertainment distributors and stifle innovation. However, McCann Del Raheem, head of the entity trust division of the US Department of Justice said he has quote, never been instructed by the White House on the AT&T deal. So a lot of theories floating around about who wants who to do what. But Randall Stevenson was out working hard today at that conference that New York Times deal book conference to say, nobody told me to do that. I'm not gonna do it. And if we can't work something out, we'll see in court.  It could be read a certain way. At the same time, Stevenson's quotes, if you want to kind of parse it is like, I've never been told that the price of getting the deal done is so in CNN period, it's like, well, doesn't mean it wasn't like a discussion topic at some point. Yeah. Sure. You know, I think what what is optimal here is to recognize that this is a very, very complicated process involving a lot of moving parts that the Department of Justice specifically, in, you know, a new White House where the these deals are only going to come more quickly just by the nature of where all these media companies and telecoms are a need to set certain parameters. I think this is a lot of noise coming out of back rooms that we are only getting a fraction of it on people are fighting in the press, based on negotiations that they're having behind closed doors. And it will not shock me if this all winds up coming out of the wash suit. Yeah, I think a lot of people are scrambling to make a good headline these days. I think probably if I had to read the tea leaves, my best guess is when they met with the Department of Justice on Monday, the Department of Justice probably expressed some rather reasonable concerns about concentration of ownership. And said, I mean, look, you could let's just imagine I'm not gonna say this is what happened. Let's just imagine they said, look, I mean, I mean, you could sell Turner broadcasting, right? But we know you probably don't want to do that. So would you consider spinning out your satellite distribution, like we need we need to reduce your footprint here somehow and Randall Stevenson said, definitely not gonna sell Turner broadcasting. Let me think about the direct TV thing that would fit everything that's being said here, and and seem like a kind of very uncontroversial negotiation that would happen when someone's looking over a merger of the size. Well, and I could see that the idea that direct TV might be kind of going beyond its satellite offering anyway, with the new set top box, which we talked about recently, could be, you know, somewhat problematic when you're taught, you know, if the government is like, hey, you got to like, you got to get to get rid of this whole big chunk. But AT&T is like, well, we're kind of transitioning that into something else. You don't necessarily want to get rid of something that's about to change and maybe be lucrative for AT&T. Yeah, if I'm time Warner, I'm out there going like, hold on Comcast NBC Universal, please.  So what are you talking about there? Well, I mean, HBO was kind of a movie studio at this point, right? Well, actually, I say that I forget the time Warner owns Warner Brothers. So yeah, I mean, but but they are so but they're basically what my point is, Comcast NBC Universal is the same thing. If they allow if the US Department of Justice allowed that to happen, why wouldn't they allow this to happen? And specifically has MSNBC, which is a news organization, for whatever reason, I'll be honest, I don't believe in any way that CNN is a concern for either side here. I really don't. I think that's all made up in the press. Fake news. Intel has hired Raja Khadri, former head of graphics at AMD to lead a new unit building high end discreet graphics cards. Oh, how scandalous discreet AMD, which just partnered with Intel on a systems package, including semi custom AMD graphics, says it has quote, industry leading graphics IP, and if necessary, will vigorously defend it end quote. Huge, huge story. I mean, granted, if you're not into chips, you're like, great, just tell me when they make one and I'll tell me if it's any good to buy. But Intel getting into making standalone discreet graphics cards is is a shot over Nvidia's bow and a shot over AMD's bow. And don't forget AMD and Intel just announced a system on a system package where they had a discreet AMD graphics card on die. AMD is not happy about partnering up with Intel two days ago and saying, Hey, you know, we're providing the semi custom chip just the way we do for the Xbox and the Sony ps4. And now, yeah, I mean, Intel taking employees from AMD, you know, high profile employees as well as like, sheds a little bit more light on this whole partnership thing. Yeah, I think it's also kind of an implicit, implicit thing from Intel that they just don't have the know how in house and they don't have anything competitive in house and they feel that they need to do this to play catch up with. Well, no, that's why you I mean, yes, they don't have this they have the Iris graphics cards. That's it. I mean, they're not pretending this is a brand new department that they're hiring, you know, could really to to run. When Larabee fizzled out, I mean, everyone thought that they were that Intel was going to go with a, you know, they were just going to have a new push, but they didn't. And I just essentially just saying that they have been literally running around without their heads. I don't know that that's fake. No, I think they I think they decided that that was not a division they needed to have going. And now Brian Krasanich has changed his mind will not change his mind. He's new. Since that decision about Larabee was made, it says that they were out of step and they did not have a plan. I don't know that it was out of step for them not to have graphics. It was a reasonable decision to say, you know what, we'll just let the companies that make that do that. And now they're realizing, hold on, AMD's weak and video's got too much power and they're moving into our market. Now it's time for us to get back into it. Maybe I still think that it's it's this is a move on like while we need to start moving because everyone is getting to the point where we will not be able to catch up in any reasonable time. La Roman says why can't this be a prelude to Intel buying radion from AMD or maybe just buying AMD. I don't think the antitrust division would be very happy with that. Twitter announced it's pausing account verification after a wave of criticism that Twitter had verified the account of an organizer of a rally in Charlottesville, Virginia in August. Twitter adds a blue check mark, if you don't know this already to indicate that an account is of public interest and is actually from the person it says it is. Now Twitter says the check mark should not imply an endorsement, but a lot of people look at it that way. And Twitter has declined to grant verification and removed verification from controversial figures of public interest in the past. So it's a little bit of an inconsistent message. Twitter support posted quote verification was meant to authenticate identity and voice, but it is interpreted as an endorsement or an indicator of importance. We recognize that we have created this confusion and need to resolve it and CEO Jack Dorsey went even farther adding, we realized some time ago the system is broken and needs to be reconsidered and we failed by not doing anything about it working now to fix faster. You know, the whole verification thing is it's a funny thing because I remember when I got verified because there's a discrepancy between me and like some other Sarah lands on Twitter, you know, so I was like, I'm that Sarah land. I got you know, like it does it does make sense in a certain way. We are like, Oh, we're trying to discern between either fake accounts or parody accounts or just general confusion over names, especially because Twitter handles can be all over the place. But it's true that it has become sort of a if you're cool enough, you get a red or you get a blue checkmark. Twitter never said that that's what it meant. But there is sort of like a, you know, if you're important enough, Twitter will pay attention to you and do this for you. So it is a messaging problem with the company. You know, I don't necessarily think that the company did anything wrong based on how they've treated accounts in the past. But it's a very problematic episode, at least, you know, over the last day or so. So yeah, they have to figure out like, what does the blue checkmark mean? If you're verified, does it mean that Twitter says like, you're verified as a public figure, and therefore should be paid more attention to, are you going to be put up at the top of, you know, a timeline and carry more weight more than someone else based on algorithm? That's where it starts to get weird. Well, and if you look at the evolution of who was getting verified, initially it was a confusion thing. And then more recently became, you know, the list of what you needed to be to get verified in what areas you needed to make you're living in continue to grow more and more. And you know, media was probably the biggest one where all of a sudden anyone who worked at a newspaper or website can now get their their account verified. I think that Twitter got let this get way out of hand without proper definition. It became too culturally important. And no matter how much they want to put that back in the barn, they can't it is the cool kids club whether or not they meant it to be changed the logo make it black box so anybody can get it verified. Julie Nassange tomorrow this goes away. Well, I have some good news on an entirely different note everyone. Apple has released iOS 11.1.1, which among other bug fixes fixes that whole I being auto corrected to a bug that's a question mark and then some sort of an emoji character. And you've probably seen this on the other internet because it was spreading like wildfire. I certainly had the had the virus and I was complaining about it last week. Apple previously asked customers to create a text replacement workaround for the I auto correct bug as a temporary fix which I found insulting. Like I'm not going to do that. No, you fix the software. Like that's silly. So anyway, they have and this will all be you know, just a distant memory in our long national nightmare. Soon enough. This is definitely one of those that I was very just excited for you. I feel like you still have more in the tank. Like you were very angry about this. You had you had very pointed language in the DACA this morning about you felt about Apple's response for the workaround. Well, I mean, here's the thing. It's like, sure, it's a bug. It's not, you know, it didn't appear to be malicious in any way. But it was, it started kind of small. And then it started to get more widespread. I was seeing it all over the place, you know, and people are like, What's going on? What's happening? It just, you know, for Apple to be like, Oh, no, you just like, do like one of those text replacement things where when you mean to say the letter I, then you just, you know, just kind of fix it on the back end. It's like, No, dude, I'm not doing that. They were just saying do that while they got that update. I know, I know. But even so, even so, it's like, No, I'm just, I'm just going to text nonsensical things to people until you fix this somewhere. Hey, folks, if you want to get all the tech headlines each day in about five minutes, subscribe to Daily Tech headlines at dailytechheadlines.com also available on the Amazon. Echo the Google Home through the Anchor app, which means it's also on the Anchor app. And that's a look at our top stories. Now we mentioned yesterday, Facebook testing in Australia and three other countries, a way to block possible revenge porn pictures from being used against you. BBC reports now, though something we didn't know yesterday, Facebook employees will view the photos submitted to the program. The photos will still not be stored, but an employee, a human being will have to look at it to make the hash of it. Facebook is testing that system right now. Sarah, that kind of changes how I look at this. In what way? Well, because yesterday I said, look, it's kind of weird. But if you trust Facebook to just make a hash and not store it, then I guess it's okay. Now it's like, ooh, I mean, the calculation is still the same. If I trust you, I guess it's fine. But to know someone on the other end is going to see this naked picture of me that I want blocked. That changes things.  You know, like, then it's a stranger at Facebook who we know that not every employee at every large company doesn't go rogue, right? That happens at times as well. But, you know, we got a good email from Chuck who's in very cold Montana, he says, and he had an interesting, you know, kind of a description of how he saw this. And he said, listen, the method that companies are using to combat this sort of thing, revenge porn aside, it's kind of like Time Magazine submitting a picture to Facebook or, you know, some other social network and saying, we own the rights to this. So if you see it from, you know, CBS or ABC or whoever, take it down because there's a copyright issue. So if you think of it in terms of someone saying, listen, there's a chance that this might get out there, you know, maybe I have a reason to believe that somebody has access to a photo that, you know, is mine and is sensitive. I'm not sure what the right solution would be if not to have somebody over at Facebook saying, got it recorded? Yes, Sarah Lane, we're not going to let somebody upload a picture that you've already indicated you're sort of worried about and you have the rights to. But I don't want anyone at Facebook looking at my naked photos either. So it's kind of like, would we want to, you know, entrust this just some sort of algorithm machine? You know, that doesn't work really well either at Facebook. I don't understand why they can't just say, okay, because and this may be lost on a few people, you have to go to a government agency in Australia first and say, hey, I'm concerned about this. This person has a picture of me that I don't want out and I'm worried they might publish it on a social network. And the person at that agency in Australia will recommend in certain cases like you should take part in Facebook's program and then you text the picture to yourself on Facebook Messenger and the agency alerts Facebook about that. And then Facebook goes in, looks at the picture and creates a hash. I don't understand why they have to look. Can't you just say like, hey, make a hash of the picture that's coming from this person? I mean, I Justin, you got to answer to that. I do not know why it would need to be a person. But to me, there are two things to look at here. Sarah made a really, really good point about something as trivial as the eye to question mark thing. And the idea that the messaging on it initially was, hey, look, you can do this work around. That is technically a way that you can solve that problem.  There is a gap between the engineering solution and the real world applications of how we deal with this kind of stuff. This is an engineering solution in the same way that now as soon as we've now realized in this post happening world that the way to deal with revenge porn is to assert your copyright over these photos. Now we look for copyright solutions for these problems. And if that is like Chuck points out, well, this is the way it is. If you've got a famous photo that just got taken that you own the rights to, this is how you solve that problem. Yes. And these are reputations. These are lives. This is intimacy. This is something that deserves a level of solution beyond just what we would understand as my copyright. Yeah, I don't love using copyright for some other purpose. And I think in this case, it's actually a very ineffectual tool anyway, because copyright requires it to be published first. And then you send the takedown notice. I don't that's not what people want here. People want to stop it from getting posted in the first place. That's what the system attempts to do. It does. But if you know there was a great thread by Kumail Nanjiani who plays one of the characters on Silicon Valley, they're shooting their new season now and he was saying, Hey, look, we go to a lot of these tech companies and everybody's really excited to show us new features. And then some of them, which may or may not ever see the light of day are have a kind of horrifying privacy implications or these horrifying other implications. And we say, Hey, has anybody thought about this horrifying implication to the product? And the engineer says, looks back at them dumbfounded like nobody's ever asked. Now, who knows exactly, you know, the veracity of that kind of anecdotal story. But I do think that it is a larger idea of how people feel that there is an emotional gap between the rest of society that has fallen in love with Silicon Valley, show me new toys and Silicon Valley itself. And to me, this story, both in the way it's covered and in the way that it's being talked about is emblematic of that that there is a cold response that is, okay, please send us your nudes so we can prevent these from coming out. Whereas the problem is, oh my God, my privacy has been ruptured in the most emotionally damaging way possible.  And, you know, for the company to just be like, I don't know, we're not going to tackle the problem of revenge porn and or nudes that are posted, you know, without the consent of the person that the nude is of or is involved with. That would be wrong too. So even though this gives me the queasy, it's like, I kind of feel bad for the Facebook employee who has to look at all this stuff quite frankly. Well, and the other side of it is there was a suggestion yesterday that what if you make the hash locally? What if you what if you do it yourself on the desktop and you submit the hash to Facebook? And the unfortunate side of that is there will be people take advantage of that to block photos that aren't revenge porn, right? Unless someone sees the photo at some point, someone can take advantage of that system. And that's just a fact of life is that people will use systems meant for one thing for something else. And I think Facebook and the government agencies are trying their best to figure that out. Now, that said, as someone who would be using this system, I would want there to be a lot of assurances that the person on the other end verifying my photo is really heavily vetted before I take advantage of this. And that's the problem. And that's it's like, you know, Facebook isn't going to be like, here's the employee profile of the person who has been tasked with all this revenge porn. Please look at their LinkedIn and, you know, you'll see that they're, you know, they're they're upstanding citizen like the company's not going to do that. So that's where it gets weird. It's like, you need a third party, you need a an abuse prevention organization that is widely trusted to step in and do this. But you but you also don't just want a random contractor, right? No, no, no. Who's, you know, taking screenshots of their of their screen that they're looking at this on the Facebook campus? No, the government agency should hand you off to a trusted, you know, like well known, well verified organization that is there to assist people in situations just like this, an anti abuse organization who then creates the hash and hands it over to Facebook. Facebook shouldn't look at it. I would be curious to hear maybe from our community, who that organization would be? Like who's the front runner of like the organization that Facebook should partner with on something like this? Yeah, I mean, a national organization of women could could be one. And so in though, in certain cases, I don't know, I mean, it depends. I mean, a lot of times, I almost think that this would be better as a as a new organization with people that have had experiences in this, in this field before, just so it's not kind of drug into any kind of previous political, right, right. Yeah, the national organization women is very political, so applies to women, because that's not true either. So yeah, it's, you know, it's it's a complicated thing. Certainly. Absolutely. But yes, you know, I didn't mean to subvert your your call, which is which is a good one. Let us know who you think would be trusted. I'd be curious because I'm only familiar with so many of those. 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If he's taken on there, they're trusting him on a whole new wing of Star Wars lore. Okay. So partway in, I was like, Oh, this makes sense. They liked him. They want him to do one of those standalone. And then you said trilogy and I got really scared. So I'm like, no, don't keep the trilogies. And then you said no current characters. Yeah. And I'm not sure I'm not sure what I ended up thinking now. Now I'm just confused. Well, the writer, director of the Last Jedi, Johnson conceived is from the Lucas film press release. Johnson conceived and realized a powerful film in which Lucas and Disney are immensely proud, interpreting the new trilogy, which is separate from the episodic Skywalker saga. Johnson will introduce new characters from a corner of the galaxy that Star Wars lore has never before explored. No, I know I'm probably just being pessimistic, but having worked in the industry, but it sort of seems like they just want actors that they don't have to pay a crazy amount. I'm sure that's a side benefit. You're not wrong.  It's not derivative of the previous movies. And that's what this sounds like. Yeah. Well, and I think it's also like, hey, listen, you know, the original Star Wars fan base, although it spans decades, the higher end of it is a little long on the tooth and probably has, you know, more or less wrapped up their days of buying a lot of silly merchandise. So I can see where this sort of reboot of new characters would make sense. Where are you seeing this? It's on Lucas film. Yeah. Star Wars dot com Star Wars dot because I want to parse this language very closely to see if there's room for Ray and Finn to be in these movies. I would if I were Kathleen Kennedy, that's what I'd want to do is like ditch all the old characters and take Ray and Finn forward. Separate. This is this is the exact word in jeoparding this new trilogy, which is separate from the episodic Skywalker saga. Right. So that's that's all that's all you get. There's a there's a tiny crack there to say like sure, Ray and Finn aren't part of the Skywalker saga anymore. They are their own saga. Yeah.  This movie is as good as the buzz buzz on this movie is really, really good. So just I'm glad he is staying in the fold and he seems like someone they're not going to fire in five minutes. Yeah. No porgs were available for comment is in the actual post. Yes, Lucasville. Well, I mean, that that that whole idea kind of relieves them of having to follow like a pre-made structure of you know, story and character character arcs. And so they could literally clean sheet anything they want. Yeah.  I think, you know, Brian Johnson is an insanely talented filmmaker and I'm pumped. I mean, I am I am definitely of the view that especially with a lot of the stuff that is now a lot of it is way too derivative, especially Marvel, because Marvel is built on decades and decades of reusing the same character. And you it's basically like the old, you know, the old Chinese menu, you select your story trove from column A, column B, column C, and then you mix in some additional characters and you have a new storyline and that they've been doing that. They've been doing that. They've done it so much that they had to reboot the universe twice. I don't know. It's it's one of those things that's always kind of bugged me. Marvel Marvel has. Yeah. Marvel has. They've been they've been doing it. They've been doing it since since the 80s. They had the wars. They had the spider clone.  Yeah. Got you. Not the film. Sorry. In the story. So. Yes. The ability, the ability to take a franchise and if they can do it successfully, I think would help a lot because to be honest, a lot of these, not that the movies are bad, but they just kind of have a very similar feel to it. I will say. I saw Thor Ragnarok again. I love that movie. That movie. There's there are some lines that I just I keep repeating. They are those movies. So oh my God, there's as everybody's seen it. No, I have not seen it. Yeah. But not everybody in the audience has seen it. Everybody in the eye. All right. So just. There is there is I will dance around. This is a throw away one liner that has no impact on the story. But a character is appearing in a projection. They're not really there talking to another character. And then. A supporting character just runs in as the projection disappears and kicks the wall and just says piss off ghosts. And then just looks at the other character says, oh, I think he's gone for whatever reason.   OK, what about these other titles in this merch idea?  Can they can they trademark like phrases for movies? Probably. Probably. And so I say and be to chip in Logitech restores the harmony. Oh, I'm already exporting the show by now. And I picked check your mark privilege. OK. OK, I can change it. No, I'm just letting you know. Oh, no, don't accept the apple cart. You got any other. But you can you can give some people some shout outs, though. There's all. What was that? Oh, sorry, apparently Anthony Carboni also already did a Star Wars minute about this news because they're the official Star Wars, which means Anthony Carboni knew about this a while ago, which means I'm pissed off because I was drinking with Carboni like a couple of weeks ago, and I was giving them very pointed questions about Ryan Johnson.   Intel has has catch up on its chips like that one. Twitter, mistrust and verify you're typing it wrong. Facebook revenge is a photo, not seen. Pity the nude scanning Facebook employee. Yeah, that might be a not so pleasant job. Facebook wants nude book for porn block. We'll see you then join the AT&T team. Roger's not left the building verified before you endorse. Ace the type puts up a black mark on Twitter. Sarah Apple know you're doing it wrong.  Merge on our terms. Say blue check bungle TNO with your TNA. I'm that Sarah Lane is at the top. What? Yeah, it's not that good. What? It's just not like, yeah, the the the the Apple auto correct as much as this is a crusade that is applied to my life. I don't we didn't talk about it for very long. I'm going with check your mark privilege then. And then it. Yeah. Roger tried valiantly. Yes, you did. Well, I mean, I was just reading off what people put the audience. The view the the the the viewers tried. I didn't want to interrupt the Star Wars conversation because it was well, you know, what's interesting is I just occurred to me. I it's kind of the reason why I like Star Trek Discovery so much is that it's maybe the same universe, but there's none of me except for Sarah. There really isn't any of the visible touch of any of the previous character. Characters that you've seen in the Star Trek universe that, you know, that film that's shown, I like it that way. You need to balance. I love seeing characters' stories continued and finding out more about a world. That's that's why sequels sell so well. But sometimes you're like, gosh, I would like to know something beyond that as well. And I think between Star Trek Discovery and Orville, you're kind of getting the best of both worlds, even though Orville isn't in the same universe. I really have to force myself to watch Orville. You know, I think that part of what made Marvel as a movie franchise so successful is that they didn't care about ditching certain elements so they could just make a better adaptation and they could just make better movies. And that to me is what seems to have hampered my enjoyment specifically of Rogue One. And for a lot of people that hampered their enjoyment of episode seven was this like adherence to these beats need to happen. People are here for blue milk, not for a gritty war movie that happens to take place in this universe. And that's something that I very much hope, Ryan Johnson, is you know, driving towards is is the idea that, look, there is a mythology around Star Wars that doesn't necessarily have to do with this with the Skywalker's, you know, about the war, which would be really fascinating if they could do one that didn't necessarily involve like part of the conflict, right? Whether it's I mean, granted, that's part of that's part of the beef and potatoes of Star Wars. But I mean, it would be kind of neat to do like, hey, what if you did the huts and it's all about their crime syndicate where, you know, it isn't it isn't like this rebellion, like the rebellion and versus the Empire is there, but it doesn't fill the story. Yeah. No, I totally agree. I think that it's it's just such a big, rich, compelling world. And it was such, you know, so much of the charm of the original trilogy was there's always, you know, there's new stuff around every corner. And whether or not it's, you know, it's it's the huts or the walks or Cloud City, like there was just always this like, wow, the big gigantic super imaginative universe. Well, that and that's that's what so amazing about what Lucas did is he made the universe an actual character instead of just kind of a kind of a background character. It made it a character on par with the rest of the cast. And I think that's what makes it so compelling why the expanded universe lasted well, as long as it did after the original series and before the prequels came on the scene because people were just so hungry. What else is happening in this universe? Right? What else is what else happens on Tatooine besides Luke Skywalker? Obviously, there's commerce. Obviously, there's some sort of agriculture, you know, crime syndicate, whatever. And I just, you know, it's so compelling. I mean, when when Lucas shot a lot of the establishing shots, I mean, it took a page out of John Ford, right? Let me make this planet alive. It breathes on its own. It's its own thing. And I think that was kind of missing with Rogue One a little bit. It didn't feel the same. It just felt like it was a backdrop for this larger narrative instead of being threaded into the narrative in the same way. And really, I don't know how much in hindsight I really love the idea of automatically calling it a trilogy. Like, I think that does put a lot of pressure on the movie and it puts a lot of pressure on kind of Ryan Johnson.  And then you're like, well, yeah, but you got to understand, it's a three part story. It's like, no, that's an excuse to make a boring part one.  And it's like, well, just can we just make one? And then I'll really like it and I'll want another one, please. I think we should make a kitty franchise. Didn't they do that with Cat's Eyes, the Stephen King anthology movie? I thought that was oh, no, I'm thinking of Firestarter, totally different. Yeah, I don't remember. Kat's got one of the most successful musicals of all time. They're doing all right. Well, that's true. But played by humans, you know, right, you know, right. Species, real cultural appropriation going on there. Human washed. Human washed. Bipedal washing. Lucy's like, what show is this? Look out of here. I don't like this rhetoric. All right. OK, OK. All right. All right. Hi, Lucy. Hi. In the sky with diamonds. So here's the funny thing about me choosing just choosing the title and going with it.  Then I realized it was the RSS feed for Daily Tech News Show that was showing up in my feed already. That's awesome. From when? From just now.  Because I published it just now.  From one minute ago, basically. Well, um, Check Your Mark privilege. No, it's fine. Whoop, whoop. Yeah, yep, yep, yep. Here's the thing. Some people have different tastes than other people. And I think there were. No, that's not true. People who liked the blue milk and Kathleen Kennedy knows that and she's like, and there are people who hated the blue milk and I'm going to have Ryan Johnson make movies for them. I think that's what's going on. I don't think it's people that hate the blue milk. I just think they weren't. Especially concerned with it. I'm trying to short use shortcuts, obviously, in my analysis. But it wasn't all about blue milk, I know. I've always wondered, is it really blue or I always thought it was just a cup that was blue. Yeah, I think I thought that, too, in the early days. And it's like, wow, they have queues and arts in the long, long time ago, but in the can. And bok choy. Yeah. They have giant musk ox.  Came from a galaxy far away. Far, far away. You know, bok choy didn't grow anywhere. So guys, I have a big news about my assimilation to California and the Bay Area, specifically. I have donated my car to chair. Whoa, that's almost a New York move. Look at you. It's a well, the last time I gave away, I was carless. I did live in. I lived. What kind of was the impetus for this? So you could get in parking tickets and I don't really use it all that much. And not only is, you know, UberLift kind of just solve a lot of the problems. Also, there's like an embarrassment of options for like they have these gig cars now that are just all over the city that you can park one way. You can just park them on the street without worrying about, you know, paying a meter or anything. So, you know, just got to the point where it's like, why do I really have it? And could I, if I took what I spend in insurance, screw gas, just insurance, like that's literally just Ubering everywhere without thinking about it ever. Yeah. Yeah. That's, you know, if I wasn't in the middle of a lease, I would get rid of my car for the insurance reason alone. Yeah. I just, I just paid my insurance. It went up 100 bucks when I moved down here.  Well, yeah, but I need my car. That's yeah. Yeah. But seven years I lived without a car was the best. I didn't have to worry about oil changes, gas, and sure any of that parking. Yeah. Once you have a little one, it becomes a lot more problematic to like need to get, I don't know, go from point A to point B.  I got to go to Target and buy a lot of stuff. And how are you going to do that? Well, it's the multi it's the multi point trips, right? Yeah. Where it's like, oh, I'll just leave that stuff in the truck. And suddenly I'm well, I can't do that with Uber or Lyft. Oh, that's where those rental those short term rental services come in handy. So yeah, I'm going to and I'll say what as as annoying as the one eight seven seven cars for kids ads are they I understand why they are efficient. I literally made a decision walking to a bar to do this. And by the time that I sat down, I had been I was able to submit over the over the phone on their mobile on just the mobile web page. But they called me the local tow truck driver called me and gave me all the instructions that I need to do to just leave stuff in my glove box. Wow. I don't even need to that. I that's one thing that's one thing I can always tell when I'm in the Bay area is you hear that song one eight hundred. Don't I mean that I found out yesterday on Twitter when I was asking about this that there is a visceral reaction that people have to that. So yes, that jingle is blankets the region. Five eight eight two three hundred seven seven empire. And throw it out of some people's heads anyway. One of these days if I get flooring, I might call them or might try to do it myself. Make a mess of it. All right, folks, thanks for watching today. It's great to have you back, Sarah. Yeah, good to be back. And I'll be back tomorrow as well. We will. Goodbye.