If you're operating e-sports teams and want to build/market a new video livestreaming platform for fans, outside of the walled gardens of YouTube and Twitch and in a cost-efficient manner... bringing on an outspoken and talented entrepreneur who built that exact operation makes all the sense in the world!
And from https://9z.gg/equipos I see that one of their teams focuses on a racing simulator... so it seems the subject of this article is one of the few people in history to successfully reach the endgame of that legendary PSA that admonished viewers "You Wouldn't Download A Car." :)
The problem is, when he does illegal stuff using your corporate resources, like running an illegal crypto scam it's a whole heckuva lot harder to say "Oh, we didn't know he would do that!" in court.
There's always someone just as qualified that doesn't have a record, so you'd in fact be hiring the lesser of the two candidates, and that's not a smart business decision.
BTW, "LaLiga" Spanish operator mentioned in the article as the one promoting the arrest of this guy in Argentina is the same mentioned this past weeks as getting Spanish ISPs to block wide ranges of IP addresses (specially Cloudflare) each time there's a football match on TV:
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 38.8 ms ] threadAnd from https://9z.gg/equipos I see that one of their teams focuses on a racing simulator... so it seems the subject of this article is one of the few people in history to successfully reach the endgame of that legendary PSA that admonished viewers "You Wouldn't Download A Car." :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmZm8vNHBSU
I understand those are different circumstances, Milei having no such tech skills, I just find it ironic.
his punishment continues