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The Level1 Show November 8 2022: Chegg Yourself Before You Wregg Yourself



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0:00 – Intro
4:20 – FCC commissioner says government should ban TikTok
6:23 – Leaked Documents Outline DHS’s Plans to Police Disinformation
9:07 – White House invites dozens of nations for ransomware summit
10:14 – New York could be first state with a ‘Right to Repair’ law
11:43 – Multiple data breaches suggest ed tech company Chegg didn’t do its homework, alleges FTC
13:35 – Rural areas to get $759M in grants for high-speed internet
15:40 – New Hampshire set to pilot voting machines that use software everyone can see
17:31 – U.S. pushes Japan and other allies to join China chip curbs
18:29 – The NYPD has joined Amazon’s Ring Neighbors surveillance network
19:49 – ‘The Babylon Bee’ Joins ‘The Onion’ in Decrying Ohio Parody Punishment
22:28 – New hot job: State high-speed internet network director
23:24 – Pay transparency law: Employers can’t hide salary ranges in NYC
25:02 – Hong Kong to explore legalizing retail crypto trades in reversal of previous proposal
25:38 – China submarines: Lithium batteries may soon power world’s largest fleet of submarines
27:42 – India cenbank to start pilot of digital rupee on Nov 1
28:41 – India sets up panel with veto power over social media content moderation
30:25 – New EU Law Could Force Apple to Allow Other App Stores, Sideloading, and iMessage Interoperability
32:05 – Europe telco industry pushes Big Tech to pay for building the internet
33:54 – Airbnb faces light-touch regulation under EU plan
35:43 – ALMA observatory in Chile targeted by cyberattack
36:31 – Votes in Slovakia’s parliament suspended after alleged ‘cybersecurity incident’
38:35 – Mondelez, Zurich settle $100m+ NotPetya insurance lawsuit
39:46 – Google ad for GIMP.org served info-stealing malware via lookalike site
42:06 – U.S. banks processed about $1.2 billion in ransomware payments in 2021
43:07 – Big Meat Companies Want to Use Smartwatches to Track Workers’ Every Move
44:55 – Early MakerDAO Developer and Stablecoin Pioneer Found Dead in Puerto Rico

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46 Comments

  1. Mat

    awesome content as always, even without Wendell's hot takes, unfortunately

  4. E Berger

    RE: bees; here in U.K. the monarch owns all the swans & is the head of state. You couldn’t hunt a swan without the Queen’s permission etc. Luckily swans don’t tend to run amok, but there’s no reason you couldn’t say your president owns all the bees. Would be quite funny if anyone anywhere who wanted to anything bee related had to write to the White House bee department.

  8. E Berger

    Re: airBnB; here in London the local regulations means that you can’t rent out the whole house for more than 91 days a year. Doubt it is policed much though. I’ve had a room on AirBnB for year: it’s still cheaper here but it’s got so much less chilled than it was. Gone are the days you’d just be staying in someone’s spare room & so are the really cheap rents. I regularly have people check in 5 to 10 hours late. Everything gets cleaned even if it’s clean. Also less than 5% of people read the ‘House Manual’ so I suspect you could get away with a camera quite easily. People don’t even look at the amenities. I regularly get asked for a hair drier. I have short hair. Amenities are pictures. Cameras probably are too. I think you’re also supposed to put a sign up too but I guarantee they won’t be read as I’ve tried signs for other stuff.

  9. William

    I feel like the cost of fiber internet is artificially high. i plan on wiring my own fiber LAN, and it seems easier than crimping RJ45s, aligning t568a/b, realizing you should have gotten solid core cables, banging your head against a wall that you have to re-crimp for the 10th time.
    Crimping fiber looks insanely easy, take off the shielding around the core, stick on the receiver, screw on the end. boom optics

  10. Mat

    36:33 most Point of Sale clients now are just thin clients / glorified browsers for webapps / website only POS systems

  12. E Berger

    Re: Congress Food: when the need for hot food was dropped in (U.K.) law the hospitals switched to vending machines. You used to be able to go any time of day and get an omelette or something. There’d often only be 1 thing & 1 (grumpy) person but they had to provide hot food to workers (this was before those heated chicken vending machines existed). Just put a room of vending machines for them.

  14. Stephen

    27:00 Lithium batteries on a submarine is a big deal, because they're significantly more expensive and more dangerous than lead acid or other common more stable types of batteries. The benefit is greatly reduced weight and energy density, which is pretty huge considering the potential operational scope it would bring. Typically, a sub like this uses a diesel generator to charge its batteries on the surface, and use batteries underwater.

    I'm curious to see where this goes, because there's only two reasons for submarines right now. Surveillance and MAD.

  20. DGO

    If "democratic vote" leaves exactly half of the population unhappy, I guess maybe it shouldn't be taken at face value. Such outcome most likely means that both candidates are equally BAD, and/or the whole thing is pointless and your vote is irrelevant… Disclaimer – I've never voted in my life, so I don't claim to be an expert. I am just trying to reason here, rather than mindlessly conform to some external process.

  22. Eugene Elkin

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  27. Just4Games

    In Europe, it depends on the country. Here in Romania, we have 4 telecom providers, and 5 euros can get you unlimited data, voice and calls.

  31. Ash Kebora

    The price increases ARE NOT inflation. They're CEOs pushing prices up for profits. Full stop.

    Corporate profits wouldn't be at a record high if their expenses were going up in proportion…

  32. Andrew

    What's crazy about the high-speed internet for agricultural areas is the high-speed internet is intended to support farm automation technologies like autonomous tractors that rely on high quality internet connections.

  35. Austausch Motor

    Yeah, not dead yet at least on Tuesday, is all we'll know. But just leave it up to Papa Elon to mess with us again.
    Also, loved seeing Kreestuh's creative process in SuchArt! Would probably get up at 2AM to watch next time.

  36. hellboundgrinnin

    People like Elon, Bezos, Trump etc. are the supervillains of our time/era.
    And they say that a hero could save us

    I'm not gonna stand here and wait ♬

  38. mrgreengns

    Make a video about making a DIY ring camera! I know there's an old one it could use an update! I think Ryan has hair

  41. Justin Rodriguez

    There are almost daily riptide warnings in San Juan. A friend of mine nearly drowned last year getting caught in one.

  43. jakob findlay

    I don't care about being flagged for this I agree with Ryan all government is screwed up and needs reform neither side is the answer

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