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tom green
remember him
for some reason he was funny
im not sure why
but people loved him
its was around the time of jackass
so people were into strange tv
its was a good time to be alive
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How Bitcoin Fuels the Dark Web | Blockchain Central - Duration: 5:00.
Hey everybody, welcome to a new episode on BLOCKCHAIN CENTRAL!
Today I will take you on a tour through the underbelly of the Internet!
I'm sure you've heard that there exists a dark side with no regulations, no central control.
It is called the Dark Web and we'll see how it takes advantage of blockchain technologies.
The darknet is basically a second Internet.
It does not have normal URLs or links as we are used to in our browsers.
Instead, websites are available via onion addresses.
These look something like that:
…and they are not available on your regular browser.
Instead, you need to download a Tor browser.
The Tor browser is a particular, privacy-focused browser, that can resolve onion addresses.
The darknet itself is also more privacy-focused.
It has the reputation of being less monitored than the regular internet.
But, since the Tor project has been mostly financed by the U.S government, there are
controversies regarding the Tor browser being actually traced by U.S authorities.
Tor browsers and services are still seen by most people as the area outside of government control.
That is why, all sorts of different things can happen there.
Big newspapers, for example, can have whistleblowing sites.
Those are addresses where anyone can anonymously tip a big story.
There are also news sites that are too controversial to be even present on the regular Internet.
But the main difference is in the marketplaces.
Anything that is in demand, can be found there: porn, guns, contract killers…
But the most significant form of a market has to do with drugs.
A search engine called Grams not only delivers links to many such marketplaces across the
dark web, but also looks very much like Google.
So, let's compare the darknet to a regular marketplace.
Take a regular service like Amazon.
You have an account there under your real name.
When you want to buy something, your search for it and Amazon shows you the item.
You decide on a product and pay with a credit card or PayPal.
Theoretically, there are only two parties involved: you and Amazon, but it's not that simple.
The system only works because the government enforces the law.
There are quality checks for products, laws for purchases and laws for banks.
There are patents protecting successful products.
All of these laws have the goal to create trust and certainty.
When purchasing anything online, you heavily rely on a functional government.
And how would this work on the darknet?
It has to be different, right?
Well, there are no laws.
That is why, people need other ways of building trust.
Darknet markets do not have copyright laws.
If one product sells well, anyone can sell it under the same name and design.
There are no trade laws: whether you actually ship your product or not is uncertain.
And, of course, there is no quality control.
So, how can it work?
Product and merchant quality are assessed via reviews and payments are made via Bitcoin escrows.
An escrow works like this: a darknet marketplace has a drug seller.
If you want to purchase something, the money goes into an escrow wallet.
Basically, you pay the Bitcoins to the marketplace.
Only after the product was received the money is released to the seller.
All of this typically works with Bitcoin.
For years darknet drug markets have been the only real use case for Bitcoin.
Obviously, these marketplaces are highly illegal, and eventually, they caught the attention
of organizations like the CIA.
Today, the all early marketplaces are gone.
The biggest of all of them was the "Silk Road", which primarily used Bitcoin to manage
its transactions.
They boasted billion dollar annual revenues before Bitcoin was even crossing the 500$ line.
Today, it's founder, Ross Ulbricht, is in prison; he was caught in a public San Francisco library.
The site is down, and a banner by the FBI greets the curious visitor ever since.
What have we learned today?
The darknet is the Wild West of the Internet.
It features a variety of marketplaces.
These marketplaces have to find solutions that work without enforced laws.
Hiding from the government is also obligatory.
That is why, payments are exclusively made in cryptocurrencies.
As the first cryptocurrency, Bitcoin became the standard method of payment.
For years now, this has been the most widespread real-world use case of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
Fortunately, the potential for blockchain technology in most industries has been discovered
in the recent years, with many new real-world use cases to come.
Before you go, please note that this content neither represents financial, legal, or tax
advice, nor is it supposed to be understood or interpreted as solicitation to buy or sell
any securities, coins or tokens.
Thank you so much for watching.
If you liked this video, make sure to hit that like button and don't forget to subscribe
to Blockchain Central to never miss a beat!
Happy investing!
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GMMTV Series 2019 | DARK BLUE KISS - Duration: 2:53.
Ai Pete
Don't you think we do it too often? / Come on.
It's only two times a week. / Three, maybe four sometime.
What? But you seem to quite enjoy it.
What the hell are you talking about?
I am referring to you sleeping over at my house./ This is my house./ (looking around) Errr.... that's it.
What is your problem? / Get up and take a shower.
Come quick.
What's your problem? / We almost got caught that we came to university together.
It's exciting, isn't it? / Exciting my ass! Go!
Keep walking! Go!
You didn't shave? What's wrong? / Do it for me.
Kao! / Huh! Mom!... What is it, Mom?
Love
Secret
How come there are only two of you?
I did not see you bring anyone else home.
When are you going to tell your mom about us?
I already told my Dad about us.
It's not the same.
Love = 2 people
The director's son's name is Non
Can you help tutor him?
No way!
That Kid Non is a Siam Cute Boy, right? I don't like him.
I'm leaving now P' Pete / Are you jealous?
Kao, long time no see. / Yes, P' Sun.
Ai Pete, I and P'Sun have nothing going on. Trust me.
I trust you, but I don't trust P' Sun.
And there's also this jerk Mork too. Why the heck is he here?
Words and Heart / Words and Heart don't match
What's wrong with you recently, Mork? / I'm annoyed. Your brother always scolds me whenever he sees me.
It's spilled already. What am I suppose to do?
Spilled huh? Then take off your shirt and wipe it!
Are you satisfied now?
Rain, don't hang out with Mork anymore. Please.
I told you how many times not to cause trouble. / You perceive me as a bad person already.
Punch me! Go ahead and punch me!
Will it be possible?
Ai Mork, what do you want with my brother? / Damn it!
Love will overcome all obstacles
I think all parents know who their children are.
They just don't always say it out loud.
To prove their hearts
The relationship between us is not possible.
Tay Tawan
New Thitipoom
Podd Supakorn
Fluke Gawin
Pluem Pongpisal
AJ Chayapol
And what if that day comes?
To break up with you?
That will never happen.
So, where are we going to sleep tonight?
Still?
You won't stop talking about it?
Prepare your lips for another "kiss"
Soon
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Top 10 Scary Facebook Dark Secrets - Part 3 - Duration: 11:28.
Who would have thought that Facebook would have enough shady things about it that I could
do 3 videos about it and still have only scratched the surface? Well, I did. And you. And pretty
much anybody who has heard the word Facebook before. OK - so its no surprise that were
here then, but here we are anyway, my name is Danny Burke and this is the Top 10 Scary
Facebook Dark Secrets - Part 3.
Starting off at number 10 we have People You May Know[a]. Many of you are familiar with
the -People You May Know- feature on Facebook. Facebook will recommend people to you that
it thinks you should be friends with. OK - that sounds fine right - Facebook says it comes
from things like mutual friends, being tagged in the same photo as someone or networks you
belong to such as schools, universities and workplaces. In may 2018 though, Mashable published
an article that suggested Facebook may be using shadier tactics. The author reported
that they had been suggested to be friends with people they had been on dates with in
the past, people with whom they had no mutual friends with. Their co workers Dad was also
suggested, someone they had only one mutual connection with. They were also suggested
to be friends with people they had no mutual friends with whatsoever - sometimes even people
who incomplete profiles. They inquired about whats going on with Facebook - a spokesman
said -Confirming that the help center content is accurate and reflects the most common types
of information that inform suggestions- … the fact that Facebook said -the most common types-
made people think that they have other types of data on you - data that you or anyone else
may never know - what data is this, how do they get it? Either way, Im sure its all very
credible. Facebook has never done anything strange with peoples data. Ahem.
Moving on to number 9 we have The Like Button[b]. Heres something I never knew - have you ever
been to a page with a Facebook like button. It could be a news site, a gaming site, a
forum, whatever it is - Im sure you know what Ive been, youve probably even been on a site
like that today. Its supposed to be a quick way for you to like or share the content on
Facebook - but it has a pretty creepy underbelly to it - if any site has a Facebook like button
- then Facebook knows youve been there - and I mean any site, even sites that you maybe
want to keep hidden from other people. Facebook says -"We collect information when you visit
or use third-party websites and apps that use our Services (like when they offer our
Like button or Facebook Log In or use our measurement and advertising services)- … so
by you agreeing to use Facebook and those websites agreeing to include the like button
- Facebook can accurately track wherever youve been. Im sure that when some people learn
that, they start noticing the like button a lot more …
Next up at number 8 we have Your Profile Picture[c]. Did you know that Facebook basically owns
your pictures. Many people don't realise that Facebook can legally use your pictures for
whatever they want. You might think theres no way this is possible - their your pictures,
right? You either took them or they include you - that sounds like enough for you to own
them. Well, apparently not, apparently the moment you upload a picture, youve agreed
to certain times. If you don't believe me, lets take a look the terms and conditions
that Im sure weve all read. Try not to mouth the words along with me - no matter how tempting
it is. Facebook says -For content that is covered by intellectual property rights, like
photos and videos (IP content), you specifically give us the following permission, subject
to your privacy and application settings: you grant us a non-exclusive, transferable,
sub-licensable, royalty-free, worldwide license to use any IP content that you post on or
in connection with Facebook (IP License).- … so there you go - technically speaking,
Facebook can use your picture however they want - they could even slap a 10 storey picture
of you on the side of a skyscraper. Theyre not gonna do that though so don't worry - or
maybe just worry a little bit - a little bit of worry is good …
Next up at number 7 we have The Face Map[d]. Did you know that Facebook has a map of your
face? This is where things start to get really weird. Facebook actually knows whos in your
pictures or if youre in someone elses pictures before youve even managed to tag them in it.
Some of you may have already realised this when Facebook suggests who to tag before youve
even typed in any names. The reason now is clear, Facebook scans and maps faces so that
it can recommend tags for pictures. A lot of people may just find this a useful feature
but if you think about it - this feature means that Facebook has mapped everyones face who
has ever been tagged in any picture on Facebook - thats a few billion people. Facebook can
probably track faces better than some police departments. Welcome to the future.
Next up at number 6 we have Specific Searches[e]. Generally, people use the search bar on Facebook
to either search for people and places - its just the name of a friend or the name of a
restaurant, something like that. Most people arent aware though that you can search for
creepily specific things in the search bar. If you want to search for single people in
Chicago who like Ed Sheeran - you can do that - Facebook will bring up people who tick all
those boxes. These people didndt sign up for anything to be listed in this way, theyre
just single on Facebook, they have set their location to Chicago and they may have hit
like on an Ed Sheeran page two years ago. Other searches can include searching for married
people who attended an event, searching for friends in a certain area who had pictures
as a certain restaurant - the list goes on. Some may see that as a helpful feature, others
may be deleting their account as I speak …
Next up at number 5 we have Facebook Depression[f]. A lot of people have reported that increased
Facebook use has a correlation with being depressed. But is that actually true? Well,
in fairness, there have been studies that have found no link at all but there have also
been some well discussed ones that do. One of those came from Harvard[g]. They found
that real world social networks were a good thing. Thats groups, families, friends or
networks who have regular contact in the real world. Facebook was negatively associated
with overall well being. The results were particuarly strong for mental health, most
measures of Facebook in one year predicted a decrease in mental health a year later.
They found cosistently that both liking others content and clicking links significantly predicted
a subsequent reduction in self reported physical health, mental health and life satisfaction.
Honestly, of all the reasons to give up Facebook, that seems to be the most compelling for some
people, what do you guys think?
Moving on to number 4 we have No Deleting[h]. We may have touched on this point in previous
videos but I this deserves its own point. YOU can delete anything you want on Facebook
- but that doesnt mean Facebook deletes them. Deleting a picture on Facebook is more like
deleting something on your computer - it goes to your recycle bin. You have to go into your
recycle bin to actually delete it for good. The recycle bin in this analogy is Facebook.
In their own words -When you delete IP content, it is deleted in a manner similar to emptying
the recycle bin on a computer. However, you understand that removed content may persist
in backup copies for a reasonable period of time.- … so there we have it, they even
admit they are like a recycle bin. Of course, just like weve talked about before, this doesnt
mean Facebook is just randomly saving peoples pictures they delete - but the capability
is there. I also find it interesting that their backup copies remain for -a reasonable
amount of time- … that could be anything, it could be a day, a week, or forever …
Next up at number 3 we have The Right To Remove[i]. So by now in the video, weve already established
that Facebook can track you, they can keep your deleted content, they can do a lot - but
at least they cant delete things you don't want them to - wrong. Facebook reserves the
right to remove whatever it wants from your page. Before you freak out too much - they
will tell you that theyve done it if they do - so if you havent been informed by them,
they probably havent done it. They also give you the right to appeal it which is good.
But when it comes down to actually deleting it, they don't need your permission and they
don't have to inform you. The Facebook terms and conditions read -We can remove any content
or information you post on Facebook if we believe that it violates this Statement or
our policies- … some people think this is fine, that Facebook would only use to this
power to remove something that incites hatred or violence, others have pointed to examples
where they believe Facebook was silencing free speech. This topic really does tend to
divide people, where do you stand on it?
Moving on to number 2 we have Selling Your Face[j]. We talked earlier about Facebook
owning your pictures and reserving the right to use them yourself - well this is kind of
the next progression from that. Facebook can actually sell your pictures on to a 3rd party.
When you sign up for Facebook, you give them express permission to use your face in advertising
for them or another company. Again, if we refer to what Facebook says in their own terms
and conditions, they say -You give us permission to use your name, profile picture, content,
and information in connection with commercial, sponsored, or related content (such as a brand
you like) served or enhanced by us. This means, for example, that you permit a business or
other entity to pay us to display your name and/or profile picture with your content or
information, without any compensation to you.- … I like how that last bit is just salt
in the wound, they can use your face in advertising, and youre not gonna get a penny for it - sorry.
Can you imagine how freaky it would be to see your own Face on a poster for Facebook
or another company? Maybe its already happened …
And finally at number 1 we have The Facebook Bots[k]. OK, this isnt quite the same level
as The Terminator - but it freaked a lot of people out. In 2017, Facebook was forced to
shut down a pair of chabots they had created when they discovered that the bots had created
a secret language of their own. The algorithms behind the bots were created by Facebooks
AI Research lab as a way to improve the conversations that their chatbots were having with humans.
However, in their effort to boost the bots ability to negotiate and speak, the bots ended
up realising that normal language was actually inefficient. As they talked to each other,
they started saying gibberish sentences like -I can can i i everything else- … another
time one of them said -Balls have zero to me to me to me to me to me to me to me to
me to- …. I started to creep myself out a bit there. The point is, they were talking
to themself in a new language that people at Facebook didnt understand - they still
arent even sure what some of the phrases actually meant. The company pulled the plug on it - but
some people worry that they just went deeper with the experiments and eventually, they
may end up accidentally creating Skynet. Oh look, weve come full circle with the Terminator
reference.
That seems like a good place to end it - if youd like me to dig up some dark secrets or
just weird things about some other big company - I can do that for you. I cant do that about
people though. Big companies is where I draw the line. As always, I have to say thank you
for watching guys, my name is Danny Burke and Ill see you all in the next video!
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tom green
remember him
for some reason he was funny
im not sure why
but people loved him
its was around the time of jackass
so people were into strange tv
its was a good time to be alive
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