Don't get... too close. The heck?  The real trippy red is messaging me on Roblox. Look at this. Real trippy red. That is real, 100% authentic. What is up, you guys? Realistic Gaming here. Now I know it's been a very long time since I haven't played Roblox. I don't know how long it's been. I did a live stream it about a month ago, but since I last made a video on Roblox, it might be like two or three months ago. Well, today we find ourselves here on Escape Siren Cop's Prison. Scary Abbey, this thing looks terrifying. Just look at this cop, man.  All right, so let's go ahead and read the description and see what this is about. We have been sent to the haunted prison where Siren Cop lives and he makes sure no one escapes. Can you break out of yourself and try to escape this creepy prison? Be careful as the prison is haunted by the past victims of Siren Cop. Ooh, I'm already liking this scary music. Okay, play. Dude, look at this cop. What the heck happened to him, man? And I might have bought some game passes. Maybe, maybe not. I don't know, man. Oh my gosh, what the heck? Is that my old grandma? Oh, I love your grandma. You look so pretty. Isn't she beautiful, guys? Psych! All right, one, two, five, 10, 15, 20. It seemed like we've been here for a couple of months, weeks, days, I don't know, minutes. I don't know how long this is. All right, so, oh, there's roaches.  What are these people doing in my prison cell? This is my prison cell. Get out of here. Okay, oh, I have a minigun. Look at this. Oops, I'm sorry, Dylan. I didn't mean to, man. Or maybe I did. Oh, dude. Okay, now I'm a transformer. Okay, this is epic. All right, how do I get out this mega suit? I don't think you can. Oh, sorry.  Okay, so I found a way around the mech suit so I can go in the vents. Dude, I trapped this guy in my vacuum. Okay, there you go. Nice, let's keep on moving. Okay, where the heck are we at? What kind of prison is this? Oh my gosh. Okay, are you guys afraid of heights because I feel like I might be afraid of heights, depending on how high it is. Okay, do we jump? Okay, just be careful. And how did I die? Hey, my boy, what's up? My boy straight flexes over here. All right, let's keep on moving, man. Oh, there's some spikes here. Stay back. What if I don't want to stay back and I want to keep going? Dude, didn't I buy like a helicopter? Hey, who wants to ride, man? Anybody want to ride? All right, there you go.  Oh, down I got you, man. No man gets left behind. Oh, great. And the chopper killed all of us. Dude, what the heck? Okay, guys, I got it this time. All right, there you go, sweet. Oh my God, there's an electrical chair. Who's going on?  Was that some model or Bloody Mary? Did we go on the chair? Okay, we can't. Oh, man, I wanted to feel some tickling. I wanted to get tickled by the electrical chair. Okay, the heck dead end. Oh my God, what the? Oh boy, I'm out of there, man. Your boy got his chopper. Oh, okay.  Oh my God. Okay, shortcut. Oh, man, that was way too close. Oh, there he is. Dude, he is freaking scary-licking. Oh my gosh. He looks like an evil Lego guy or something. Okay, let's go down the toilet. Okay, pull lever. Pull. Oh, great. This is timed, right?  Okay, sweet. Oh my gosh, so far so good, man. Respawn. Okay, pull lever. What? My boy. You don't think I'm going to do this, right? Hey, you want to lift? Okay, hold on. Let's get this guy on the chopper. Come on, get in, bro. Bro, you want to ride or not? All right, let's go. Dude, this is so cool. This helicopter is so cool. He's a big fan, waiting for a chair. Hey, what's up, man? Shout out to you guys for being here. Let's go, Dylan. Oh, I might have seen that. I might have not. Oh my gosh. Who the heck put that there? Huh? Oh, okay, no. Dude, I should have gone there. I would have made it. Okay, there you go. Oh my gosh. Wait for me. Dylan, don't leave me. I don't want to get left in this prison to rot. Okay, infirmary. Dude, don't get too close. What the heck? Oh my God, bro, this is scary. What happens if you get too close to them? Dylan, sacrifice yourself.  What kind of prison is this? I don't think this is a prison, bro. This is like a torture people here. Okay, do not enter. Well, too bad. I've already entered. Climb the roof. Climb the rope, not the roof. Okay, where the? Where the heck is the rope? I hear something is coming towards me. I don't like it. Oh, there he is. No, go. Go, go, go, go. Okay, follow the red arrow. Go up the rope. Yes. Take that, you copper. Oh my gosh. Okay, we almost died there. Uh, danger.  Let's go see what's up to them. Hey, why? Why did you guys choose this way? Oh, look, it's like piñata. Like we're hitting the piñata now or something.  I know it's just totally messed up. I shouldn't be swinging the bodies, but it's fun. Look at them. Look at them go. Just look at them. Dude, this is evil, man. I'm so sorry. You're supposed to respect the dead. All right, let's keep it on movie, man. Go this way. Oh, let's just jump down, bro. That's a shortcut right there. Okay, find the pickaxe. I found a skull. Can I just bust the door open with that? Um, okay, click or tap? What does it mean, click or tap? Oh my gosh, there's a dead body there. Is that Minecraft, Steve? Okay, where's my pickaxe, bro? Okay, there it is.  Oh, this is cool. Now we're mining for diamonds. Okay, where is the exit? Oh, okay, X marks. No, X marks the spot. Okay, X does not mark the spot. If you see an X on the wall, do not click it, because I think that's where the evil, evil siren cop is at. Look for it. Oh, there it is. Finally. All right, cool. Is the bear family just starting to watch on Prime? Hey, they say we have siren head at home. This is the siren head at home. It really is. Oh my God, and here he comes. Use the tables. Bro, oh my gosh, how many is my heli? I don't care about the tables. Okay, nice. Wait, can I kill him? No, I'm gonna try to shoot him.  Okay, whatever, let's just keep on moving. Find the switch. Oh great, you're kidding me, right? Oh my gosh, they really have to do this, huh? Where am I gonna find the switch? Is it like behind? Oh, there it is. How is it too hard? Come on, you gotta make it harder than that. Security room security.  It's just me, myself, and these creatures that are wandering around. Oh, okay, no. What? Okay, I just skipped it, whatever, man. Oh wow. Okay, okay, good, good. Oh, there's people, wait. Isn't that where we started? Hello losers, you are locked in prison. Get noob. Oh no, Lacey is here. Lacey the evil doll just joined. Oh, let's get out of here. Goodbye, Lacey. See you on the other side. Bro, hey, you got some beef with me, my boy? Ha! That is payback, Lacey, for all those times. Are you recording? Maybe? Maybe I'm just having fun. All right, let's leave the poor people alone to find the key card. Great, now we gotta look for a key card. I should have been doing that instead of messing around, but at least we're looking for it now. Okay, oh, there it is. Oh my God. Somebody died with the key card. Oh my, you're kidding me, right? You're kidding me, right? He's gonna get me. Go! Go! Oh! Dude, it scared the heck out of me. I thought he was gonna stop there, but he could chase us. Oh man, canteen. What? Canteen? What do you mean by that? Okay, I have my heli. Let's just take the easy way. Go, go, go. Okay, nice. Sweet. Dude, this heli is so clutch. Hello? It was out there. It's a ghost girl. You know what? Oh! All right, go this way. Hurry up before she catches us, man. Okay, cool. Just in time, use the trap. Okay. Wait, why do I want to use the trap though? This time to not use the trap because then it builds a wall of electricity that you can't get past. Oh my gosh, okay. Cool, we actually killed him. Ah, sucker! Take that. How do you like them apples, huh? Okay, let's escape, respawn. Oh, cool, we're escaping on the train. Better not be trained either, bro. Imagine if it was. That would be epic. And pull the lever. Bye-bye, sucker. Do you never... Okay, we finally escaped the prison, guys. Stage 21. Yes. I would have never imagined we would have made it out of there. Dude, and this gear here on the game is epic. Tervor shop. I like how they have like the zombie fire. They have a teleport a gun.  Oh, dude, we're gonna drop. Oh, hold your horses. Oh, oh my gosh. Okay, well, that's one way to escape a prison. Just throw yourself off a derailed railway. Okay, why can't I go? Okay, go, go, go, go.  Oh my gosh, okay, cool. Oh, look, these other YouTubers have played it. LankyTube, GamingWakef, GravyCatman. And this army was made by the one and only Mr. Fat Paps. Even though he's not fat here. He looks more like a pap than fat, but shout out to Fat Paps, dude. I'm gonna stay here. Oh no, I'm in, somebody help me. I'm sorry, my boy. I escaped the prison. Oh, oh my gosh. This thing is going fast. No, is it gonna launch me? Please launch me. Oh, aw. I want only to launch me across the map or something. Oh, what is this? Rubber Ducky? Hello, Rubber Ducky. Oh, oh my gosh. Dude, I never seen this before. What the heck? Oh, it's going crazy. Oh my gosh, cool. I wish it would have launched you though. Oh, seesaw. Play jack the games of spade. No, thank you, man. I do not want to play. Hey, stop moving. Oh my God, nothing is possessed now. We got to get out of here. While that was, escaped the siren prison, escaped the prison siren head officer. I don't know what the name of the game was, bro, was something like that in between the lines. While I was in the lobby, I haven't played an lobby in such a long time. Wow, I was pretty good and terrible at the same time, I would say. All right, you guys, well thank you all for watching. Thank you all for the amazing support and I will catch you all in the next one. Bye.


My account has recently been disabled on Instagram for no apparent reason. This is literally the exact message that I received when I tried to log in to Instagram on Saturday morning. No reasoning behind it, no options to speak to anybody, no options to even know what I'm supposed to do next. After digging nonstop for the last two days, I've filled out multiple forms, maybe two to three different forms that I've filled out and even figured out a way to chat with someone on Facebook. So I've sent incorporation documents, licenses, photos of me, phone numbers, emails, Facebook URLs, utility statements, social security numbers, girlfriends, nudes, and even then all of this has led me to just sitting in limbo waiting to hopefully maybe hear back from Metta and recover my account, which I built up literally from zero over the past five years to over 250,000 followers, five years of blood, sweat, and tears, hundreds of not thousands of hours of creating content of me spending time educating and elevating the space, talking with followers and subscribers, helping people out. And now all that time, that work, that energy spent has all been taken away by an algorithm to beat this abled by an algorithm when my comment section is filled with hundreds of obvious bots that are looking to scam people who seem to never get removed. And let's not forget the multiple fake Instagram accounts that copy not only my business page, Bitcoin Daily, but also my personal page that no matter how many times I and my followers report these pages, never get removed. It is unacceptable. It makes you question what the is this algorithm bot looking for? There needs to be more security and protection, not only for the community, but also for the content creators in the community. We put our blood, sweat, and tears into this. We put all of our energy into this. We need more control and transparency when it comes to things like this. This type of thing completely derails our motivation to continue doing what we do day in and day out. Every single day, 365 days a year, this is unacceptable. Zuckerberg, this experience has definitely opened my eyes on me needing to diversify myself until multiple social platforms and not have all my eggs in one basket type of thing. The same way I treat my investment portfolios. I have or had 250,000 followers on Instagram built it from zero organically over the last five years. The next closest platform to that is YouTube, I guess, where I have 13,000 subscribers now. Then Twitter, TikTok and Facebook on all of those. I have less than 1000 followers on each of those. And that's because it's difficult to create unique, valuable content consistently for each of them, because for each social media platform, you need to deliver the content differently. It's not all the same. But I guess I have to change my approach on this from now on. If you or anyone, you know, can help me in this matter, getting my Instagram back online. If you or anyone, you know, has a contact over at Instagram or Metta or Facebook. I don't even know what to call it anymore. Who can help with this issue? I'd greatly, greatly appreciated. And of course, I'd return the favor in whatever matter I can be of service to you, be of value to you and to whoever it is that helps me. Please, guys, like this video, comment on it and share it for the YouTube algorithm so that we can reach as many people as possible to hopefully get it into the right person's hands. This is currently what I'm seeing right now when I try to log in. As you can see, it says your account has been disabled for violating our terms. Learn how you may be able to restore your account. So when I go to that link, this is where it brings me. And these are the terms that I supposedly violated. Let's go over them.  I have never, ever done that. So strike that one out. Credible threats to harm others or the promotion of self-destructive behavior. I have never done that either. The next thing is targeting individuals, which I'm not even sure what that means. But I have never targeted anyone.  I have never, ever, ever done that. And the final thing is graphic content, including sadistic displays of violence against people or animals and depictions of sexual assault. I have never done that. So I think that we can all agree. I have never broken any of these roles. I have never done anything against these terms in the five years that I've been running and building my brand on Instagram. So, of course, on the bottom, it says, if you think this was a mistake, please let us know. And that just brings you over to this page right here. So once you fill it out, it just nothing happens. That's it. It takes you to this landing page here. And that's pretty much it. So I am currently stuck in limbo again, guys, please like and comment on this video. This will help with the YouTube algorithm to get it to reach as many people as possible. And hopefully the right person gets to watch this and is able to help me out. Thank you guys so much for your support. You guys mean the world to me and I wouldn't be doing this without you guys. Hopefully I can get the Instagram account back up and running and everything should be fine. 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You are already famous okay, and we're live and as part of the National Association of Realtors I'm here to make some remarks and as a scientist at the Media Lab law that MIT.edu is my own stick And we just heard a very compelling I think presentation about a good idea for how to how to Recombobulate the real estate industry so it's a well-functioning market by using a platform as the as the organizing process by which to bring the buyers and the sellers and the intermediaries together in a Rational machinable way It makes all kinds of sense part of the idea Preliminary idea still to some extent was to use a Provider that's called platform OS so I Googled platform OS just to see and it does look at a high level like functionally adequate for what you're saying and Because it's law dot MIT.edu and part of what we do is try to think about engineering the legal aspect So it supports and reflects the business dimension of the project and and and the technology that's being used I scroll down to proprietary rights and it says the under this agreement Platform OS which is a company owns all right title and interest in and to the services and documentation Blah blah blah blah and then there's some rights that are reserved to people I'm putting stuff on their platforms some of the examples were it's gonna be like YouTube in some way or like eBay in some way These are platforms that are sense makers for their environments in their markets. It could be but of course We always have to bear in mind. Well, who owns the platform? So the concept of a platform makes all kinds of sense on at that layer of the stack of the technology and what people see another layer of the Stack you could say in a business sense. It is the legal part and I think I'm joined by Thomas from MIT and one thing that he brought up earlier was Some this isn't so much of a technology problem. I mean there's technology involved and it has to be got right but there's a people and Relationships and incumbents and so forth one of the things that you know that it calls to mind is Who would be the coalition or if you will of the players that could get together initially to get the thing going? And how what would their relationship be to the platform provider is a good word that a provider of a service Maybe it would be one where they created according to open standards and and a more flexible technology capabilities that can be served by say platform OS as an example but are not Created in a way where they're inextricably tied for all time and the kind of subject to perhaps the changing decisions and wins and and Survival decisions of that platform, but could be swapped to different technology that would be one way to look at you know the sort of legal and governance layer of Sizing up and selecting the right technology. I'm sure this is all Kids in some ways. You can't see the room But we've got very seasoned experienced people in the industry here, but it doesn't go without saying so I wanted to highlight that partly as a segue into a few remarks I wanted to make and I want to I want to highlight and that legal dimension for using technology to help Transition the real estate industry. I want to put out there that I think identity might be the single most important thing to get Right in order to enable this some kind of fabulous vision of a platform and services and a functioning market that that works When I started When I was little my dad had a company for, you know, 20 years called custom call-and-service and it was an advertising company And you wrote a little and adds that local professionals could put in the local newspaper to advertise themselves So like insurance dentists and be fun facts There's a great writer about about dentists taking your kids to the dentist for the first time What is around in real estate was the major thing So you're getting ready to sell your house was going to stage and how do you find a someone to help a broker? How do you basic things about the API and and then they'd sell them to to brokers mostly and agents who would Buy like 13 at a time put their picture on it in their name and put in their local paper This fundamentally was an identity service and it was inextricably tied to location So he would only had this concept that for every town that he sold it to he would not So he was an exclusive and for at least one municipality around as a buffer would not sell that same column So the people wouldn't see the same thing and and he sold an exclusive that was geographically based to an industry that couldn't be more geographically based So I think looking forward and then later when I was in law school the way I kind of paid bills and you know By bear and stuff was title searches. So I just did tons of title searches It's a whole thing. We were just talking about in Massachusetts and Suffolk County, Middlesex If you go way back pre-revolutionary worry that these dusty leather bound volumes with his homes one way to talk about the property boundaries It's not so different today It's still terribly messed up to just identify what Location we're talking about idiosyncratic the jurisdiction and to the vendor Fast-forward a little bit. I was working as a council and state government for technology and we had a big big effort in the late 90s for GIS geographic information systems were flying planes over the Commonwealth and other New England states is happening around the country just to make sure we could have like unique designators for all of the land for assessment and for Natural resources and everything else And then fast forward a little more I come to MIT on a part-time basis in the 99 and I was in the Department of Architecture all the research was again an extricably tied to up to places So based on some of that background, I was thrilled when bill when bill invited me in 2015 to collaborate on this event He said DASA and we collaborated before he's at MIT alum one scalp real estate cafe The realtors are coming to Boston in 2018 Everybody's going to be here. This is our shot to kind of really convene people And so probably ten times a different hackathons and different classes when bill's been here I've kind of said and here's bill and bill who's coming to town in 2018 and the real Thursday We've been pumping this thing for years and I've had time to think about it. This is what I want to say I think for identity it would be useful to think about three things The parcel if you will or like lap long The property you know, let's just say the built stuff and the people Because they all start with P Okay, that's why And if you think about what identity means in those layers There's always going to be three kind of things a unique identifier of any type, but don't forget the word unique I just learned an anecdote that in one of the states the assessors Identifier the county assessors, which is the de facto standard for unique identifiers one of the states which shall remain nameless Unless you email me It was recycling the numbers so look if somebody kind of reads brutal it brutal And so like my god, so you can't do them with the thinking like how about nobody looks back Who cares like this is not systems thinking so at the technology layer kind of being truly unique identifiers It makes sense. I think another thing is the kind of in a sense almost like the role if you will so something that is That makes sense in context so for example it may be that may relate in the case of Build property to you know, how is it zone? Oh, this is a commercial thing. It's an industrial thing residential thing in the case of people it's a buyer it's a seller it's a broker it's a title insurer and And name you know things have names as well All of them don't but people have named like John and Sally Some some property certainly have named the name of them all so it's the Geneva Convention bus sit down What if you're a prisoner of war the three things you have to say or name rank and serial number these the core? Identifiers I would say for that feed into an identity system that can function But you kind of had me at unique identifier if we can just get a unique identifier You can stick metadata on and that can float as it needs to over time So let's fast forward a little bit open street map is something that I think is a good example of a direction to go Where there's something where you know Google is great Don't get me wrong, but something where Being pulled into a single vendor is fragile especially for such an essential sector The economy is real estate or for any sector the economy or core public sector function Having a little bit of distance there that you can map to and give you some flexibility to fail back to other vendors or have Competition or do it your own way if there's a if there's a if things unfold such that the real estate industry Let's go one way and others go another way Open stream that's good fast forward a little more now come the days of blockchain There's a project. I think many of you haven't heard of apparently just in chit chatting with a few of you called foam Just show again. Who's heard of foam? Okay So to just give you a quick sense of that foam is a Protocol for consensus-driven map of the world if you will and and You know blockchains involved they have some other ideas, but the big insight from that is every square meter of Space on earth on our planet has a short human readable alpha numeric That so it's completely unique It's disambiguated from any other and not capable of Self-inflicted harm like some people in the back office amazing I will just kind of recycle them or do other funny odd things that Conflicting them with the namespace in another place or all the other stuff we can do or changing the you know the Like the format or the standard of the data structure from time to time and it covers the entire earth Which is a good way to think from the beginning To so that it will work for a country and its borders change and all the other stuff So take a look at foam if you haven't seen it yet. It's a good example of how to start to graph with identity. Why bother? well, when I see presentations like the one we just saw about how to Reconceive in a rational and productive Actionable way of the real estate industry like it looking at what kind of platform could make sense of this What I started thinking about is what cool stuff could you do? And so you can always shave money off and that's critical and that's probably good enough But part of what's exciting for I think from a media lab perspective is new types of business models new types of relationships that could occur and in a more robust dynamic Innovation layer that could grow up around this we heard as an example in apps economy That would be great One type of interaction that the bill taught me actually many years ago I guess sources from Doc Searle's and his own vendor relationship management stuff It's called intent casting who's heard of intent casting Okay, a couple people of course Thomas So the basic idea is what if so right now everything's were kind of based on the seller so the seller Has property and they are they want to sell it they find brokers in the whole kind of industry the MLS And everything else is Based on trying to get out there and find buyers. You know, are you interested in a single family dwelling right here? How about you a list of pamphlets and emails and you know flyers you name it? What if instead? What if we were in tension attention versus intention for those of you on the other side of the mic So what if so that's a good one It's a what if we could start with where the money is the buy this is an example or get them more involved We have some buyers brokers here So in a in a in a system where we dealt at the design phase with identity in a rational scalable way Where people could have unique identities even as they change jobs and change locations and even as platforms change or as you Interoperate with different services One thing you could get potentially is people being able to list their purchase interests to Broadcast their intent my family might be interested in finding a single family dwelling within thus far of a school and this type of Situation so you're discoverable by sellers that could be huge in terms of just that one design component difference within an interoperable set of services and certainly within a platform Could could revolutionize the industry in terms of efficiency You have to have supply and demand find each other half of that equation is the buyers and Engineering for them could be big fiduciaries For data to is a critical thing Thomas will talk more about this, but I've worked for the last three years of credit unions Looking at ways that they as fiduciaries to their members could also offer a type of service Where you put your personal data there as well as your your your money That seems to be supported within a federally chartered Scope of of their regulations they do that to some extent now if there's a place where people could have their data more information about them where they own and control it and could in a In a unauthorized you know tracked legit way make it available to Buyers agents and sellers agents and to others that are looking you know kind of across a sector That could be huge as well. So Responsible use of personal data and well engineered systems are critical and I think at the bottom of all that is a sense of open standards and in a sense of and in solving for identity on day one so I certainly hope the um the The pu ID project, which is kind of what we started with in 2015 when I said Bill I'm behind this thing. You're going to do when the realtors come to town. I hope it finds life I hope it finds purchase so that the it's a property you need an identifier so that That was one thing that we could get right as a result of of all the efforts coming next with the digital Transformation of the real estate industry that alone I genuinely think could a lot for a lot of mileage and for a lot of Beneficial reform and in a more rational market that serves everybody Much better. So with that, you know, I'm happy to to chat a little bit or go right to the next person and Let me just take this podcast off the air


And you're checking out this video and if you did check it out It's because you saw that this is about the fact that Joe Bob Briggs the last drive-in on shutter has been renewed for a second season Anyone who clicked on this just out of curiosity, and you don't know what it is Joe Bob Briggs is a personality who's one of those kind of like late-night horror hosts He used to be on monster vision way back in the day doing the same thing But now he's on shutter a streaming service where they can show you all sorts of much better stuff without commercials and Gives you more Joe Bob content and he just kind of goes on rants He gives you interesting information like behind-the-scenes stuff about the films and he curates it himself basically picks out awesome films amazingly terrible films Interesting films all sorts of stuff, but it's always horror and that's what matters because it's in conjunction with shutter So I will say this that's my that's the end of my little recap about what Joe Bob is Most of the people who clicked on this because you know who Joe Bob is you know about the last drive-in and if you know about it And you don't have shutter yet shame on you because it's very cheap to have and Joe Bob alone his show is 100% worth the monthly fee for the service to be honest now. I'll tell you it's really funny I literally got this information The news like about an hour ago, and it just so happens that today is my birthday So wonderful birthday present. Thank you Joe Bob. Thank you shutter very much appreciate that The other funny thing is for some reason when I woke up this morning. I was just like I'm just gonna pick a shirt Just so happened I picked this Joe Bob bridge shirt Last drive-in that I got from Fright Rags I don't think they're available anymore because they did like a pre-order on these when they were gonna be coming out So I'm sorry might not be available, but they might have some I think they might still have some of his monster vision ones So just check out Fright Rags for that if you want it So very odd that it happened to be my birthday, and I just happened to wear my Joe Bob shirt today and The news of season two amazing so for this for this video I was gonna say for this episode for this video what I wanted to do at the end I was to say a little bit more about whatever details I actually have about the new season coming Which is not a whole lot, but I'm gonna do two lists of For the Joe Bob show one is my favorite top five of the movies He's shown That are kind of like lesser known films because some of them that he did is like Texas chainsaw massacre The changeling you know things like that that are like more known like people know these films the phantasm films stuff like that So I didn't want to do that because those are obvious like great choices So I wanted to do a top five of my favorite of the lesser known ones, and I'll give you reasons why And then I'm doing it I'll do another top five list of my favorite episodes that he did because of the rants that he goes on During those or the information that he gives during the course of the movie So I'll give you those at the very end, but first real quick. I did get the Press release from shutter on this and actually first I had just seen the video because Joe Bob released a video online. I saw it through Facebook and People go go ahead and look for it because it's a pretty funny video of him Revealing in a in a entertaining way that they're doing a season two so go and look for that. It's it's a good time So basically they're doing they send me the announcement through shutter because I've signed up for all the press releases They're doing a season two But there's no date set yet because I'm assuming this deal had just basically been done fairly recently So yeah, and and just so people know the final Episode of the current season season one is this Friday So the 24th, I believe yes 24th this Friday the 24th. Okay, so here are some quotes that are key from the press release This is from Craig Engler who's the shutter general manager He says from our first marathon and subsequent specials in 2018 through this year's series Shutter members have been loud and clear. We can never have too much Joe Bob. That's true I've been one of those people kind of saying that We have read every tweet every email and every Facebook comment crying out for more message received Joe Bob will be back and Then there's a quote from Joe Bob Briggs, which I thought was a really appropriate one for me to read for this He says it hasn't even been a full year since the 24-hour last drive-in marathon But since then I've made thousands of new friends and reconnected with thousands of old ones The main reason I'm coming back to do another season is that this community of horror fans is Greater than the sum of its parts and it's about something larger than horror Don't ask me what that thing is, but it's a source of great joy to me Well, Joe Bob, you're a source of great joy for us hardcore horror fans Who not only appreciate all the information you give us all the funny rants you go on the fun movies that you bring us but just these these gems and in general a Outlet for all of us to enjoy at the same time because if people don't know the show It's a double feature every Friday night for the duration of the season And they air them at a certain time. So they're kind of like aired on their like actual Shutter TV So I think it's just a premium version though. There's a Shutter TV and the Shutter TV premium So I think it's only the premium that does it but they air it live so that everyone can tweet with it at the same time and interact with each other and have fun conversation and I participate in some of that tweeting and There's a lot of funny stuff that comes up a lot of fun stuff a lot of informational stuff And it's it's just fun to kind of connect with other horror fans while the show is going on So it's cool and it is like a communal experience, which was kind of their whole point of doing the show So I'm excited about this. So that's enough of that information Now I'm gonna give you my top five lists that I was telling you about So my first list I'll do the best my favorite best lesser-known films that Joe Bob Briggs has done And that's not just for the current last drive-in series that he was doing But that's also including the Christmas marathon he did the Thanksgiving marathon he did and the one he did It was either like last July or August that was just like his 48 hour or 24 hour marathon of just a bunch of films So that's pulling from all that so my number five is the film tourist trap that film was nuts I had never seen it before totally nuts Totally a nutso thing basically about some college kids who end up Stopping at a tourist trap on their way Somewhere I forget even where they're going and this guy has like this these weird mannequins And then people end up getting killed and it's crazy But you you don't really know where it's gonna go because it's pretty out there, but it's a lot of fun My number four is the also crazy is the film society now I had seen this film before but this is one of those has to be seen to be believed films it is out there and the Ending is insane. It's a very 80s feeling film. It's very campy It's kind of it kind of has a little bit of like a breakfast club vibe to it too, which is really weird But trust me you're gonna want to see that one my number Three is basket case also a film I've seen before but man I love basket case it is one of those films that is just so terribly acted and so weird and out there that it's just Unbelievably enjoyable. Are you seeing a theme with the ones I've picked here? Yeah, that's the theme Basket case basically about a guy who oh, I didn't tell you what society was about Society's just about a kid who's living in Beverly Hills And he doesn't feel like he's really a part of his family and it seems like there's something weird going on just under the surface of all these very rich people So sorry back to basket basket case basket case synopsis is about Siamese twins who were Separated when they were about 12 years old But they had a telepathic link and they're back together when they're older and they're going out to seek revenge on everyone who was involved In them being separated and obviously one of the Siamese twins is not Normal looking to say the least he's basically like this blob, but it is nuts It's nuts. The acting is bad, but enjoyably bad got to check that out My number two is the Larry Cohen film of the stuff which Joe Bob Briggs just did this past Friday That's also a movie. I've seen before and I really really like It it isn't I mean to most people it's not a good film This is another one of those ones where it's kind of like bad, but it's awesome bad But it's weird because it's this mixture of like horror to it But it's also kind of like mystery and thriller at the same time It's one of these films that the premise keeps you engaged because you want to know what's going on You want to see where the story is going But it's so like funny like the dialogue is ridiculous and the twists it takes are ridiculous But it's like an enjoyable fun ridiculous. So it's just it's a great time So that's why it's my number two and the number one that he's done And I think I think I partially put it as number one because I hadn't ever seen it before and it blew my mind seeing it the first time is a film called demon wind and this film is Everything including the kitchen sink as far as horror goes. This literally is one of the craziest horror films I've seen in a long time Because you never know what's gonna go on Every single set well, I won't say every single second, but at least every bunch of minutes It seems like something's coming out of left field and you're just like why they do this Why they do that? Why they like you just keep having that feeling throughout the entire film and it is nuts But and it's terribly acted and the effects are fun though That's special effects are actually not bad But it is just like out there and nuts and ridiculous and that one is by far my favorite one It was my favorite experience With Joe Bob doing a show. So big. Thank you to Joe Bob for introducing me to demon wind. Oh my gosh I'm gonna be watching that a few more times. I will tell you that Okay, so let me go to my my last list second and last list my favorite episodes because of our favorite movies Because of his rants and I'll tell you Roughly just a little bit about what the rants were about. So my number five was the film chud This one that's the one about like the subterranean Creatures who are from you know born out of homeless people. They're kind of like changed by radioactive material basically But the rants in that I really like because they were mainly Joe Bob Just being kind of miffed as to why he had to do this film because this wasn't one he really picked It's the one that the shutter folks were like look this film has been Requested so many times you got to do this So he did it so it's kind of like you can tell through the whole thing He's kind of like begrudgingly doing it and he just kind of like slams the film repeatedly And there's a really great quote where he's just like where's the chud and like I just keep saying that around the house To be honest my wife is actually very sick of me saying where's the chud so Yeah, I love those rants of him just being like why do people like this? It's ridiculous So that's my number five my number four was his rant on the changeling Now there was a main rant on this that I really picked up on that I loved is how he was going off about the fact that people say that the changeling is is so different because it's better than any other horror because it's like Highbrow horror, you know, and we've seen that sort of stuff in the horror community with films like most recently something like pet cemetery where people were trying to say it's it's Elevated horror is what people were saying. It's it's somehow so intellectual that it's not quite horror It's better than that so he goes on a rant about people who who are who say that there's that kind of level of horror So I just thought that was really funny. So that's my number four my number three was his rant for Street trash and it's mainly for his rant in the beginning of that where he talks about the Joe Bob Health regimen that he does which is basically a way of making fun of all these weird kind of new new age Techniques and ideas that people have about What you should be putting on your in and on your body and doing yoga and meditation like all these types of things So it's it's his version of a health routine That's obviously satirical and very very funny and it goes on for quite a while. So I really love that one That's why that's my number three. My number two is Fantasm three so when he did his his run-through of the phantasm films for Thanksgiving He are no, I'm sorry Not for Thanksgiving for Christmas is when he did it for his Christmas special. He did phantasm one three four and five He skipped two and so in the beginning of phantasm three He did a rant about why he didn't do phantasm two And it came down to the fact that he hated the fact that they destroyed a hemi kuda in the making of that film And he considers that to be in his quote just pornography So that rant is unbelievably hilarious Unbelievably ridiculous and amazing and funny So you got to check that one out that is my number two But my number one and I've heard this from other people online that this is like one of their his their favorites Of his rants was for the film the prowler and that was during his 24-hour marathon that he did summer of last year I don't think it's available on shutter anymore and I assume that's because of licensing issues where you can really only have Have it up for a certain amount of time because that's whatever you've negotiated paying them for for the licensing So I think at least for me I couldn't find it. It's gone But I remember it being there and remember watching it and being blown away by his rant I just want that rant somewhere on the internet But that rant was so amazing It was about people being on their cell phones all the time while they're watching movies while they're driving while they're just walking around And he just goes off about the fact that people are Fiddling with their phones as he says it I have used a lot of quotes from that rant around my house To tell my wife quit fiddling with your phone and she is also sick of that at this point So that one was amazing. That one is my favorite. So there you have it. Those are my two top fives I did this as an homage to Joe Bob to the last drive-in to shutter and thank you to them for Giving us a season two which I'm very excited about but hey Let's focus on the season finale of season one first, which is this Friday If you don't have shutter yet, and you're thinking about it It's not too late. You can get it right now, and you'll be able to see the season finale and then gear up for season two Plus they have available streaming since it's a streaming service. You can find a bunch of the old ones There's a lot on there. Some of them have been taken off like I've said, but there's still a lot still on there So go check it out. Thank you everyone for checking this out and until next time keep it brutal


Thank you for introduction. My name is Yifan Song. Today I'm honored to introduce our recent work, Communication Efficient Unconditional NPC with Guaranteed Output Delivery. Co-authored with Pogoya and Yan Yiliu. Multi-party competitions allows several mutually distrusted parties to securely evaluate a function on their private inputs. So it guarantees that the protocol execution does not leak anything about their individual inputs beyond what can be inferred from the function outputs. So in this work, we consider the siting where unparties would like to evaluate an arithmetic circuit over a finite field. We assume the existence of private channels between every pair of parties. We aim to construct a protocol against one sort of corruption with unconditional security and output delivery guarantee. So we stress that fairness and output delivery guarantee are crucial in many settings. For example, for voting and the coin flipping, if results fairness or output delivery guarantee, malicious parties can simply abort if the result is not satisfactory. For fair contract sending, malicious parties can receive the signed contract while preventing unparties from receiving it. In this way, malicious parties can vary the contract while unparties cannot. So our goal is to construct a communication efficient protocol. This is supported by the following observation. So in the unconditional siting, local computations are typically simple, often just a series of linear operations. Therefore, the efficiency of a protocol in the real world is dominated by its communication complexity. So by representing the functionality as an arithmetic circuit, there are two main types of gates we need to handle, addition gates and the multiplication gates. Addition gates are typically free, requiring no communication. Therefore, the communication complexity depends up on the number of multiplication gates in the circuit. So it leads us to the following question. Is it possible to construct an unconditional MPC with guaranteed output delivery for one-third corruption such that the communication complexity from multiplication gates is linear in the number of parties? Having linear communication complexity means that the work done by a single party is independent of the number of parties participating in the computation. And as a result, the circuit, sorry, the protocol is fully scalable. Previously, best known result in this setting was provided by Tribune 01 Hertz in 2008. So in their construction, their protocol has communication complexity order of c times n plus dm times n squared plus n cubed. Here sees the side of the circuit and dm is the depth of the circuit. So we note that when the circuit is narrow and deep, dm times n squared becomes the dominating term and the communication complexity from multiplication gates can be as high as order of n squared. Unfortunately, this term dm times n squared appears in many previous works. It led Ben Sensen, Ferrer and Oztrowowski to ask whether this term is inherent in their work in 2012. So in this work, we gave the first construction where the communication complexity from multiplication gates is linear in the number of parties. Concretely, our protocol has communication complexity order of c times n plus n cubed. So this represents a strict improvement over the previously best known result. For convenience, we use square bracket a with subscript d to represent a d plus one out of n Shamir circuit sharing referred as a d-sharing. Let the shares be a one, a two to a n, especially the aspect CS party PI hosts as share AI. It is well-known that when t is smaller than n by three, a t-sharing can always be reconstructed even if some t-shares are incorrect. Before introducing our main techniques, we would like to mention two useful techniques which are well-used to construct efficient NPC with all of the guarantee in the unconditional setting. The first one is party elimination framework. It was first introduced in the work of her tomorrow predicted tech in 2000. So it is a general strategy to efficiently achieve perfect security. The first step is partitioning the whole circuit into several segments. All these segments will be evaluated in sequence. After evaluating one segment, all parties reach a consensus on whether the evaluation is successful or not. Say if it is successful, then all parties can continue to evaluate the next segment. Otherwise, a pair of parties who do not agree with each other, referred as disputed parties, is identified. Disputed parties will not participate in the rest of the computation, and the same segment will be re-evaluated. So in this way, we only need to focus on how to find a pair of disputed parties when a failure occurs. The second technique is BR triple. It was first introduced in the work of Beaver in 1991. A BR triple consists of three t-sharing, A, B, and C. Here, A, B are two random field elements and the C equals to A times B. To compute a multiplication gate with input-sharing X and Y, all parties need to reconstruct two t-sharing, X plus A and Y plus B. Then the output-sharing C can be represented by using two values, X plus A, Y plus B, and the three t-sharing, A, B, and C. Note that these techniques transform one multiplication operation into two reconstruction operations. Now let's have a quick review of the construction of Trubini-01 Hurt. After preparing enough BR triple during the preparation phase, the main task is to reconstruct several t-sharing for multiplication gates. In their work, they provided a protocol to reconstruct a batch of t-sharing at one time. The overall cost per batch is order of n squared and as a result, the average cost per gate is just order of n. However, only multiplication gates in one layer can be handled each time. Since each layer requires at least order of n squared communication, there is an overhead order of dm times n squared in their construction. To overcome this barrier, our starting idea is letting one party to our reconstruction. A special party pqn is selected in the beginning. Then to reconstruct the t-sharing, say X plus A, pqn simply collects all shares from the rest of the parties, reconstruct the results, and sends the result back to them. In this way, the cost per gate is just order of n, even if only one gate is evaluated. However, if pqn is corrupted, then pqn may distribute any incorrect value or even send different values to different parties. It means that we need to check the correctness of the reconstructions. Where still, we find that this check is actually required every layer. Without check, not only the correctness cannot be guaranteed, but also a malicious pqn can learn the full value of an internal wear of the circuit. We give an explicit attack in our work for these simple two-level circuits which computes X times Y times W. The main security issue is that a t-sharing has too much redundancy. Piquing only needs t plus one shares to reconstruct a t-sharing and even recover every shares of this sharing. The high-level idea of our attack is letting a malicious pqn send an incorrect value to one honest party. Since this party uses an incorrect value, further shares provided by this party are also incorrect. However, pqn can use all shares except the share from this party to reconstruct the t-sharing and compute the correct share that this party should hold. By comparing the correct value and the incorrect value of this party, pqn can actually gain extra information. Note that each check is a consensus that is all parties should agree on whether the evaluation is successful or not. It is known that reaching a consensus requires at least n-square communication. Therefore, we still have this dm times n-square overhat in our construction. To avoid this check every layer, the high-level idea of our construction is using n out of n-sixth sharing. In this way, we can remove the redundancy of t-sharing and avoid the attack mentioned above. However, without redundancy, cheating becomes easier and finding a cheater becomes harder. We need to increase the redundancy to find a cheater. To this end, we rely on full consistency, a new technique to increase the redundancy of an n out of n-sixth sharing on demand. Recall that a t-sharing can always be reconstructed even if some t-shares are incorrect. In other words, t-sharing have enough redundancy. The basic idea of full consistency is using additional three t-sharing to commit the shares of an n out of n-sixth sharing. So we first partition our shares into three parts and then we expand each part to be evaluated t-sharing. In this way, every share can be recovered. We will include more details later. So first off, when we use n out of n-sixth sharing, referred as n-sharing, to avoid the check every layer. We include two additional n-sharing in a bureau triple, an n-sharing of the value a and an n-sharing of the value b. When evaluating one multiplication gates, instead of reconstructing two t-sharing, x plus a and y plus b, all parties reconstruct two n-sharing, the t-sharing x plus the n-sharing a and the t-sharing y plus the n-sharing b. Note that the shares sent by honest parties are just several independent and uniformly random elements. Therefore, all parties can securely evaluate multiple layers of multiplication gates, even if picking is corrupted. As before, further check is still necessary. We first check whether picking sends the same values to all other parties. If this check passes, then all the other shareings of multiplication gates are valid t-sharing. Then we need to check the correctness of all reconstructions. To do this, all parties simply recompute all reconstructions by using t-sharing x plus a and y plus b. We can simply use the protocol in the work of Truby Nio and Hertz. Note that the difference is that we have already computed a valid t-sharing for each wire. It means that we can do all reconstructions in parallel and the layer restriction in the work of Truby Nio and Hertz disappears. So if the check fails, then all parties automatically reach a consensus on the first incorrect reconstruction, say it is x star plus a star. There are two possibilities. A malicious picking may distribute an incorrect value or some corrupted party may send an incorrect share when picking reconstructed the t-sharing x star plus the n-sharing a star. Since it is an unautomated sharing, any party can send a wrong share without being caught. In other words, the redundancy of an unautomated sharing is not enough to find a cheater. Therefore, we need to go back to see how these unautomated sharing are generated. We use square bracket a star with subscript t and n to represent two shareings of the same value a star. One is a t-sharing and the other one is an n-sharing. We refer these two shareings as double shareings. In the beginning, each party generates and distributes double shareings of a random element si. Let n be a hyperinvertible matrix then the double shareings of a1, a2 to an can be computed by multiplying m and the double shareings generated by each party. Especially, the double shareings of a star can be computed by multiplying the a star's row of m and the vector of double shareings generated by each party. Recall that a t-sharing can always be reconstructed even if some t-share are incorrect. Therefore, t-sharing has enough redundancy. We only need to focus on n-sharing. Our goal is to be able to recover every share of an n-sharing si for every i. We observe that a t-sharing has enough redundancy and a t-sharing is determined by t plus one shares. By listing all shares as the matrix, each row is a valid n-sharing and each party holds shares in one column. When we partition this matrix into three parts, such that each part contains at most t plus one columns. To increase the redundancy, say for the red star matrix, we can expand each row to be a valid t-sharing. This new matrix can be seen as the robust version of the red star matrix and every share can be recovered no matter how crowded parties behave. Similarly, we may generate two other matrices as the robust versions of the yellow star matrix and the green star matrix. With these three matrices, every share of the original matrix can be recovered. Let the last matrix be all t-sharing s1, s2 to sn. For every i, we call these four t-sharing s i zero, s i one, s i two, and s i three are four consistent tuple of shareings. Formally, a tuple of shareings s zero, s one, s two, s three is four consistent with respect to a partition of all parties where the size of each site is at most t plus one. If it satisfies that the shares of s one held by parties in p one, the shares of s two held by parties in p two and the shares of s three held by parties in p three form a valid n-sharing of the value s zero. We note that four consistencies preserved under linear operations. Each party i generates and distributes three additional t-sharing s i one, s i two, and s i three such that together with the t-sharing s i, this four t-sharing is a four consistent tuple and the corresponding n-sharing is the n-sharing s i. In this way, each party uses a four consistent tuple to commit the shares of the n-sharing is generated. Since four consistencies preserved under linear operations, we can compute a four consistent tuple of a s star as the commitments of the n-sharing a s star.  Then they send their shares to p king. Note that these three t-sharing s can be seen as the robust version of the t-sharing x s star plus the n-sharing a s star. With these three t-sharing s, p king is able to recover every share of the t-sharing x s star plus the n-sharing a s star, and find the party who send the wrong share. As a summary, we first use n-out of n-seq shareings to evaluate, so securely evaluate multiple layers of multiplication gates. Then we need to check the correctness of reconstructions. In the case that some reconstruction is incorrect, we use full consistency to increase the redundancy of n-out of n-seq sharing. And finally, we can find the cheater also relying on full consistency. Thank you. Questions? Okay, we have no questions. Let's thank all speakers of the session.


Yeah, we on boss talk one-on-one. See, yeah, that's what I'm saying from what he would, what he would, what, how he addressed it and saying, hey, you know, I got this, I got Boosie. He never told you about Boosie. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He just, you know, chat, man, got your little nigga, man. He dope. That's it. And that's all we talk about. Yeah. We used to talk about other stuff besides the audience. Because I remember when Boosie came, you know, like when he came out, I know I got my first CD from George over there. And he gave it to me. They had no, nothing but Boosie on there. I think Pimp C and Boosie had a song together, I want to say. It was a long time ago.  Yeah, it was something, it was something they had together. It was the B-Low. Yeah. Oh, yeah?  Yeah, but it was a, it was, I think he had a whole CD too, but... You ain't never heard that? No, but listen, he had a whole CD. And he just told me that Pimp C, you know, pretty much rocked with Boosie. And I always thought like, dang, man, Pimp, you know, and even Webby, they love bringing his name up and talking about him because of the legacy they left for them too. So it's like even the KLC, when he was on here talking about Pimp, Pimp left a piece with Mr. Lee as well. Let me tell you something, because I listened to it all. He affected everybody that he came and touched it. He did. Everybody. He was a different dude, bro. He was a beacon. And in a different way? Yes. Each person in a different way? Yes, yes. That's crazy. Yes. Yes. And like I say, I don't want to... So much to what you just said. People take stuff and then in their head, you remember I say they make these things up? So much to the point that a famous DJ, I can say his name in Houston, he claimed Bobo because he had just lost a little boy in the house fire as well. Really? He said he was the Bobo that Chad was talking about on the song. Ooh. You can't say his name. He said he can. Okay. You know, I don't want to... But you don't want to. He thinks that. And it's hard. Hold on. You said a famous DJ, is he still a famous DJ right now? In Houston? Oh my God, yes. And he thinks that that was to him. If I say his name, you be like, what? But he did lose a child in a fire. In a similar way. In a similar way. But at the same time? At the same time? Though that he wouldn't... I don't know. Yeah, because it would have to be around the same time for him to... Chad told me on two different occasions. Said he got approached to him and said, Bro, thank you for doing that song for me. Chad said, Bro, it was... And Chad didn't bust his bubble? Did he have a new name, Bobo? No. No, no. But it's good that Chad didn't bust his bubble. I'm not going to bust his bubble. Exactly. And that's therapeutic for him. Yes. That's why he... What he's saying is he affect people like so much that it crosses over into places where you wouldn't even imagine. I hear a lot of people say stuff. I'd be like... You know the truth. And that's the one that you know about, but imagine how many other people might feel out where that was about. That's what I'm saying. He ain't going to lie when he did it. He'll make you feel like that, though. Yeah.  I was that guy. In the beginning, if Chad was in Dallas, everybody would know. He made you feel it, huh? I would roll it. Oh, yeah. I was a man. Oh, yeah. And I was like, man, this dude... Yeah, this is all the therapy I need. It was different. It was. Because we weren't talking about D. Back then, nobody was talking about it. When they came out talking about that D, I was like... That's why I think he meant when he was saying that about... Even about alluding to the fact that it was cheesy or whoever about fake dope prices and all that stuff, and not talking about the bad when you just talk about the good. This stuff was really happening. And I knew because being from the streets, I felt him on... You saw him in the Feds. The Feds in town. And all that. That was therapeutic as well. And it kept me aware of not getting caught up so much to not watch for the Feds to come to the town. It ain't all about bothering. It ain't all about bothering when you say that. That's right. When you really... You got to be mentally able to deal with this. Every time you hustling, all this... Like I say, he was the counselor. He was a counselor for me. That's... You might be helping me tonight. That may be why I loved his music so much. Because being in the streets, it was dangerous. Doing all the stuff that was happening during that time. And at the end of the day, it made you feel like everything was going to be okay. And if it wasn't, you knew what you had to face. Exactly. Because you think outside looking in. People thought, oh, they glorifying it. But no, it wasn't a glorification of it. All they did was say what they did, they had been through in the pitfalls. Yeah. You make your own choices. Wow. You make your own choices. Yeah. And they could paint some vivid pictures. And let me tell you something. I can remember... I'll tell you about how them boys could rap. And they would rap about real life experiences. That's right.