GANGSTER right to repair Testimony by Tarah Wheeler of Securepairs

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@bobp1016 3 года назад

I applaud this woman for telling the truth.

@Acolyte00 3 года назад

Wow he's still reading comments from super old videos. What a guy.

@t00by00zer 3 года назад

@@Acolyte00 you patting yourself on the back?

@Acolyte00 3 года назад

@@t00by00zer Absolutely

@bobp1016 3 года назад

@@Acolyte00 So why are you watching an old video and reading and making comments? You should not make comments about other when when you are doing the exact same thing. You’re a hypocrite.

@totallyunoriginalusername 3 года назад

@@bobp1016 did I miss something, because it sounded like he was complimenting him on reading old comments, & here you are lambasting the dude over it... on second thought, I guess it could be taken as him being sarcastic, but even so, to get so upset over something as minute as this really takes a special kind of person. Nonetheless, good job, thank you for defending this comment section, I see a bright future ahead of you 👏👏👏.

@MrDaChicken 4 года назад

"That's how you pronounce hacker when testifying in front of a committee"........... Frikkin brilliant.

@peterpain6625 4 года назад

She knows how to put anchors in her speech. Clearly has reported to clueless people before ;)

@Warlock_UK 4 года назад

She's funny but she doesn't wait for the laugh to derail it. STAY ON TARGET!

@GrumpyDerg 4 года назад

@@Warlock_UK I think she gave it a short moment (just the right amount) for a chuckle, but seeing that there was none, she just continued as intended. :D

@MrDaChicken 4 года назад

@@ukpkmkk_2 At the end of listing her qualifications, she said she was " an offensive security analyst" or words to that effect. Followed by my original post.

@MrDaChicken 4 года назад

@@ukpkmkk_2 Well, think about it. She is speaking to non-technical politicians. And "hacker" is a dirty word to non tech people. Yet for real world security practices, getting someone to try and crack your safety measures is done all the time. When a company hires you to do it, you are an "offensive security analyst". Or, a good guy. When anyone ELSE does it, they are a hacker. Since "offensive security analyst" would mean nothing to the people she was talking to, she put it in terms they would likely understand. Which I found hilarious. Your Mileage May Vary. :)

@luismiguel-dt1ge 3 года назад

Almost every line was a clever joke or a burn, while delivering information, amazing.

@twothreefour234 3 года назад

Her audience is an easy target. Let's face it the made it legal to stand in Congress and lie to our face. We are their boss. Time to let them know it.

@one.2622 3 года назад

Oh wow you caught all those? Good job!

@StrikeWarlock 3 года назад

She even burned Seattle on the way in

@sev7463 4 года назад

"If this was about security we wouldn't be broadcasting this on public TV" OOOOOOOOO the burrrrrnnnnnn! Well done Tarah!

@Bill.Pearson 4 года назад

Ummm--"...and not on public ACCESS television..." Very, very different things. That is not public TV, and she didn't say "broadcasting".

@alexucon 3 года назад

@@Bill.Pearson stfu

@JackPorter 3 года назад

@@Bill.Pearson stfu

@CHOPSTYX93 3 года назад

@@Bill.Pearson stfu

@CarboKnight 3 года назад

@@Bill.Pearson stfu

@JFrameMan 4 года назад

There's talent to putting together this much palatable information in 2 minutes.

@Stevenx01 4 года назад

And yet they didn't let her finish without interrupting...

@scubadiva666 4 года назад

I was blown away by how succinct it was!

@thewolfin 4 года назад

Probably left most of the chair members reeling, having to come back to the footage later.

@1014p 4 года назад

Yea speed talking isn’t a good thing. The words literally blended together. I caught one part being a reparable device is designed to be fixed and isn’t same as breaking firmware code out to change.

@TheNSJaws 4 года назад

@@1014p Sadly that isn't her fault, as you could see they started interrupting her right as she was about to finish (Also she was obviously drawing breath in the mic. which indicates that this isn't her normal state of communications - She knows she had to be fast for this one.).

@2011blueman 3 года назад

The deadpan comedy in this one is incredibly strong.

@TheDiveDawg 3 года назад

Brilliant would be another strong word to describe this testimonial and the comedy within.

@joshuakuehn 3 года назад

This lady is a Master Craftswoman. Her entire segment was a joy to behold

@bryanhersman4037 3 года назад

The material is fine but even for deadpan the timing is way off. She needs a few pauses. Probably because she is just reading and trying to be fast.

@5150_Designs 4 года назад

"I live in Seattle, possibly Seattle traffic" Sad no one caught that joke.

@apmgold 4 года назад

For us non-US followers, please explain.👍

@mahuk. 4 года назад

yeah, as someone who doesn't live in the US, I don't get it either.

@BruteSparta 4 года назад

@@apmgold I think she meant it as the traffic is so bad you spend a good portion of your day in your car just driving.

@tpat90 4 года назад

@@BruteSparta One could argue, you won't get home at all: It's 5pm. You leave your workplace and get in your car, 15 minutes of driving ahead of you. After an hour you finally exit the car park and start driving. Two hours later you arrive at the first street crossing, you noticed it by the fact that the traffic has a regular rhythm of waiting in silence and waiting whilst honking. You jump out of the car, since it won't move in the next hour and get something to eat. After a long journey your exhausted but there it is, the highway. It's 3am when your home, you think for a short moment, you brush your teeth change your clothes, you get back in the car and start driving to work. Since you got a good 3 hours sleep on the way home and you will get a few hours more on the way back you won't even be sleep deprived.

@bobjackson4287 4 года назад

@@apmgold A little late but i can explain, i grew up there. Seattle has some of the worst traffic imaginable in the US, even places like SF LA and Vegas are not as bad. For instance i went to college in Redmond, and i lived in North Seattle. Seattle proper has bridges going north of it, west, and east and the traffic on big interstates like I5 is jammed packed every single day. A trip from my campus to home a trip of a little over 10 miles would take upwards of a hour and a half most days, crossing two major bridges (520 floating and Aurora bridge) and this was before they tolled them. Living in traffic is a thing in Seattle if you work normal hours.

@heathermetz6576 3 года назад

2:21 “Apple and Google can still design phones that, protect user security, while allowing private repairs.”

@NeoFreezz 3 года назад

they can, but apple doesn't want to

@benjammin8510 3 года назад

Of course then can..

@rossmanngroup 4 года назад

Tarah clearly has her plate full with opportunities to work & make money , and she still took time out of her busy day & work schedule to debunk lobbyist bullshit. Most people who work in the industry don't bother taking time out of their day to testify in favor of these bills because there is nothing in it for them: true experts in their craft have too much paying business to make time to testify at a legislative hearing. Please give her a thank you for taking the time out of her day to come testify today. I have attended many hearings in the past five years and this was the best testimony I have ever heard. Well planned, factual, effective, and delivered on point. I stopped her on her way out to let her know how awesome I thought she was. I hope you do as well. twitter.com/tarah?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

@DaggerPrince 4 года назад

+Louis Rossmann: notice the 0 "uhhmmm umm"s in her testimony compared to those bullshit lobbyist. haahhaaha! no reason to be uncomfortable telling the truth if u know just how right u are - and thats exactly what she did! thanks for bringing us this video Louis. and for being there and for giving a personal thanks to people like her who do it for the people and have nothing else to gain out of it, just better life for her fellow countrymen/women.

@spycozelot 4 года назад

I hope they understood what she stated along with all the facts. let's be honest many in of those elderly figures don't know allot.

@CFox.7 4 года назад

Be careful with your titles - dont try to shit stir and potentially upset legislators by possibly being seen to try to goad them into making the right decision. Legislators usually have big ego's and need to be seen to be discovering the correct decision themselves - in the absence of corporate lobbyi$t$ of course. Other than that, sure, keep building up a ground swell of support in the public. :)

@Hex-Mas 4 года назад

All she needs is dem sun glasses

@bthemedia 4 года назад

Well done 👍 Glad to see cyber security experts speaking truth to this matter!

@carlscorner4820 4 года назад

Louis, the best way to explain this to simple people is that they own a car, the tire goes flat and they have to call the manufacture of the car to get the tire replaced/fixed or have the spare put on. They cannot use AAA, Bob's towing, or do it themselves as that might void the cars warranty.

@brapamaldi7666 4 года назад

and the manufacturer says, sorry cant fix your flat without killing all the cars occupants. or tells you the only way to fix it is to buy a new car

@imightbebiased9311 4 года назад

@@brapamaldi7666 And also, for some reason, it deletes all the passengers inside.

@brightstarlastname2812 4 года назад

You have to find a new car, that is the same price as a new Apple product, too make sense to the panel. Then maybe compare the price of a windshield replacement, to a touch screen replacement. A car battery, to a phone/tablet battery. Ignition switch, too a phone/tablet power switch. OnStar microphone, too a phone/tablet microphone. Bumper replacement, too a phone/tablet case replacement.

@killuaz5039 4 года назад

Lol I agree you want people to side with you facts like she is spewing people don't understand. You want to make an impact do what sales people do and make it in a way they understand in the real world

@theHighfallen 4 года назад

Not exactly accurate. If your engine break and take it to a third party shop for warranty repair it’s not going to be covered.

@Comicsluvr 3 года назад

THIS is what a smart, calm, informed person sounds like when they know they have limited time to get their point across. There was no off-topic ramble, a couple of jokes (one which hit close to home with the committee I'm sure) and although she was speaking quickly, she was very articulate and clear.

@zhouxiadong3673 3 года назад

if only she was a bit more hot I could really get behind this girl but still I'll give her 9/10

@Aashishkebab 3 года назад

@@zhouxiadong3673 really?

@zhouxiadong3673 3 года назад

@@BoraniumArt it's not easy hanging out being so sexy when others are not sexy on my level

@zhouxiadong3673 3 года назад

@Reicito I get your point and I guess your right. I’m just always looking for chicks to make out with

@aabracadavra 3 года назад

@@zhouxiadong3673 You must be one of the most beta simps I've ever encountered. And I've seen plenty.

@1ginner1 3 года назад

My former boss, always told me, " when giving a presentation, be succinct and accurate", case in point.

@agypsycircle 4 года назад

I love how she added a bit of humor to her testimony! And her explanation of being a hacker just burned every single lobbyist to date on that whole “it’s a threat to data” argument!

@ThisIsAVeryBadIdea 4 года назад

"I'm a hacker. That's literally what I'm paid to do. I'm a good thing."

@agypsycircle 4 года назад

Thaddeus Jancewicz She’s a hacker who specializes in testing other companies security, so yeah, it IS a good thing!

@clawtoris 4 года назад

do they (the lobbyist) actually understand any of these stuff?

@CitizenPerkins 4 года назад

@@clawtoris -- Haha, that's the funny part. NO, they're normies tasked with ASKING other people to explain why this is important and should be dealt with. Unfortunately, the side that wants them to go back to sleep has, literally, millions of dollars to spread around. What happens prior to meetings like this one is that the board's STAFF (usually comprised of much younger people) is sent out to gather info, chew it up, and organize it in a way that the old folks can understand. While that's happening, word of "Pending Legislation on Topic-X" is leaked so that the lobbyists get a chance to wine & dine the old folks and explain their positions on the matter -- in private, of course. I'd normally say that public hearings like this are mostly a dog & pony show -- I believe the real decision was 98% made well in advance of this meeting, via the backroom lobbyist meetings and the trading of e-mail. Of course, I don't have any proof, but I'm a bit jaded at my ripe young age of 57. 🤨

@clawtoris 4 года назад

@@CitizenPerkins i dont think its funny. If they dont understand nothing is going to happen. No?

@97riman 4 года назад

Her testimony made me really want to start getting involved in my states right to repair movement. I also work in cybersecurity (Defense though) but was always afraid any testimony I would give wouldn't be relevant. She knocked it out of the park!

@TioMegamanX 4 года назад

Everyone should be involved in any push for a free market.

@OffitInfinity 4 года назад

Really, any input from cybersecurity couldn't not be relevant. Just noting from Tarah's testimony, there is clearly an argument being made that passing Right to Repair magically makes device more insecure. This is definitely an fight where all of our input is relevant.

@imightbebiased9311 4 года назад

I think you're thinking like a rational human being. However, the greedy corporate shysters have realized that they can get anything through by just repeatedly yelling, "SECURITY THREATS" and making shit up. Your testimony wouldn't normally be a counter. However, because of their tactic, your testimony is instead, invaluable.

@broderbunto2305 4 года назад

Never underestimate the impact a single person can have. I worked as a low level employee of a big utility company. Periodically employee surveys were taken. People didn’t care much about it because the general feeling was that the company didn’t really care about the results either and it was more for looks and PR so the employees didn’t put much effort in it. A question in the survey was about different social/environmental initiatives the company could do. They all were pretty “lame” like encourage staff to commute via bike or public transport. I went to my supervisor and told him all the suggestions were crap and as a utility company we could have a truly great impact if we choose to change to renewable energy. This was before renewable energy was a big thing. My supervisor looked into it and realized that we could switch to 100% renewable energy without raising the price for our consumers. My supervisor took the idea to the management and only some month later my company switched to 100% renewable energy and became a trendsetter in that field. All of that because I was not happy with the laziness of the suggested ideas and did not just fill in a box with a X but rather told my ideas to someone. Never underestimate yourself or the impact you as a person can have. Sometimes it only takes 5 minutes to talk to the right person to make a big difference. Maybe your voice, stories, ideas for right to repair you tell to someone or to a committee is what will turn the scale.

@tin2001 4 года назад

All the lobbyist keep bringing up "digital locks" (DRM) in consoles, back doors in firmware, etc... Someone from a security background is perfect for debunking their red herring arguments.

@shikyokira3065 3 года назад

FBI had a tough time unlock an alleged criminal's phone. If phone repairers can so easily unlock an iphone, the authorities would have asked them to do so

@Dylan-go5iv 3 года назад

Unfortunately this has very little to do with their misplaced concerns. They think that R2R will allow them to do exactly that which you just stated they currently cannot do. That is, if they even truly believe in those concerns in the first place.

@Milesco 3 года назад

@@Dylan-go5iv : I believe that was Shiki's point.

@Dylan-go5iv 3 года назад

@@Milesco They made a point based on the current legal systems in place. I'm saying that people are worried the fbi will no longer struggle the same way if this bill passes. They can easily say "the current systems apple has in place made it impossible for even the FBI to bypass their security" which holds true. Obviously they still shouldn't be worried, but that's a common concern which derives from misunderstanding how physical repairs differ from software locks and security.

@Milesco 3 года назад

@@Dylan-go5iv : Okay, I see what you're saying.

@Liberty4Ever 3 года назад

Apple standing up to the FBI was almost entirely marketing. It had very little to do with privacy or security.

@carlhamer3762 3 года назад

Damn, she was so polite and concise, yet utterly ruthless. I hope she got through to someone on that committee.

@aaronanderson6958 3 года назад

Although she spoke the truth, she spoke way too fast and without enough pause. It was basically one big statement that wouldn't be enough to influence a single person, even if they were just on the fence with the idea of this notion. And anyone calling themselves a "hacker" is exactly the type of person you know isn't a hacker, especially when done in public like this.

@raffikkiz 3 года назад

@@aaronanderson6958 she's a white hat. And their parts are timed so they HAVE to pack as much in as they can. And she did it in a palatable manner.

@anachronity9002 3 года назад

@@aaronanderson6958 So much of the problem is that companies and politicians hide behind the hope that the average person doesn't understand how electronics work. It puts the people who testify in the extremely difficult position of not only having to explain their qualifications and that they find these claims are absurd, but also to give an entire education to the audience and the congressmen who are or pretend to be ignorant about electronics within the extremely strict time limit that they are given. Otherwise, misconceptions may remain. Bad actors in congress will happily use the faintest hint of a misconception to side with the lobbyists and their money. If those misconceptions are cleared, then at least they will make a fool of themselves while pretending not to understand, in front of voters who now hopefully *do* understand. Also, yes, she is literally a hacker by any reasonable sense of the word. She can say so simply because she isn't a *criminal* hacker.

@SeraphimxSins 3 года назад

@@aaronanderson6958 Anachronity is correct.

@MikkoRantalainen 2 года назад

@@aaronanderson6958 I have to agree that this was too fast spaced for non-experts in the audience. It was easy to follow for me but I do software design for living and mechanical design as a hobby. I've communicated with many enough layman people about technical details that I know when information overload is a high risk. As for the actual content she said I have nothing to complain. I would have liked to have a point about schematics being documentation, not trade secrets or source code but that would have required even faster speech to fit in the tiny time slot she was given.

@Tom_Losh 4 года назад

I have worked with incredibly intelligent and talented people such as Tarah Wheeler before and it is truly a joy to watch them burn someone right down to their socks with hardly an effort. I would NOT want Tarah as an opponent. :D

@shadowtail4063 4 года назад

Me too. It's awesome

@googlesucks100ballsandshaf6 4 года назад

I bet her hacker name is Tarahbyte... 😂😂😂

@emanandchill 4 года назад

@@googlesucks100ballsandshaf6 lol this should be top comment.

@conceptrat 4 года назад

@@googlesucks100ballsandshaf6 Or perhaps TarahNibble. Four bits and only half a byte. A little old skool humour 😁

@asarand 4 года назад

@@conceptrat for clarity, it's spelled nybble

@MBisFrenchy 4 года назад

We got to fly her around with Louis. She's got the experience to get through the elderly congress critters.

@MC-wh3xm 4 года назад

I'd donate to that GoFundMe

@HRRRRRDRRRRR 4 года назад

What's Louis's stance on firearms?

@thatdude123 4 года назад

@lowang fu kyu truthhhh

@jorgenfischer 4 года назад

@@HRRRRRDRRRRR Does that matter for this purpose? Do we have to agree on everything in order to agree on one common issue?

@HRRRRRDRRRRR 4 года назад

@@jorgenfischer Well considering her and her husband fly with guns in their luggage to keep TSA from going through their shit, I would say it kind of is relevant.

@ronaldreagan9408 3 года назад

Apple-- "Hello committee, Here's a thick envelope, could be filled with napkins, or hundred dollar bills, thank you for your time to hear our case."

@tonyf512 3 года назад

Corporate America-- "Hello government, we brought you lunch in this box, its either our cock and balls, or asshole, bon appetit!"

@assassinlexx1993 3 года назад

Here at Apple have everyone a large cheque for their reelection fund. Please enjoy the free holiday cruise the Caribbean Islands.

@deebee9917 3 года назад

@Jimbo Bimbo sadly that’s how it’s done

@leeduke9518 3 года назад

Who else read that in Hank Hills voice

@neimansmith9960 4 года назад

Lobbyists: we got this in the bag Tarah Wheeler: hold my beer.......

@mrkthmn 3 года назад

Sad thing is, it doesn’t matter how good she was, the lobbyists *do* have it in the bag. They represent companies that keep politicians rich and in power. If those companies don’t get their way, those politicians don’t last long so those companies continue to get their way, no matter how awesome opposing testimonies are.

@cannyscott 3 года назад

More like hold my iphone

@V3RTiGo7 3 года назад

or Monster...

@johnmccall5576 3 года назад

Hold my soldering gun...

@theafrican3752 3 года назад

Hold my iPhone

@RGSABloke 4 года назад

Wow, as you said Louis this lady is ‘right on the money’, never wasted a second, concise, factual and knowledgeable. 10/10.

@zyrohnmng 3 года назад

She even threw some jokes in as well

@giancarlonegroni901 3 года назад

Both Tara and Louis, keep up the good work.

@snipdemtips8258 3 года назад

@@zyrohnmng And burns too

@liquidsoftpc 4 года назад

If she was a ballistic missile the target would have probably been evaporated. 100% on point.

@Daytruin 4 года назад

probably and 100% is a paradox. She is a nuclear warhead that decimates the straw house that is big tech companies "reasons" you cannot repair your own products as simple as the repair might be.

@leerman22 4 года назад

KKV

@shiftt. 4 года назад

If she was a missile the Patriot system wouldn't even know she passed by!

@troIIdier 4 года назад

"That's how you pronounce *hacker* when you're testifying in front of a legislative committee." I thought "gangster" was probably hyperbole but no, no it was not.

@sadisticsquirrels2474 3 года назад

SHE SPEAKS WITH THE VOICE OF THE EMPEROR

@tgd02 3 года назад

which emperor tho?

@tarquinioprisco8459 3 года назад

@@tgd02 KUZKOOOOOOO

@RonLaws 4 года назад

Tl;DR: I am a Cyber security expert and the arguments put forward by manufacturers are a load of absolute bullshit.

@theafrican3752 3 года назад

Thanks for translating for Donald Trump and his followers.

@exe_ 4 года назад

You mean to tell me that the firmware of the phone is not in the battery?! Shocking!

@_BangDroid_ 4 года назад

No it's written in plain text under the battery, that's why they don't want microscopes near the things!

@Nirrrina 4 года назад

Really!!! But I thought apple shoved everything into the battery including the screen. So you tell me it's not? Does that mean u shouldn't be keeping the old batteries with my photos on them? I only own an original iPad that was a passed on gift. I use Lenovo yoga tablets instead. Both 8" & the 10". I like them better & they're cheaper to replace when I literally wear them out. One IdeaPad before I upgraded to yoga has grooves worn into the screen.

@davidc212k 4 года назад

LOL good one

@phxcppdvlazi 4 года назад

I took my phone in to repair and they installed the Tick Tocked on my battery!!!!1!

@HeedlessDullahan 4 года назад

I see your pun, well done sir

@georgegriffin6114 3 года назад

Tarah Wheeler is an absolute gem. Really one of the best people.

@catsndogs98 3 года назад

She’s like a movie expert come to life

@InuHost 4 года назад

She was amazing, for lack of better words. I admire how assertive she was without being disrespectful, condescending, and even cocky. Well done testimony.

@thematrixian8710 4 года назад

If you listen closely, you can hear the lobbyists sweat dripping.

@wyhiobcarlile4879 4 года назад

*You can hear the lobbyist's script's sweat dripping

@leeh.1900 3 года назад

Only because she's smarter, has more experience and is more gangster than them :)

@shepsean1 3 года назад

The person testifying is a lobbyist too

@shepsean1 3 года назад

@Aquatic Ape did you just like... steal my comment?

@joshportie 3 года назад

Did you even listen to her? She is a lobbyist.

@RetroMotiveAdventures 4 года назад

Amazing testimony! As a cellphone tech myself it's to true an IC encrypted board is nearly impossible to get anything off of ever and replacing a battery and or screen or speaker has no affect on board software security at all!

@alex12342715 3 года назад

"I've been a Linux system admin..." Most people who work in this industry: "Ok, so you fucking know your shit..."

@midnull6009 3 года назад

....I was like, omg this woman is not to be messed with!!!

@OEMPlus 3 года назад

thats EXACTLY what i said verbatim at that moment :D

@te0nani 3 года назад

She was going full sudo rm BS right from the start. My machines would salute to her.

@V3RTiGo7 3 года назад

Every Linux system admins knows how tofu other OS are.

@ragtop63 3 года назад

I've met plenty of Linux SysAdmins who couldn't point out a hard drive in a lineup. The title doesn't mean shit but her extensive career does.

@MeMoshRocks 4 года назад

When she said "that how you pronounce hacker" snoop dog's tunes started playing in my head.

@smwnl9072 4 года назад

someone should edit the sunglass dropdown as well

@MeMoshRocks 4 года назад

@@TarahWheeler @Florian Oprescu I was thinking something like nuthin’ but a G thang

@napsterking 4 года назад

"Da Da Da Da Da, Its the Motherfucking D-O Double-G" *while Sunglasses and a joint appear*

@borisn.1346 4 года назад

😂

4 года назад

The fact that you have to have hearings to testify that changing a battery 🔋 is not something other than... Changing a battery tells you about the power of lobby.

@Slymel22 4 года назад

@lowang fu kyu You mean the morons put in place?

@ljubomirculibrk4097 4 года назад

Its interesting, i suport right to repair by all means. But no one is talking of health care costs in US, if you get work incapacitated and cant pay medical treatment you are good as dead. I woudnt like to live in US, europe is a bit more humane. For some reason all are ok whit the that, talking of lobying?

@noahwood5686 4 года назад

@@ljubomirculibrk4097 Disabled american here, can I apply for asylum?

@shoopoop21 4 года назад

@@ljubomirculibrk4097 _But no one is talking of health care costs in US, if you get work incapacitated and cant pay medical treatment you are good as dead._ If you're a fucking loser that spends every dollar, because you lack self control, the natural consequence is that you don't have money when important medical bills come up. Maybe instead of spending all your money on videogames and weed, and being a worthless tankie, you save your money, build capital, and function in the fucking society. _I can assure you, no one is okay with the bullshit healthcare system._ Obamacare was bullshit designed to fail, but otherwise no. You speak for yourself, tankie idiots.

@Mrelectricm 4 года назад

@@shoopoop21 Guy didn't even say anything about Obamacare. If you think it's fine, then you revel in complacency and never want to see things get better.

@Skeggi 3 года назад

Offensive Information Security Researcher. I need to remember that one, that's poetry right there 👌

@RageUnchained 4 года назад

The thumbnail: "Best testimony ever given" *BEST EVER TESTIMONY GIVEN*

@JesusSaves86AB 4 года назад

Yet not a fuck in sight

@kisstune 4 года назад

For once a clickbaity title and thumbnail is not

@MidnightSt 4 года назад

"And I'm an Offensive Information Security Researcher. That's how you pronounce 'hacker' when you're testifying in front of a legislative commitee." This was amazing :)

@darrenr49 4 года назад

that is fucked.

@AryaCashOut 4 года назад

@@darrenr49 What?

@skunk12 4 года назад

How bout you hack deez nuts?

@skunk12 4 года назад

@Happy McJoyJoy using PC jargon against the bureaucrats.

@jasonleejames_official 3 года назад

@@darrenr49 that is called Based

@stupersyn1 4 года назад

Anyone else catch when she said that she lived in Seattle, or rather Seattle traffic? 😆

@shorttimer874 4 года назад

There are more than 3 times as many people in the area and basically the same roads as when I got my drivers license. Ther have been some added lanes, like I-5 swapping out the shoulders for one, but many, many roads have had lane reduction. So you would think transit would be an option, but to get the 12 miles from my house to work takes several transfers and at least 1 3/4 hours each way. Since work is VOIP and VPN it would be possible for me to work at home some days, but that will never happen. Sigh.

@borisn.1346 4 года назад

That flew past me...but 😂 Wickedt!

@vladrootgmailcom 4 года назад

"An offensive information security researcher" = hacker. Brilliant! Just brilliant! :D

@sjm4306 4 года назад

Yes, this made my morning! Thank you Tarah, Louis and everyone who stood up for what is right in representing the will of the people, not the corporations and government.

@icecell 4 года назад

This was my favourite. She has the qualifications and clearly knows what she's talking about, and the way she speaks is really good.

@Al.j.Vasquez 4 года назад

My jaw just dropped, this is what a FATALITY looks like irl.

@Eduar6996 4 года назад

No, that's a BRUTALITY.

@BadgerMonkey 4 года назад

MU-MU-MU-MU MULTI-KILL

@daddygirlchanelhines4600 4 года назад

They loss

@killertigergaming6762 3 года назад

I like how when she was talking about security and stuff and she even mentioned backdoors like there phones aren't full of backdoors

@TwistedTeaRex 3 года назад

She is a woman of focus, commitment, of sheer f***ing will.

@hugohackenbush3524 3 года назад

Great JW reference.

@amirulakmal5140 3 года назад

She killed them with an Apple Pencil.

@tarahwheeler9943 3 года назад

This is the best compliment I have ever been paid. I literally listened to JW clips on the way down from Seattle to Olympia, but you're the first person to catch the attitudinous homage. :-) Be seeing you.

@topsecretdeathmachin 4 года назад

That woman can command a room, holy mackerel!

@skunk12 4 года назад

BETA!

@Sivatra 4 года назад

@@skunk12 Jealous dumbass.

@AcuraAddicted 4 года назад

Whoa! That's focus, commitment and expertise. What a treat to watch!

@johnorsomeone4609 3 года назад

Based on her qualifications she should be running the meeting rather than just testifying at it. There’s something so final about sentences which begin with “It is simply not the case that..”.

@Saiaix 3 года назад

Holy shit. Fast, concise truth with fair professional perspective and subtle humor unobtrusive to the testimony. Give this woman a medal.

@mattyourmom 4 года назад

That's the educated way of saying "why you f#&$?!@ lying"

@rozdede 4 года назад

Matt Nottelling ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IdtKbq3Omkw.html

@b0bther4md0m 4 года назад

The forum translation: I'm a hacker, the opposition wouldn't know a Terminal if it reached out and ifconfig'ed in their faces

@manr.9106 3 года назад

WHAT A LEGEND OF WOMAN/HUMAN BEING!!!!!!! This is an absolute perfect speech and there should be one person like her, in every state of the country! Please come forward and help supporting the community!

@trailfork7815 4 года назад

I still remember the time when Louis said he'd do everything to get his confiscated batteries back... Well destroying apple isn't what I expected lol

@EMETRL 4 года назад

I'm glad you highlighted this testimony, because there is something she said that probably went over some peoples' heads but is an extremely good argument. "As someone who hires in the information security industry, I know how critical it is to employ people with curious minds who want to know how things work. I want to see more of those minds working jobs here in the state of Washington." In other words, if Washington doesn't pass this bill, and other states do, the valuable potential employees and contributors to the state of Washington will simply find somewhere else to live and work, and Washington will fall behind. Tarah isn't just making a case for the consumer, she is making a fundamental connection between the existence of a proper free market and the economic success of the state.

@CathrineMacNiel 4 года назад

yep, that's how you get the government to listen: lost Tax Revenues.

@danieldewilson 3 года назад

damn

@davesnothere2782 3 года назад

Government isn't created to turn out efficiently thinking people nor to foster growth. It's created to reign in what authority see as chaos and/or lack of control over its subjects. For example, govt would hire Tara, then crush her under a work load just to keep her in check and prevent subjects from sharing her knowledge and ideas.

@rocketfingers-JSR 3 года назад

@@davesnothere2782 Using her testimony as a preface, I don't think it would stretch the imagination to unfathomable limits to say that she can sniff out toxic work environments and leadership. If any potential employer did hire her and try that maneuver, it would not be unreasonable to think she would catch onto the scheme quickly ans simply find another employer. Smart people are in high demand in the technology field and ethical hacking is almost lucrative in the IT world if you know what you are doing.

@systous 3 года назад

Where you work and where live are no longer tied at the hip. Specifically Tech people will live wherever they want and work wherever pays them the most. It's a shallow connection, great for this venue, but doesn't really mesh with reality.

@rorybodechon6604 3 года назад

That was the most polite and legally correct way to tell someone "You're wrong and this is stupid" I've ever seen

@TravellerHD 3 года назад

I’m just impressed that the thumbnail can be read different ways and still make complete sense. Vertical “Best ever testimony given” vs. horizontal “Best testimony ever given”.

@jonathankr 4 года назад

"Now and AFTER the hearing." What an ending!

@First__Last__ 4 года назад

crazy i heard a mic drop but the video shows it's still there

@Bialy_1 4 года назад

Crazy that you think that only one mic can be conected to audio system....

@First__Last__ 4 года назад

@@Bialy_1 wooooooosh

@kurtpennington8611 4 года назад

@@First__Last__ ikr

@rustyshackleford3487 3 года назад

Savage. Jokes would have killed in a room full of smart people.

@fizwizzle1989 3 года назад

I think the underground situation room comment completely flew over their heads, wasted burns.

@ThanatoselNyx 3 года назад

Jokes were great, but outbursts of laughter wouldn't have been appropriate.

@sevenredundent7256 4 года назад

Wow, that mic drop at the end, just amazing.

@blazbohinc4964 4 года назад

OMG, this woman breathes fire! What an awesome speech. Fuck yeah! Very well put, ms. Wheeler. Great job. I'm amazed.

@kdnguyen80 4 года назад

I don't think she took a single breath that entire time LOL what a BOSS!

@sinki19841984 4 года назад

Oh she did, notice that well placed pause after "Hacker". A small moment to let that sink in by the audience.

@ShadyRonin 3 года назад

This wasn’t a hearing, this was a savage comedy sketch that was so on point the people in the room forgot how to laugh

@youuuuuuuuuuutube 4 года назад

Great testimony, I remember seeing it Live. So, a security expert is saying that being able to repair devices is not going to compromise any security. I guess whenever companies use that argument, we can point them to this video.

@tonytom5242 4 года назад

Short...straight to the point...and asking the real questions...This is a masterpiece of a testimony

@gFamWeb 4 года назад

This whole "right to repair" thing reminded me of my interaction with Asus about my laptop. For some reason Asus has a model number that's printed on the box, and etched on the outside of the computer, and then a completely separate model number for the board and internal components. Both model numbers appear on their website as being separate models, with separate pages for drivers, despite the laptop not being sold at all under the board model number. What's worse is all their technician manuals are internal. I was wanting to know the compatibility unused M.2 SSD slot on my motherboard, so they had to pull what the slot was tested for internally. The technician manual for the box model number had no mention of the slot. I told them "I'm looking at it right now", so they looked at the one for the board model number, and gave me the information I needed. I remember asking if any of this information was in a place I could access and they said no. They also said that, since the slot was only tested for SSDs 256GB and below, if I tried one at a higher capacity, they wouldn't service any issues that arose from it. To note, there's little reason for this cap to exist. It's likely, since it was an older motherboard, that 256GB SSDs were the largest commercially viable at the time, so they probably only tested that high, and are just using that as a baseline of what they'll service. TL;DR: Wanted to confirm the motherboard on my Asus laptop would support an SSD I wanted to buy. The laptop had two model numbers, and thus two internal technician manuals, only one of which had info at what the port was tested for. I had to call to get this information, and was also told that if I tired something they hadn't tested the motherboard for, they wouldn't service any issues that arose.

@joerazakmex88 4 года назад

And its a pretty common issue with most "propietary information", I got grilled by my manager for even suggesting to use commonly available parts for a new product line, since it's not my job to design the products (I design the tools to weld and assemble the products, some Green Agricultural machines with a yellow logo that starts with John), let alone the guys that design the software that runs the machines, I find it extremely idiotic that you have to ship a 12000lbs machine back to a dealership 4 hours away, cause some ECU is failing and no one but your dealership technicians can "fix" instead of just releasing the software to 3rd party repair.

@marcpawl 4 года назад

Maybe the anology should be you would get some other used car which you have no idea of how it was taken care of, and they threw out all your stuff in the trunk and glove compartment including the home made pictures from your grandkids

@NVMDSTEvil 4 года назад

M.2 isnt all that old.. and I would say you got a bad rep. That said that and knowing some internals at asus, left hand of Asus has no clue what the right hand is doing. They used to be an ok company when they were more active in the enthusiast community 5-10 years ago but these days they are getting passed by other manufacturers quality wise and definitely in support quality.

@leosigman7239 4 года назад

You reminded me of long ago when Compaq had 3 numbers for every part: one for initial sale, another for adding as accessory, and a third for repair. And there was Packard Bell, who hard-coded hard disks making replacement or upgrade near impossible, and no two machines seemed to have the same hardware inside.

@nobodywillcare2 4 года назад

@@joerazakmex88 and they could probably earn more by charging these shops a yearly software update & support charge

@MrXUndeadNinja 3 года назад

The greatest tragedy is that half of them seem to be actively fighting a coma

@resphantom 3 года назад

Flawless execution, she got her words out effectively and effeciently, with no waisted context or unnecessary or invalid information.

@michaelking3327 4 года назад

i love how tarah went straight to the "core" issue!

@YAAMW 4 года назад

Damn. This woman is incredible. She totally invalidated their arguments in less than three minutes

@darkhighwayman1757 3 года назад

shes cool af.

@brianmays1731 3 года назад

Yeah, but will or did they listen? She blasted them point blank with facts and unless they are open to change it will not change anything

@DJJonPattrsn22 8 месяцев назад

You are, of course, absolutely right, Louis. This is extremely well crafted, brilliant and poignant testimony on "right to repair" coming from a superbly qualified & appropriate source. Fantastic! I LOVE it!

@StonyRC 3 года назад

Not one millisecond of that testimony was wasted - damn good job Tarah Wheeler ... much respect!

@C123Martins 4 года назад

I loved the "I live in Seattle traffic joke".

@columbusohio299 3 года назад

They couldnt laugh because people would be like well do something then. Since they have the power to enact a solutiom. They got the joke they just didnt dare laugh

@izatwin 4 года назад

She's a sniper! Damn that was some smokin testimony.

@daddygirlchanelhines4600 4 года назад

That's why they loss

@wildnfree223 3 года назад

sharp, concise, accurate and to be honest a raw display of power ( leadership). Well said.

@CLPRPSD 3 года назад

It’s a skill, a talent and a confidence in oneself that allows someone to present this well. Some are naturals, some learn over time, but few get to be this good. Well done.

@SoyPabloCastro 4 года назад

Last time I was this early, apple copied my comment and posted it two years later as "innovation"

@DaggerPrince 4 года назад

xDDDD

@jimmasterson7143 3 года назад

She sounds like she is the AI voice u hear when ur in a mech suit

@jonathandorozowsky4005 3 года назад

I lol'd. That's a good one. Considering she's basically speaking to automatons, that may be the most appropriate choice.

@Blaze8798 4 года назад

Honestly one of my favorite moments in the entire thing, I'm so glad that she blatantly pointed out what I was face-palming about. The fact that software-security and hardware-security HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH EACH OTHER! So all of the people who spoke against it saying that it would be a security risk are extremely uneducated, or are trying to speak like they know what they're talking about to take advantage of the people who don't know any better.

@hashemmehyar9614 4 года назад

Her channel is amazing, her CS101 lectures are phenomenal! Tons of information, presented in the friendliest manner. Glad i found it.

@dogoku 4 года назад

She was MVP in Washington. Such a badass!

@julianzuloaga 4 года назад

Wow that woman's career is amazing. Respect.

@khamsinshamal7988 4 года назад

Excellent way of describing the difference between security tampering/ diminishing / breaching of a product and just replacing everyday parts that can brake. Her concern about the necessity for good security, combined with a practical view on simple repairs, makes it a great statement that is easily understood even if you aren’t a hacker.

@LatinaCreamQueen 3 года назад

This is the benchmark of a testimony. She thought through EVERYTHING.

@EhKurd 4 года назад

The lobbyists surely cannot win after this legendary Rossmann-Wheeler combo.

@saswatsarangi6669 3 года назад

She's actually what feminism looks like, not ranting, pure hardwork, knowledge!!

@novanppp 3 года назад

I would say that she represents everything that feminism is against. A strong intelligent woman that does not need anything to cater to her and works her own way. If you look at the way that feminism in modern day acts, it goes directly against all of that

@peter.g6 3 года назад

@@novanppp That's the problem with organized movements - what are the leaders gonna do when they already won? Go home and accept they are not leaders of anything anymore, or never admit they got anything, keep making more demands to keep their position, power and income? The answer is pretty obvious.

@ssnerd583 3 года назад

she aint no Karen, thats a fact

@MikkoRantalainen 2 года назад

I would say this speech was an example *what feminism should look like* - way too often people that claim to be feminists actually want something else but treating men and women equal.

@paulrozinski1488 3 года назад

I’ve never seen a person get so many words out in one breath. Brilliant !!!!

@1972Sylvester 3 года назад

Refreshing to hear someone speak to the point. No fluff whatsoever.

@vegetta00 4 года назад

How quickly at the end he was to say "Thank you," before she'd completely finished shows that he was eager to move on. Government and corporations are on the same side. This isn't capitalism, this is Statism and Corporatism.

@fakename287 4 года назад

Statism and corporatism are just fancy ways of saying "unregulated capitalism"

@river7874 3 года назад

Sadly. We're basically a Corporate Oligarchy. It's absurd.

@nr-dx4zz 4 года назад

I agree this was the greatest testimony

@lorgrenbenirus 4 года назад

That was a good no-nonsense testimony about obvious facts from someone who is in that business for a long time. Respect and thanks.

@violinmiata 3 года назад

Amazing! We need people like her to be in charge of running the country, she gets it and understands. Cheers

@chao807 4 года назад

Breakdown: "this is my background in the issue. I am not biased as I use and enjoy your products. This is why your company is being a moron". Beautiful

@andrewortiz687 3 года назад

Apples rebuttal: uhh we don’t have enough information to address the argument… Problem continues on

@ercost60 4 года назад

Amazing testimony, Tarah! Thank you for stating so much great information so eloquently and succinctly!

@jetaddicted 3 года назад

Take good note of the tone of voice and the rythm and pace in that lady’s speech, not only does she come out with valid points, she exposes them with the right amount of drama. Don’t laugh: it has its importance, it adds to her power of persuasion. Well done, ma’am.

@balbonits 4 года назад

*after Tarah's testimony* "Okay, next- ... Where's the mic?" *after a few moments* "There it is! Why was it on the floor?" (A long narration about a mic drop)

@EnderElohim 3 года назад

not as long as the liars noses ( a short Pinocchio joke )

@MesaAufenhand 4 года назад

Tarah Wheeler be out there dropping nukes

@d6wave 4 года назад

that would be a accurate analogy .

@rantingguy1726 4 года назад

That was a seriously good testimony, really knocked it out of the park with the points and had the background and expert knowledge to back it up. I'd love to see more of her at future hearings. Also, thank you to anyone who goes to these in support of this bill, I am, not a repairman or involved in the repair business in any way but your points make sense to me even from a common sense level and I appreciate these people fighting to give people the right to fix they're products as they see fit. Your fighting to preserve freedom of choice and freedom itself by trying to stop these companies from controlling our products even after we have paid for them and own them.